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Is DARPA going to make mutants?

http://siliconangle.com/files/2013/02/darpa.png

http://www.darpa.mil/Our_Work/DSO/Pr...ns_(CLIO).aspx

If you're all familiar with DARPA... if curious, see their videos on Youtube of robots, cheetah-bots, surveillance bots, and also the predator drone is a DARPA invention... @Nigma @Edgar AlPo @detour @NYCSPITZ

Chyeah, you may be interested in this program called "Plan X" http://www.darpa.mil/NewsEvents/Rele...012/10/17.aspx

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Chronicle of Lineage Indicative of Origins (CLIO)

Recent innovations in biotechnology have significantly reduced the cost, time, infrastructure and level of training required to manipulate genetic code and alter the behavior of an organism. Numerous defense missions could benefit from the resulting biotechnology capabilities, but prior to developing and fielding these capabilities, the Department of Defense must establish robust and enduring control features. These technologies are required to enable the public to reap the rewards of these advances while maintaining U.S. strategic technological advantage and minimizing the medical and environmental risk in the case of accidental or intentional misuse.

The Chronicle of Lineage Indicative of Origins (CLIO) program aims to use recent advances in synthetic biology to develop genomic and proteomic capabilities that promote safe, secure biological research, protect intellectual property and prevent unwanted release of microorganisms. To encourage user adoption and ensure the maintenance of CLIO systems, control and security capabilities will be designed to have little or no impact on the fitness of host organisms.

The CLIO program includes three tracks of research and development to support these goals:
◦The Gene Guards track seeks to develop technologies to ensure the safe handling of pathogenic organisms and prevent the adverse manipulation of these pathogens (i.e., addition of virulence factors, immune modulators or antibiotic-resistant genes).
◦The Attribution track seeks to develop technologies that protect intellectual property in the microbial genome and that can be analyzed to authenticate ownership and true origin.
◦The Memory track seeks to develop persistent encoding systems that document and record the chronology, nature of manipulation and environmental conditions in an organism’s genome.

If successful, CLIO will establish enduring control elements that protect against intentionally harmful genetic engineering, prevent illegal acquisition or misuse of proprietary strains, provide novel forensic tools to assist in the investigation of biological incidents and allow responsible investigators to document compliance with safe biological manipulation practices. The program will advance the field of synthetic biology with new insight into the design and behavior of biological systems.

Interesting stuff. We are indeed in a new age.

They are going to clone Woolly Mammoths also... They found a female carcass with traces of blood on it...

@Vulgar...the same ppl who designed the computer system for the Predator droid are the same peopele who designed the Jeopardy robot Watson...and a lot of other things involving banking systems and infastructure ..fyi.

By the way, if you are a DARPA virgin and you are skeptical about them changing our future, watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPNMndSjxu4

@Vulgar - u 4get who one of my prior employers were.

Rawn, to be fair, you've worked for the Mayans, the Aztecs, IBM, the CIA, FBI, NSA and Wendy's. You are also fluent in 47 languages. Of those 47, 30 are dead languages.

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Originally Posted by Vulgar (Post 67290)

@oXus

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Donald Anderson, chief of DARPA: fictitious... but relevant?!

Hello Mr. Anderson...

that is fair but..
there is a very real flip side to this coin, and im not talkin robots taking over or anything macroscopic in its method of action.

Why are you being cryptic? Elaborate..

bc im trying to recall the nanopartical that was introduced in household/toiletry supplies that had drastic implications to cellular stability that was original said to be harmless/innocuous which ended up causing microscopic mutations..and im not just talking about cancer as the sole mutation. Each and every individual was succeptable to a very different very real alteration on a cellular level.

lol @ that resume

Though I'm gonna need to hear more about rawns toiletry thing

well a nanoparticle is so small it can enter through ur pores or simply be absorbed through ur skin...now how ones body will react to that invading particle can differ on a multitude of things...other ingredients, molecular structure, absorbtion rates, that persons immune system, possible compromise of imunity, antigen/antibody recall, point of invasion...and a bunch more, u get the drift...now the particle has already passed all physical barriers of protection, where it decided to bond may also differ from person to person depending on what they hve been previously exposed to, any weakness or disease, or just proximity...these bonding points all so small have drastic effects after the particle causes single point mutations on each cell through the bodies own miotic process ..multiplying over time and intensifying itself while weaking the host...all invasions at differnt locales causing differnt mutations that occur over time causing idiopathic symptoms that can not be easily attributed to one thing, or expected to result in the same outcome...all the while the host (person) continues to use said product with said nanoparticle thereby increasing its abundance through appliction, while the body is also undergoing a constant state of increased mutation through its own cellular processes...and fto top it off, the host has no natural defense against the foreign particle bc of its synthetic nature and it not being a bacteria, a fungus or anything our Ig moleules know how to fight, infact they dont even know to fight bc it has already became part of the whole. eventually becoming the invisible visible...or we, the host, thereby become the becoming...
@Vulgar @Sharp Nine @Edgar AlPo @namix

Interesting.. And you worked for the people putting that in toiletries?

No, I worked for ppl who control the systems put in place to control.

"The Attack of the Clorox-Induced Microscopic Immune System Eaters!"
by Rawn

@Vulgar no story, true fact...things dont always behave the same way once taking out of a controlled environment; moreover time is a factor...and the length of that time is one of many variables.

In the most simplest example i can give, although the result is very different, think of the progression of cancer, first it affects the cell, the cell then undergoes a mutation and becomes immortalized, once immmortilized it continues to replicate producing more mutated cells till all those cells ultimately affect the cellular functions, once cellular function is disrupted the sorrounding tissue is then altered, these changes in the tissue are then passed onto the organ that the tissue comprises, once the organ is altered the cycle then perpetuates itself, dividing and replicating untill ultimatley the entire system has been affected...this is metasis...one cell, one alteration, that causes it to become immortallized, while continuing to replicate till it over runs the entire system. Cell, function, tissue, organ, system...this is why tumors grow at alarming rates. now imagine the same kind of process with a totally unknown and unpredicatble mutation ultimately resulting in idiopathic system alterations and mutations...each one differing bc each mutation can occur at an unknown loci, and these loci contribute to its function ...with absolutely no immunity to slow the rate of mutation and no medicine or treatment to counteract the affects bc the cause remains unknown.

I don't doubt it, was just playing. Have you heard of smart dust?

i dont think so... ill take a guess that it does something to the surface area of the brain tho or increases the speed of dendrite axon connection through the synaptic gap increasing neural function or increases the conduction of the mylan sheath. it depends what 'smart' infers. @Vulgar

Not quite, but it directly relates to what you are talking about.

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Originally Posted by Vulgar (Post 67295)

Rawn, to be fair, you've worked for the Mayans, the Aztecs, IBM, the CIA, FBI, NSA and Wendy's. You are also fluent in 47 languages. Of those 47, 30 are dead languages.

GONE

Also, I would volunteer as a guinea pig if they could give me adamantium bones orcyclops eye beams or something

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Originally Posted by mimic (Post 67285)

They are going to clone Woolly Mammoths also... They found a female carcass with traces of blood on it...

Yeah I was reading about this

very dissapointed with ur reply @Edgar AlPo

I just don't have what it takes to talk about this type of stuff anymore. I've held court on all of this Shit before with folks here and its like beating a dead horse. I've forgotten a lot of this Shit too because I've taken in so much information over the years. Ive just fallen back and let a lot of these new cats and folks like yourself take the reins and chip in when I feel motivated

Kennny split and Sharp nine are the new breed of chyeahhhs so to speak lol. Feels good to not have to be the one anymore. More folks now than ever are waking up and taking the red pill.

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Originally Posted by Rawn MacDon (Post 67335)

method of action?

Microscopic dust used for gathering information and embedded in the fabric of an entire city. Also, someday humans maybe too. Ingestion for medical purposes, who knows?

Chyeah, you act like you already know it all though. There is still much to learn about everything. You gave up because it's not a pleasurable research experience? If so, understandable.

Never said that I know it all but I've come across more in my.10 years of information gathering than most here. Never said it wasn't pleasurable I'm fortunate to know what I know. I still gather information but not for the basis of discussing it in full. I'm an inquisitive soul by nature so that part of me will never die.

@Edgar AlPo - to me this type of subject differs from ur 'norms' its more biological than macroscopic...this is more my area of expertise...and uve engaged me in the past on these topics n vice versa...
@Vulgar - are u familiar with 'the geist?' its a philosophical term..used by Hagel...its actually a german word, that has a ROUGH translation...chyeahh n i have discussed it b4...thats kinda what this 'dust' reminds me of...

No but I will look into it. Unless you have some links in mind.

nah no links i know it from books like a universal unconcious conciousness...it translates to the ghost

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Originally Posted by Vulgar (Post 67293)

By the way, if you are a DARPA virgin and you are skeptical about them changing our future, watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPNMndSjxu4

that was crazy. years back, i remember the robot that was trying to kill Robocop not being able to walk on stairs.

now look at it...

how times change..

that video of the robot walking up the stairs and walking on the tread mill are scary tbh.

it wont be more than twenty years before they have full automated robot soldiers. that's apparent. we are doomed

lmao @ vulga'rs witticisms. I'm pretty sure we've been able to alter the bahvior of organisms for a minute...dudes have been blasting various altered frequencies at cities/towns to increase aggressive behavior and whatnot probably since such technology was available