beersurfer wrote:Wow.. wolffy is quite the intellect we really didnt think existed... Impressive answers so far,
I got a question...
When experimenting with a little project called (What I like to call fun) Nuclear Fission, Is it true-ly necessary to shield the radiating electrons from Humans (or another species) or would it actually be better to expose Humans to this radiation in hopes for tolerance and immunity (eg. vaccinations, in small doses) toward future experimentation and possibly eliminating the threat of nuclear war?
Follow-up:
Also (in your vast experience as a Theorist) Have you personally found a way to eliminate the "GLOW" left behind when actually exposing yourself to said radiation?... I've heard rumor of an amazing break through in modern technology that promotes the "glowing effect" as a way of removing wrinkles on the human epidermis
Beersurfer, sorry it took so long to respond. I had to engage in thorough research to find the answer to your question. I spent two weeks in the library stacks and another week on a field study with Congolese Gorillas and finally one more day on the toilet. But at the end of my sabbatical, I believe I have found the correct answer. The answer, as you're probably aware, will surprise you!
You asked whether or not humans should expose themselves to radiation to build up tolerance and immunity. My response, however, only tangentially answers your question. The truth is that humans MUST expose themselves to radiating electrons, but not for the aforementioned reasons. Human beings are quite boring. We have managed to utilize technology to become lazy and no different than other single-celled organisms. We have successfully prevented natural selection from taking place by sticking our dirty five-fingered hands into God's business. Modern medicine, health standards and technological assistance prevents the weak from dying off. We need to give nature back the opportunity to force us to evolve.
That being said. We must expose all the wrinkly, weak and wretched humans (I believe those three adjectives encompass all of us) to massive amounts of radiation so that we may evolve. Some of us may grow a third hand or eyeball. Some of us may turn green. Some of us may spew blood. In the end, however, those humans who have 'evolved' the best will develop immunity and will continue to survive and reproduce. The residual glow will probably serve as camouflage against the savage and vicious large animals that were also exposed to the radiation.
So, not only will humans become a stronger species, but nature will continue to work and it will stop its own act of killing us through global warming, earthquakes and monsoons. Humans (if you can call the new species of highly evolved, glowing, six-fingered, gilled, and scaled people that) will become a much stronger and advanced species without need for shampoo. They will probably eat nuclear warheads for snacks. Their only threat will be the Great Alaskan Purple Moose with nine antlers and a libido the size of Beckytheblondie's chesticles.
Wolffystyle~
