i am thinking of a new theory about the mutation of viruses and artificial virus creation and to see if we can make a threatening virus artificially and mutate it helpfully or make an opposite to cancel the two out if you have any prior research or any research papers and web links please message me them?
QUOTE (adamc19+Nov 11 2007, 03:40 AM)
see if we can make a threatening virus artificially and mutate it helpfully or make an opposite to cancel the two out
Why would you want to make the virus threatening in the first place?
-Gehn
Why would you want to make the virus threatening in the first place?
-Gehn
OK. I need to see a 'threatening virus picture' from our fave MPD patient. I miss Rabbit, now that he's been assimilated by the AE... 
QUOTE (Sapo+Nov 12 2007, 10:11 PM)
OK. I need to see a 'threatening virus picture' from our fave MPD patient. I miss Rabbit, now that he's been assimilated by the AE...
Ssssssssorry, he's unavailable at the moment. I'll do the honors:
Here's a pic of a warning sign about a very "threatening" virus.
- Gehn
Ssssssssorry, he's unavailable at the moment. I'll do the honors:
Here's a pic of a warning sign about a very "threatening" virus.
- Gehn
Oh, Dude! 
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