638 pts · October 23, 2017
https://keybase.io/mindbound
As a matter of fact, there is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesser_roadrunner
It does, it's called a litre.
She could remind that her hand rotates 360°, unlike their necks. That's what I'd do if someone made fun of my hypothetical prosthetic arm.
That is the same person, and yes, different hand coverings because why wouldn't you. https://www.instagram.com/aannggeellll/
See also: Survivor Type, a short story by Stephen King.
Always upvote Henderson.
My bad for not noticing the other two, I guess.
This might just be the most non-descriptive description ever.
It really is: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Kaman_K-1200_K-Max_2011_01.jpg
Caves of Qud. I'm probably going to die from a sentient fungal infection at some point in the foreseeable future.
"Glad" might be a little optimistic. I really could have lived without mentally hearing those lines in their respective voices, too.
I didn't need this in my life.
A tor... I mean, interrogation droid. http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/IT-O_Interrogator
Protects the crew from being devoured by demons because in WH40K, hyperspace is literal hell. http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Immaterium
Long live the fighters!
Yeah, simply splicing in cat's genes that code for a kind tissue you don't even have probably wouldn't give the desired results.
2/x not only in any children that resulted from the procedure, but also in all succeeding generations.
1/x Yes, you'd have to modify sperm or oocytes. This type of engineering is inheritable, meaning that the modified genes would appear
Non-germ line modifications (e.g. modifying specific tissues or organs in your own body) won't pass on to your offspring.
or synthetic biology could be required. Different strategies and technologies for different goals.
Some of these (and probably many others) might be possible to achieve via genetic engineering. For others, things like bionic augmentation 1
There won't be genes for moving things with your mind or shooting fireballs from your arse. Other than that, there's much potential.
That's where the real work begins.
"Impressive... Every word in that sentence was wrong."
It's not Latin for anything.
AFAIK, only since the eighties.
As a matter of fact, there is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesser_roadrunner
It does, it's called a litre.
She could remind that her hand rotates 360°, unlike their necks. That's what I'd do if someone made fun of my hypothetical prosthetic arm.
That is the same person, and yes, different hand coverings because why wouldn't you. https://www.instagram.com/aannggeellll/
See also: Survivor Type, a short story by Stephen King.
Always upvote Henderson.
My bad for not noticing the other two, I guess.
This might just be the most non-descriptive description ever.
It really is: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Kaman_K-1200_K-Max_2011_01.jpg
Caves of Qud. I'm probably going to die from a sentient fungal infection at some point in the foreseeable future.
"Glad" might be a little optimistic. I really could have lived without mentally hearing those lines in their respective voices, too.
I didn't need this in my life.
A tor... I mean, interrogation droid. http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/IT-O_Interrogator
Protects the crew from being devoured by demons because in WH40K, hyperspace is literal hell. http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Immaterium
Long live the fighters!
Yeah, simply splicing in cat's genes that code for a kind tissue you don't even have probably wouldn't give the desired results.
2/x not only in any children that resulted from the procedure, but also in all succeeding generations.
1/x Yes, you'd have to modify sperm or oocytes. This type of engineering is inheritable, meaning that the modified genes would appear
Non-germ line modifications (e.g. modifying specific tissues or organs in your own body) won't pass on to your offspring.
or synthetic biology could be required. Different strategies and technologies for different goals.
Some of these (and probably many others) might be possible to achieve via genetic engineering. For others, things like bionic augmentation 1
There won't be genes for moving things with your mind or shooting fireballs from your arse. Other than that, there's much potential.
That's where the real work begins.
"Impressive... Every word in that sentence was wrong."
It's not Latin for anything.
AFAIK, only since the eighties.