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Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
we have to consider these things our cohabitants on this world since they are here and nearly impossible to destroy...
can't we all just get along (with prions)
There are so many novel methods that haven't been researched...
like for instance... has any radiation experiment taken place yet, to see if they can mutate into a harmless or repaired form?
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
I travel alot and have seen first hand the rural areas turn into citys, and with them comes massive waste of the environment...
most people are just not good to the environment unfortunatly, the world can take some free riders, but it has a bad case of fleas right now...so a little flea birth control seems like the most humane thing to do... and china has already proven it can be done...
any thoughts to the idea that the "freaky alien" cow mutulations are really Black op G-men methods to monitor the spread?
any deer mutulations?
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
it is the most resonable theory of why Aliens wanted a bunch of cow vaginas that i have heard of yet...
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
is it tuly possible to clean the food distribution systems of these? do the powers that be, think it would be money badly spent with little effective result?
do they think efforts to do so might cause the panic they are trying to prevent?
And one final question for now... are prions in vegetables? (as i eat my veggie sub)
Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
This might be a dumb question, but whatever.
It seems that prions occur in nature and have mutated, possibly through human intervention, okay?
How is naturally-occurring prions so different from naturally occurring anthrax? It too can lie dormant in the ground for years. And can be used for evil.
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