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28 years old
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February 21, 1984
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winterpeg, manitoba

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Sterotypes are there for a reason, call me a nerd and you'll be spot-on.
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Winterpeg, Manitoba
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Art, Design, Carpentry, Mechanics, Applied Physics, game design
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Construction(summer), Student(fall/winter)

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  1. In Topic: Quality Jokes and Humor

    29 September 2011 - 05:20 PM

    http://www.smbc-comi...s&id=2349#comic

    Good old chemistry tests.
  2. In Topic: What are you listening to right now?

    13 September 2011 - 08:44 AM

  3. In Topic: How to crush, grind, pulverise charcoal

    19 August 2011 - 11:26 PM

    I'd think a lawn-mower would make a good medium-large scale grinder.

    Wrap it in a rubber skirt and block off the exit port. Should reduce a few cubic feet of charcoal to dust fairly quickly.
  4. In Topic: Solar Roads Would Bankrupt America!

    26 July 2011 - 11:10 AM

    Not the worst idea in the world: most highways are little-traveled and have the electric grid right next to them as-is.

    I agree that nuke-power is a fairly viable option, but the issue with that is zoning: no one wants a reactor in their back yard. People don't understand radiation and nuclear physics; what they don't understand they fear.

    I'd like to see all mass-transit running off mini-nukes(re: nuclear batteries). A man can dream.
  5. In Topic: Super Soldier Theories - Creating A 'plausible Possibility"?

    21 July 2011 - 07:03 PM

    View PostMissGypsy, on 24 May 2011 - 11:49 PM, said:

    Muscle Strength Enhancement - mutate DNA segment or block the production of myostatin to prevent limitations on muscle growth; increase the expression for the metabolism gene (DNA methylation?)

    Don't forget follistatin. http://scienceforums...e-made-mightier

    View PostMissGypsy, on 24 May 2011 - 11:49 PM, said:

    Greater Endurance - would come with the increased metabolism?
    Greater metabolic energy - increase the expression for the metabolism gene
    Ability to operate without sleep for days/needing only a few hours at night -
    Increased Aggression -

    http://hypography.co...scientists.html
    give him triple the normal number of mitochondria-per-cell.
    Bigger adrenal glands,

    View PostMissGypsy, on 24 May 2011 - 11:49 PM, said:

    Cognitive Enhancement - alter the genes that alter the brain's supply of neurochemicals (hormones, enzymes, neurotransmitters) - DNA methylation?

    I'd look into the "study helper" chemicals people peddle to university students, and Ritalin. Some implanted artificial gland that produces them.


    View PostMissGypsy, on 24 May 2011 - 11:49 PM, said:

    My problem however is time. At what point would these genetic alterations have to take place?

    Depends, If you piggybacked the myostatin and folliostatin genes onto a carrier virus, it would give a short term effect, but you seem to be looking for a form of permanency.

    You could go a different route: artificial DNA. http://www.msnbc.msn...-controls-life/
    John Smith has a culture of each major tissue type(muscle groups, organs, bone marrow) collected, his DNA is extracted from the cultures and mapped. After mapping new synthetic DNA based off of the original blueprint is injected into the now vacant cells, which are cultured. The super-cells are then re-injected into John Smith; having the same markers as they originally did, there is no immune-response.

    This opens up some other intersting ideas:
    the synthetic DNA could have much longer telomeres, allowing the enhanced cells to reproduce for a longer time and supplement, or eventually replace, the basic cells.
    Your John Smith could be 120 years old, with barely a shred of his original cells left; At what point does he stop being the man he was? Does he worry that most of his body is(or eventually will be) made of frankenstein cells? Is he mad at what "they" did(are doing) to him? There's your aggression right there.



    You're not the only one to talk about super soldiers. check this thread out: http://scienceforums...rsoldier-serum/


    Edit: additional thoughts.

    He needs Resistance to disease!
    A LOT of pharmaceuticals are produced by vats of GM bacteria. GM whatever strain(s) of bacteria are in John Smith's intestines; he has a constant antiviral and antibacterial suppository.

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    GAHD 

    21 Jul 2011 - 00:03
    Lost a bet in February...so long, long hair. I knew thee well.
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    Turtle 

    21 Feb 2011 - 09:55
    happy birthday! :)
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    NerdsLoveToRawr 

    23 Feb 2010 - 01:46
    thank you :P
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    GAHD 

    21 Feb 2010 - 16:30
    thanks guys :D
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    Turtle 

    21 Feb 2010 - 09:11
    :partycheers: :partyballoons: :bdayparty: :friday:
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    lawcat 

    21 Feb 2010 - 04:14
    Happy B-day!
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    pamela 

    23 Dec 2009 - 19:34
    sending you holiday cheer!!! :)
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    pamela 

    26 Jul 2009 - 03:29
    hmmmnn...it is always interesting to get their view as it allows us to see a glimpse of how they view themselves. What i find fascinating tho, is your ex's response- her choice of terminology actually speaks volumes about you and your interaction with her-yup, great style!:)
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    pamela 

    25 Jul 2009 - 16:07
    alrighty then... first off, you are real, what you see is what you get-need i say more? okay... intelligent, funny, brash,intuitive, and i am sure there are a few more adjectives i could toss out there, but i need a beer first to loosen my tongue ;)
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    pamela 

    25 Jul 2009 - 15:24
    yup...i like your style ;)
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    enorbet2 

    26 Jun 2009 - 11:07
    Hello GAHD (Aside: Weren't the Blues Brothers on a mission for you?) :hihi: I can tell you I was very relieved and pleased to discover what an even-handed guy you can be. Props, dude. Thanks for the rep. I'll keep an eye out for ya :piratesword::bounce:
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    Jway 

    20 Jun 2009 - 10:15
    Hi there, Thanks for consolidation on my posts. It does look better that way. I'll do my best to edit posts, where I may have more than one thing to say and I'm essentially addressing the same person. Especially if I am the latest poster on the thread - in that case it's a no brainer, IMO. Also, thanks for responding (publicly) to the insulting language on that thread. It feels like this came from my "report a post" actions, and while that is not generally my style, it does feel better to do that, ESPECIALLY, if admin team is responsive and nipping matters in the bud. Regards, Jway
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    Turtle 

    22 Apr 2009 - 22:15
    just droppin' round to wave. these visitor messages count up our points ya know. ;) :rotfl:
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    Turtle 

    19 Apr 2009 - 12:38
    :wave2:
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    pamela 

    21 Feb 2009 - 16:48
    happy birthday!!
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