Post by Wes Gear on Nov 25, 2009 21:58:18 GMT 10
no rip here. i thought it was a very well thought out and researched theory with merit.
my father was in the air force during the viet nam war. when fighter pilots had down time they helped crew b52 bomb runs. sometimes these runs were to spread agent orange. my father waded through waist high agent orange in the back of the plane.
in 1980 he filed his agent orange claim due to ailments his doctor said fit the ao profile. i myself suffered a calcium deficiency which was related to ao. the weird thing about ao is that it genetically changes the human body in ways that look like a inherited mutation even though it was doing it to fully grown adults. this was why it was so hard to prove ao cases against the government.
because my father was murdered and did not die of ao his case was voided. families even those with children who suffered genetically could not make claims.
so i know for a fact the strange ways in which ao can genetically alter a human so your theory of mutation is very realistic. and when you factor in animals with faster life cycles you could easily conclude that their mutation could and would be far more radical than a human's.
my father was in the air force during the viet nam war. when fighter pilots had down time they helped crew b52 bomb runs. sometimes these runs were to spread agent orange. my father waded through waist high agent orange in the back of the plane.
in 1980 he filed his agent orange claim due to ailments his doctor said fit the ao profile. i myself suffered a calcium deficiency which was related to ao. the weird thing about ao is that it genetically changes the human body in ways that look like a inherited mutation even though it was doing it to fully grown adults. this was why it was so hard to prove ao cases against the government.
because my father was murdered and did not die of ao his case was voided. families even those with children who suffered genetically could not make claims.
so i know for a fact the strange ways in which ao can genetically alter a human so your theory of mutation is very realistic. and when you factor in animals with faster life cycles you could easily conclude that their mutation could and would be far more radical than a human's.
