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Started by oni_toranoshi November 01, 2004 11:52 PM

13 comments, last by Mage2k 19 years, 6 months ago

oni_toranoshi

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November 01, 2004 11:52 PM

Okay, I'm not looking to sign up for simplistic, experiments I'm looking more towards that "Mad Scientist", type of deal. Genetic, Nano Technology, etc. The world around us is changing, and if we don't change with it we shall die. So many people bicker, bitch, moan and complain about things in which they don't understand. Howevr they do not fully grasp the application(s) of the experiments, and what they could possibly lead to. I would offer myself up as a "guinea pig" if I knew the who's and hows! I am not affraid of the outcomes. Death is inevitable, however we can choose to die with our heads held high, if you have done something meaningful. Who knows how many countless lives could be spared.

Senses777

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November 01, 2004 11:58 PM

Why not call up Dr. Robert White? He might be able to head you in the right direction.

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falkone

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November 02, 2004 12:14 AM

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joanusdmentia

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November 02, 2004 12:32 AM

Quote:Original post by falkone

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fractoid

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November 02, 2004 12:38 AM

I'm afraid they don't test nanomeds on college students. Nor the T-virus. :/

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at falkone! [grin]]

oni_toranoshi

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November 04, 2004 11:04 PM

Contacting the doctor would sound easy enough if I knew how to get in contact with him. Also I am not a college student, and the only way for human nano med testing is if they are done voluntary, as in with out pay. However, the benefits of the nanomeds, out way the risks. Worst case scenario, I die! Not actually a big risk when you calculate in the fact that everyone dies. Best case scenario, they work, and I nolonger have asthma. You do the math.

Avatar God

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November 04, 2004 11:09 PM

Unfortunately, I can't see the image...

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temp_ie_cant_thinkof_name

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November 05, 2004 01:53 AM

It would probably make us laugh like this guy I just saw on CNN:

Quote:
"God told me he brought Bush." Really you talked to God? "Yes, I've seen Jesus. God told me he put Bush in power."

ROFLES thrown at that guy.

"I study differential and integral calculus in my spare time." -- Karl Marx

CGameProgrammer

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November 05, 2004 02:04 AM

Quote:Original post by oni_toranoshi
Okay, I'm not looking to sign up for simplistic, experiments I'm looking more towards that "Mad Scientist", type of deal. Genetic, Nano Technology, etc.

The world around us is changing, and if we don't change with it we shall die. So many people bicker, bitch, moan and complain about things in which they don't understand. Howevr they do not fully grasp the application(s) of the experiments, and what they could possibly lead to.

I would offer myself up as a "guinea pig" if I knew the who's and hows! I am not affraid of the outcomes. Death is inevitable, however we can choose to die with our heads held high, if you have done something meaningful. Who knows how many countless lives could be spared.

You signed up yesterday to a game-development website to tell us this?

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temp_ie_cant_thinkof_name

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November 05, 2004 02:24 AM

Of course. Medical experts frequent here. Send me your donated organs, plz.

"I study differential and integral calculus in my spare time." -- Karl Marx

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