Theory 4 Addendum 2

Other Pheromones whose presence might initiate assault, are quelled by simply excluding their associated gland from the structure, or should its presence be instrumental to the creatures’ survival, their associated scent is quelled by a membrane within the nasal cavity to filter out this scent, or should it be necessary to searching of other targets, instead the glands of several skunks are printed into its hide, sending out a nauseating odor which repels any creatures of any proximity, and thus avoiding any assault among their droves.

Theory 4 addendum

Arches of flesh raised on pillars of bone from a creature's spine, much like dimetrodon's regulating curve, will be cumbersome and unnatural vessels extending from the monster's body, rather several of a markedly smaller scale extending from wrist to elbow, elbow to shoulder, calf to knee, and several placed upon its thigh, will be sufficient to regulate internal temperature, without the cumbersome vessel of fanlike flesh upon spires of bone harrying its every motion.

Theory 4

Zombies

Slowly, inexorably rising from imagination to reality; these creatures are hewn by man, yet hold no reverence for their creators.

Abstract

Zombie creation is achieved by utilizing an ant’s brain 3D printed into the awaiting skull of a 3D printed human body, synapses lashing forth from inserted ionized fluid and captured into bacterial nanowires, or carbon nanotubes whose contours carry these signals to the spine, wherein Neuromuscular junctions translate this energy into motion, since these are conduits of the synaptic response elicited by the polarized neural cells, as electricity leaps forth, into the ionized cerebral fluid. These Neuromuscular junctions are printed from schematics acquired through dissection of existing Neuromuscular junctions, which are then recorded into a 3D blueprint, each burst of ionized fluid replenished by the ordinary bodily processes, as live cell cultures are used for each printing, and blueprints of immense detail are contrived of dissection with diamond thread, that each sliver is recorded and stored, the induction of a sea of ionized fluid ensures a writhing sea of synapses. This chaotic tumult of synaptic responses, is harnessed by Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis, a fungus wont to assail ant brains, an infection of humans assured by printing a venom duct into the monster’s left canine, and utilizing an improved fungus to infect human neural tissue.

Chapter I: human infection

Forced evolution of this fungus, is attained by a series of chambers, each of which is guarded by a neural tissue sample, into which ionized fluid is propelled, eliciting synapses, which are detected by a sensor drawn across the ragged expanse of this tissue shard, each neural fragment sending forth a meager electrical signal, which is detected. Yet disruption of this current, as the fungus assaults this knotted, fleshy barricade, altering its synapses to impact the connected muscle tissue the roiling currents of which are detected, and thus elicit an electric charge into the probe, which draws agape this fleshy portal, and allows the evolved fungus onward.

Figure 1

Figure 2

As displayed, the fungus either adapts, or perishes and thus proceeds, or fails.

Success is elevated by an escalation of complexity, the first chamber largely comprised of

ant based neural tissue of sharply elevated complexity, and bordered by the peak of tissue, or

rather the complexity therein.

Chapter II: function and design

This creature is hewn within a circuitous apparatus composed of 3D printers, each of which only need print a single, circular section of meager width, thus decreasing the time required for each construct’s birth. Extending into each canine, is a powerful cord whose rigid structure edged by sphincters, uses suction to draw forth the fungal venom hewn within a laboratory’s womb, and nurtured within false life’s warmth. To prevent self annihilation, or rather each creature’s assault upon its peers in rage unfathomable, and agony immeasurable, two horns are installed upon jaw left and right, the left of which funnels air from each successive breath into a thunderous bellow, and the right construes the vibrations into agonizing input, should its own ears prove insufficient to the task. Yet, a second and far more efficacious solution, is to print the creatures without Corynebacterium which are responsible for odor, or to devise an odorless solution to the removal of sweat glands entirely, one

method of which is to print new veins from extremities to core, cycling heated blood to the surface where it may cool, by exposing the veins in their sinuous intricacy, to the cooler air beyond, and perhaps printing a frilled spine not unlike those beheld on several dinosaurs, to better regulate temperature without sweat glands, and thus without a scent to be discerned

by their peers, and thus avoiding detection entirely.

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Theory 3

Printing Zombies II

The venom is constructed by printing a tube of synthetic vein from its left canine to its right, printing both slightly hollow, or simply creating the environment minimized and contrived within the tooth, within a large vessel of organic tissue or metal, tissue is more likely to produce success, as will be clarified subsequent.

 Writhing about within the vessel, exists a sample of ophiocordyceps unilateralis and several samples of neural tissue escalating to human, each synaptic response of each successive brain created by printed neural junctions and fluid, that the ionized substance and glial cells create synapses. Each brain, is of slightly increased complexity from carpenter ants, providing the fungus with a new host material, and by depriving it of the substance it is wont to infect, it may be forced to adapt or perish, which is the method through most evolution or rather adaptation occurs: necessity and survival. The creature infected with this new fungus, will likely possess only a printed ant brain, within its skull as human brains are of far superior complexity, and far more difficult to print, yet its hollow canines possess venom ducts extending from the venom organ several inches below, within which human neural tissue feeds ophiocordyceps unilateralis and allows its reproduction. Thus, upon entrance to the human flesh, a newly advanced fungus will be released into the bloodstream, or as a second path, as this fungus prefers air dispersal, is to breed this fungus within the left lung, and print the suction based delivery system into the nape of its neck, that which each step it disgorges a small quantity of infectious fungus.

Zombie Ant Virus

Using the zombie ant fungus, and a 3d printed ant brain into a human skull, zombie can be created: synapses created by a printing of oceanic bacteria known to  form nanowires, similar to those of the brain, sending artificial synapses lancing across the brain, or as a second method: using the chemical synapses printed into nanowire canals to allow flow between bacterial hubs attached to brain cells, and thus a circumvent of animation. Introduction of ophiocordyceps unilateralis spores will control the body, as the fungus assails the brain, and to ensure human infection, two hollow canines are printed into the skull, and inside them the fungus with samples of cerebral tissue escalating to human, providing graduating complexity for the fungus to adapt and manipulate. Thus, as the roiling venom is injected into the human body, it bears with it an improved fungus, capable of human infection.

references
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/08/140818152511.htm

Addendum

Rabies may be insufficient to animate the printed form, thus artificial synapses may be created using the electrically transmissive bacteria found on the ocean floor, and used for several biological batteries as a result of their brain cell akin manner of electrical transmission. This may be sufficient to initiate conduction across the brain, or to attract rabies to the brain, or a second and far more viable method than the equivocal control of rabies alone, may be a pairing or single infection of ophiocordyceps unilateral is in the brain which is an enlarged ant brain to allow for infection of tissues wont to such infection, with currents of neural cells connected to the humanoid tissue by cords of printed electrical cells, connecting ant brain to spine, and limbs. This may result in imperfect control, yet a more accurate infection than Rabies.

Diagrams for 3D Printing and Zombies