I figured it out. Story Idea!!

[RandomThoughts]

Why the airport scanners.

You have to follow a list of posts over last year or so to see the narration, although it is not accurate, it could be something some think is real.

There has been a theory that 'the spiritual' is bacterial colonies in many people that work with hive mentality and can integrate with thought processes. It is not true, but is a doctrine I have heard about and even joked around with in a post also.

So you go with the show that had a 'mushroom colony' that was actually one big organism across many miles, it was on discovery channel.

You add to that post about them being really small and beating people.

Then shows like SG1 where they talk about symbioses inside people.

And add in phenomenon where it was a growth on the brain that gave the guy the thoughts.

And the concept of nanobio units inside people that can store information.

Add the borg concept from Star Trek.

If they think that it is 'bacteria' in people, which is laughable, but could make a pretty good scifi story, then what would they do,

Irradiate people!!!!!!



I should not make fun of such silly rights violations obviously for control reasons, but it could make a good scifi story. It could make a good Outerlimits episode or something.

Although it is obviously not the case. And it is really offensive, I figure it is to see how far they can push people, they probably think if people will accept it they will do it, and if not they will do it till they do, it is how an animal's spirit is broken. And there are many people that think some people are just animals as resources. It also has the added effect of hurting the concept of having a government.

[marzipanni]

1. Anything seems to be possible, or on the verge of it.

Random Thoughts, I think that's a very interesting idea for a science fiction (maybe not fiction?) story using an assemblage of different scientific and other theories from diverse sources.
What abut the people who say filaments are growing from their skin?
Whoa- I googled that and here's another weird thing- http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101011173247.htm
Here's a discussion of the skin filament topic -
http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1593993