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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 12:47 pm
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Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 7:11 pm
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Biohazard EXTREME But there still aren't any parasites that can force a person into cannibalism. Out organisms are too complex to be controlled by a parasite. I know there are parasites that go into a grasshopper's hear, and force the grasshopper to commit suicide, then they get into the water then ley eggs which get consumed by other grassshoppers, and the cycle starts all over again. But that's a grasshopper. There are no parasites that can have that kind of control over a human's brain. Oh well. I guess it's a matter of evolution... All it takes is time. The possibility is there, I would say. Nothing has done it so far, but it could be possible. Affecting actions would be incredible, especially being able to walk through our bodies, but really all it is is nerve impulses. If a parasite could position itself properly, it is fully reasonable that it could force us to move. Then the next problem would be coordination, which would require from me a leap of faith... could be true, I suppose. The biggest problem I have is in communication. That's a pretty complicated system there. The parasite would basically have to merge with our brains in order for that to work- but then, it would need to still maintain control instead of just being an extention of it.
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Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 2:45 am
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underweargnome The possibility is there, I would say. Nothing has done it so far, but it could be possible. Affecting actions would be incredible, especially being able to walk through our bodies, but really all it is is nerve impulses. If a parasite could position itself properly, it is fully reasonable that it could force us to move. Then the next problem would be coordination, which would require from me a leap of faith... could be true, I suppose. The biggest problem I have is in communication. That's a pretty complicated system there. The parasite would basically have to merge with our brains in order for that to work- but then, it would need to still maintain control instead of just being an extention of it.
For absolute control, maybe. But I wouldn't even go as far as that. When I was talking about the grasshopper, I wasn't talking about "Controlling it to commit suicide." I was talking about the parasite releasing chemicals which cause severe depression to the point of wanting to commit the suicide. Things like that. Now, in the Ganados' case. Let's imagine that the parasite can release other chemicals... Ones that promote agression. Under normal circumstances, a farmer would see an intruder and stay cautious, but if the chemical causes severe aggression, the host won't have the will power to resist and would attack as the Ganados do. Right now, I think it's the farthest it can get. And I'm talking about weaponizing a parasite, like the one in the grasshopper, and changing its genetics to release the chemical that would cause aggression instead of depression. As for absolute control over the host, there really isn't such a thing. I mean, Las Plagas took it to a whole new level. They were intelligent to the point of being considered self aware. And so far, Humans are the only self-aware creatures on the planet... Umm... Maybe Dolphins, I'm not sure about the intelligence of dolphins, but nothing else.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 12:43 pm
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Biohazard EXTREME ... Now, in the Ganados' case. Let's imagine that the parasite can release other chemicals... Ones that promote agression. Under normal circumstances, a farmer would see an intruder and stay cautious, but if the chemical causes severe aggression, the host won't have the will power to resist and would attack as the Ganados do. Right now, I think it's the farthest it can get. And I'm talking about weaponizing a parasite, like the one in the grasshopper, and changing its genetics to release the chemical that would cause aggression instead of depression. ... that's called testosterone mrgreen
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 2:18 pm
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Marguerite Blakeney Biohazard EXTREME ... Now, in the Ganados' case. Let's imagine that the parasite can release other chemicals... Ones that promote agression. Under normal circumstances, a farmer would see an intruder and stay cautious, but if the chemical causes severe aggression, the host won't have the will power to resist and would attack as the Ganados do. Right now, I think it's the farthest it can get. And I'm talking about weaponizing a parasite, like the one in the grasshopper, and changing its genetics to release the chemical that would cause aggression instead of depression. ... that's called testosterone mrgreen It sure as hell would explain JJ and Krauser's massive builds. On the other hand, if it was testosterone, then Saddler would never have managed to impale Luis with that.... Giant... Appendage... That came from under Saddler's robe...
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