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Can I have a third choice?
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embryo or stem cell....
this isnt biology
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I'd have to say George W. Bush looks more like a chimp than a stem cell.
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Oooh - the question you're not supposed to ask.

Excellent point. Yup, it's obviously the chimp.
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I don't know what your question has to do with religion; but I would say a chimpanzee because it is complete like a human.
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they more closely resemble a shaven yellow baboon ...
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Genetically they resemble a human stem cell, for obvious reasons.

Physically they resemble a chimpanzee, as the stem cell isn't good for that comparison and a grown chimpanzee is far more humanoid than a microscopic water-filled balloon.

Mentally they rememble chimpanzees, because they enjoy throwing their own fecal matter, as shown in many stem cell debates.
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can you see stem cells ? then you are on good drugs.
we all resemble each other.
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