Message from @Syenite
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big oof
But he wasn't too bad towards the common man
He gave us this really amazing new super invention
It's called "Law"
I know right? Crazy shit
really ?
gtg , see yall around ?
Cya
@Holilynette , well French law, and basic industry
But we can talk later
I swear if these 2 have an interaction through GIFs I will be seeing an Ascension beyond this mortal plain
You and your gifs
Corona + Auris + Mycovirus + retrovirus (HIV)
They engineered some kind of hybrid corona/bacteriophage attachment protein retrovirus (HIV) that attaches to human cells, gets into cells, uses reverse transcriptase to produce a variant that then attaches to say mitochonria within those cells using the evolutionary rickettsia link to pre human evolution and use the mitchondrial dna hijack to cause some kind of horizontal gene transfer between cells without it directly affecting cellular nucleus dna, so the cell might not notice to put genes in other cells that then express those genes at some later date.
I think its theoretially possible but way out of our technological ability for hundreds of years, it would be a type of targeted retrovirus gene therapy tech directed at mitochondria
IE you could design a virus to enter somebodies respiratory system, for it to then hijack cellular mechanisms and shift genes into liver cells thats produce liver cancer. You would need a large multi ethnic sample of dna data like from one of those ancestry websites to build up large data stores of receptor information in populations, but it doesnt seem theoretically impossible, just technically very very difficult.
fragility of rna is also a factor i imagine ( it would mutate and break the gene expression), and the lenth of the viral rna/dna wouldnt be long enough for too many genes.
Wonder if it could be done at a molecular nanotech level not using DNA but DNA binding nanostructures, xeno nucleic acids i guess, ie DNA like molecules that trick ribosomes into protein encoding specific ways, there are lot of nasty chemicals that can bind to dna base molecules, granted all the ones i know about cause cancer as they fuck with dna encoding.
homie what in the fuck
wow
that's quite a theory
morning.
its so fucking cold rn for me wut
Not so much a theory
It's entirely possible to biogenetically create a virus to do this, we're just not at that technological level
and if we were, it'd be experimental technology
i feel cold at 17 degrees rip
I mean hey, scientists have made a human/animal hybrid but had to kill them after a certain age cus ethics