Friday, September 19, 2014

Theory II

Zombies: the device
Using a virus to guide the body’s cells into position, then fuse them therein, a vessel of bone can be created to house and breed several cells: stem cells captured within the left duct, and the proper enzymes to cause division (cdc4) are housed within the right, the path between the two hemispheres is guarded by a sphincter, and encysted within droves of electrically sensitive bacteria similar to those used within biological batteries or on the ocean floor, these additionally have spread along the spine and heart while engulfing the brain and muscle tissue, following electricity to its source. When the circuit is broken, i.e the heart ceases its beating as electricity fades, the bacteria release additional bolts of power into the organ, restarting its convulsions, and high stem cell and macrophage levels ensures a resilient creation capable of sustaining a veritable plenitude of injuries before collapsing beneath death’s frigid shroud.
Infected with both Ebola, and Rabies, the subject will thrash and dart about, sustained by bacteria, and driven by disease. Rapidly, the disease will spread, and few injuries will be capable of slaying the creature, with so many scores of macrophages to eliminate necrotic cells, and stem cells to restore the body, ebola and rabies guarded from elimination by the macrophages by a chemical marker released by the marrow cube, disrupting the antigens from taking root by a chemical reaction that hardens the macrophage once it attempts to release the antigen, or reprograms the immune system to no longer recognize it, as cancer might, following similar procedures to the targeting of cancer by reprogramming the immune system. 
Such an apocalypse, can be crafted with ease should the proper lab be infiltrated, and is thus the most likely to impact this new years. The device is swiftly constructed within the body, and the virus can be programmed with ease by manipulating its genes and targets with the tools and knowledge available at a laboratory. 

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