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> I am starting to think. > Why would a pathogen gives you advantages, when it could just takes the nutrients and run ? > That doesn't make any sense... > But what if we were wrong about the term itself ? > I've started to think more. > When 2 living things "fuze" to give each other avantages, it's called a symbiosis. > The pathogen is a symbiosis. And a parasite. > It creates a symbiosis to infect more, since there's already so much humans. > That's... that's something that has alot of implications. > I think I'm on something. | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
121 views • 4 upvotes • Made by EdEnStonne 5 months ago in mad_scientists
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EdEnStonne M
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Less a plage and more something that'd totally revolutionize society, for the better or the worse.
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Dawg I just got hacked
PetTheSprigatito M
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Let's think about the advantages.
EdEnStonne M
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Multiples tbh, and entirely depends on the mutation.
Generally they're : (pros and cons)
- sens development
- colorblindness
- amplified surrounding awareness
- reduced ability to socialize with Homo Sapiens (vocal communication, expression communication, society mindset)
- amplified force and agility
- unstabke bone structure (only for prototypes)
- a sense of peace for some, that sometimes pushes passivity and contemplation.
PetTheSprigatito M
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I think the bones of the host should remain intact. The muscles too, if anything, only slightly modify them so that they are stronger. Definitely stronger senses. Maybe infrared detection too.
EdEnStonne M
0 ups, 5mo
Makes sense
Winter_Frost
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1 reply
it sounds like it makes them a hermt.

has them reduce social contact thus chance too spread. therfore the virus will die out
PetTheSprigatito M
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We might change aspects of it. We also do not know the behaviour patterns of infected subjects.
Winter_Frost
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also the increased sense awarness is a feature in reculsive and top of the food chain hunter. so that won'thelp either way in spreading

what makes a successful virus is it's ability too spread. that's it. if it can't spread it will die out.
PetTheSprigatito M
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Of course. That is why leaving some sort of residue is important.
Winter_Frost
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inded
Winter_Frost
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1 reply
sounds like it makes them into a hermit
EdEnStonne M
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Not really, just that you understand things... different than other humans.
Winter_Frost
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hmmm
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Nice
[deleted]
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Heya Ed
EdEnStonne M
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1 reply
Yoooooooo
Hell you deleted the hacked account ?
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1 reply
This alt is old sooo
EdEnStonne M
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Ae
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> I am starting to think. > Why would a pathogen gives you advantages, when it could just takes the nutrients and run ? > That doesn't make any sense... > But what if we were wrong about the term itself ? > I've started to think more. > When 2 living things "fuze" to give each other avantages, it's called a symbiosis. > The pathogen is a symbiosis. And a parasite. > It creates a symbiosis to infect more, since there's already so much humans. > That's... that's something that has alot of implications. > I think I'm on something.