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By: michaelalbert. on 02 Dec 08, 19:07:10
This is another remarkable step in the progress of deep open ocean aquacultural technology to provide our hngrry world with healthy seafood in a manner than does not damage our oceans nor their stakeholders. Brian O'Hanlon, CEO & Founder of Open Blue Sea Farms, worked with MIT and it was at his facility in Puerto Rico where the tests were conducted.
By: thomashm9. on 31 Oct 08, 23:14:57
This is great, we can now stop destroying mangroves that protect coastlines for unhealthy fish farms.
By: Greenmin5. on 29 Oct 08, 23:59:03
its so other species dont become extinct
By: soundman420. on 22 Sep 08, 04:13:12
whats wrong with just going out and catching your own fish? we have become so complex we dont have to lift a finger.
By: icecreamfarts. on 20 Sep 08, 09:53:01
wow :D
By: icecreamfarts. on 20 Sep 08, 09:52:22
technically... you'd have to narrow that down to species, because insects SURE AS HELL PWN us in terms of numbers, and they're "animals". and, erm, cockroaches and sharks longevity blah blah blah guess what i'm tryna say is, is "successful" defined by "ability to deliberately modify the earth to bring about maximum benefits for our own species"? because a more accurate description would actually be "longest period of existence"
By: noinlair. on 19 Sep 08, 17:27:28
Lol. This is awesome - if fish could talk what would the fish on the inside say to the fish outside? :P
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By: nickmusic12. on 10 Sep 08, 11:44:54
define successful but i agree with you
By: soylentgreenb. on 09 Sep 08, 10:03:41
"won't this destroy the ecosystem?" No. "why do researchers think humans can play god[?]" Because nature sucks? Because we're so good at it? No other animal on Earth has ever been anywhere near as successful as humans are.
By: soylentgreenb. on 09 Sep 08, 09:59:17
"you do realize farmed fish are infested with parasites and swimming in their own filth right?" Sea lice and such; but not parasites that attack humans like wild fish(e.g. tape worms).
By: soylentgreenb. on 09 Sep 08, 09:56:16
"Uhm, and the point of fish farms in the ocean being?" Isn't it obvious? Natural fish stocks depend on natural food sources, which are limited. Natural fish stocks consist of whichever fish best survive in nature, not necessarily the fish we'd like to eat. They may also harbour harmful parasites like tapeworm; it's easier to ensure that farmed fish do not.
By: rbwilliams1. on 08 Sep 08, 15:06:25
Makes me think of "The Matrix" for fish.
By: dehbee. on 07 Sep 08, 07:25:15
okay you didnt even read the main point of my comment. its not about making the fish "happy". its about maintaining CLEAN FOOD since our current system has too many flaws.
By: EIN771. on 06 Sep 08, 21:17:42
better solution? hehehe urm eat the fish rather than building mobile homes for them. think of how stupid it really is? sure it cleans out the cage naturally and all but the fish dont notice a difference... i think my goldfish is happy where he is!
By: swyft187. on 06 Sep 08, 19:27:51
We are heterotrophic, never forget that.
By: thoughtwaretv. on 06 Sep 08, 13:52:13
This is a way of "growing" fish for feeding the human population. Previously, these fish farms were created near shore. Unfortunately, eventually the surrounding area became contaminated with fish droppings. Thus, this new idea could help us farm fish, on the move. For more information see videos at Thoughtware (dot) TV
By: 6down5up. on 06 Sep 08, 13:49:46
what is the point in that?
By: LiquidFriction. on 06 Sep 08, 07:11:07
Uhm, and the point of fish farms in the ocean being?
By: MassZombicide. on 06 Sep 08, 02:25:09
It's called behavioral genetics htt p://ww w.newscientist. com/article .ns?id=dn7147 Consider the fact that religious people are more prone to hallucination, well they don't call them hallucinations but yuh know
By: MassZombicide. on 06 Sep 08, 02:20:00
Look up religion as it relates to genetics & remember, even if degrees of the inclination were relatively insignificant at first, such things as religiosity (if not theism itself) have been bred into people over the course of thousands of years through such actions as pogroms e.g. the inquisition and favoritism for people who express such socially preferred/religious/traditional ways of thinking. It's undeniable that these religious acts have had a significant impact on our allelic frequencies
By: foolioay. on 05 Sep 08, 23:51:46
Balance is overrated. I'm not saying useless, just not as all important as some insist. Mankind comes first, balance or not. we'll just have to sort out the issues as we go. Even the messy ones.
By: jangee44. on 05 Sep 08, 22:06:17
Good for the sea floor!
By: dehbee. on 05 Sep 08, 21:11:01
you do realize farmed fish are infested with parasites and swimming in their own filth right? so when you eat farmed fish you not getting clean fish...thus better solution? unless your god and you can help the wild fish population regain its numbers ide like to see you provide a better solution.