Forum Index > Zombie Discussion > Scientific proof and examples
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Garrett Moore 13 months ago
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(continueing) Though 2 things have to happen 1 the governent has to inject
everyone (or almost everyone) with the machines, and 2nd they have to hook them
up to a network database that would eather notice what it could do in 2
nanoseconds after being booted up, or get hacked into and forced to make them
go and take them over... Quick recap- Rabies in the next 25 years could be a
huge problem, plus we all know that it could soon become immune to vaccines...
Then we all would be screwed... Nanomachines are uncureable the only way to get
rid of them is to kill the host... Though it doesent help if 3.5 million people
end up with it in 2 weeks...
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Wannabezombie 10 months ago
ActivityRank: 374
its the scary reality that people do'nt understand. and maybe thats a good
thing. its a way to hit the "resset" button for the world. just look at how
we'v ended up so far
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MinisterSinister 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 40
Many might fantasize about how cool things will be when the proverbial "reset
button" is pressed and the world falls into chaos. They'll fantasize about the
bad asses they'll be when the zombies come out to play. What they don't fully
understand is how unlike a video game such an epidemic would truthfully be. You
will have to live without the comforts you've been afforded in your present
life. That's not going to be fun for most of us. You will live your life
day-to-day wondering where your next meal will come from or how to prevent
infection. You will likely be constantly on the move as resources are exhausted
or conditions become unsatisfactory to your homeostasis. I'd venture to say
that the perks are fewer than the cons of such a situation. The OP suggested
that there are multiple ways a zombie pandemic could ensue, but only listed a
few. A few that he may have overlooked are parasites and fungi. Of the two
causes listed, the viral approach (rabies) would be more likely for the
immediate future as nanites are still a ways off yet. We can merely speculate
the potential of nanites, however, as there is much we do not know as the
research hasn't come to fruition. We do at least have a leg up on viruses.
Because we can only conjecture so much about nanites at present, how would you
propose they reproduce? We'd have to thoroughly consider the possibilities of
spreading the epidemic in light of nanites being the cause. The underlying
difficulties with zombies is that the term can be something slightly different
or skewed from one individual to the next. Zombies do not fit the same
parameters for all. So, a big question is do we define a zombie based on its
activities, or do we define it based on what causes it do as it does?
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Ellis 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 1130
A zombies name is based on their activities. and living with a zombie epidemic
would be really hard having to always find food, but I would hit up my local
military training bases, they always have food supplys and weapons laying
around if you know how to break a few locks. the next problem would be the cure
tho... mostly because im not a doctor or scientists I would just try to keep
living untill somebody else found a cure, or I would blow up entire cities once
I completely cleaned them out of supplies and I lured in other undead right
before I blew the charges
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MinisterSinister 7 months ago
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Ahem. That last line was to say:
So, a big question is do we define a zombie based on its activities, or do we define it based on what causes it do as it does?It would seem the edit function is not working properly on posts. In light of an epidemic, I wouldn't count on those military facilities being so well-stocked if even accessible by civilians. Most government agencies would be on full alert as to rioting/looting activities. Not to mention that how many other people might have the same idea? The cure . . . that's going to come back to the nature of the pandemic. We just have to keep our fingers crossed that our medical and scientific folks are still around when the time and resources are available to synthesize a cure. |
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Ellis 7 months ago
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you see, i live in a small town 53,000 people, the building that I train in
isn't a well known base so no one will loot it except the people in the army.
and wouldn't you know it, there is pretty much 1 gun per soldier so I think
I'll be good with a gun, but its the ammo thats the problem and I know I can
get it in the next town over. trust me when I say something, every detail has
been thought out by me, and I know what I'm doing.
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MinisterSinister 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 40
That's a small town? Wow. I live in a small town with a population of about
10,000 that is in range of quite a nice array of military bases of varying
types with both not well known and well known whereabouts. Living in a state
where gun rights make guns and ammo very accessible, I'd suffice it to say that
a gun or two will not be difficult to come by. All of that in mind, a situation
of these proportions is going to give a lot people the same ideas. I would
implement a Plan B where Plan A doesn't go quite as expected, no matter how
well I believe I've thought out all details. Zombies aren't going to be your
only opposition here.
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Ellis 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 1130
yea, but you see, I live in Canada where ever frantic civilian isn't craving a
gun weilding day. and when I say not well known, i mean the only people that
know guns are stored there are the families of the soldiers that attend there
on a regular basis. people dont know the army even trains inside the town. and
yes, 53,000 is a small town when you move to a big town like Toronto where the
population of the Greater Toronto Area is around 7 million. and I always have a
plan B, you are way too sceptical of me, I even have a plan C and D, maybe even
more, I'm more adverse than I think your willing to think. the reason I'm not
saying my plan B and C is because this is a thread about scientific proof and
examples, not a thread to brag about who's plan is better. if you want to hear
my plan than make a thread asking for it.
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Wannabezombie 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 374
The whole idea of a zombie is guessing. no body has proof they exist yet. but
they wil come no matter what people say. there is always that one mad scientist
who wants to take over the world and mutates a disease to do the same thing.
Beyond that nature itself can mutate (it does al lthe time) and given time and
the right enviroment a simple virus can become the zombie virus, there is just
no way of telling what we can be dealing with. thats why we have to be ready
for anything and everything.
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Ellis 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 1130
well, im just going to be killing zombies and not running scientifical tests on
the things, unless I am with some scientist who is doing like 90% of the work
and I just have to keep him alive, or atleast try to. So if anyone is looking
for a body guard while they run their scientifical tests, just come to Canada
and get me and ill see what I can do
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MinisterSinister 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 40
[quote=Ellis]and I always have a plan B, you are way too sceptical of me, I
even have a plan C and D, maybe even more, I'm more adverse than I think your
willing to think. the reason I'm not saying my plan B and C is because this is
a thread about scientific proof and examples, not a thread to brag about who's
plan is better. if you want to hear my plan than make a thread asking for
it.[/quote] Hey, whatever peels your banana, dude. I'm not being skeptical of
your plan. Outside of the military base looting, I know little else of it. If I
wanted your plan, I would have asked for the details privately. I haven't even
once bragged about my plan, or any plan for that matter. You apparently know
what you're doing. My first response was in line with the OP's thread. It seems
that you went right on the offensive noting that you knew what you were doing.
We have no proof of zombies yet. This thread is merely to speculate what would
be the cause. Your post about just trying to survive until a cure or other
resolution can be found was spot on. That's most that anyone will be able to do
in such times. If I offer information here, it is not to say that your
information is wrong. I am only here to share information and add my opinions.
I'm not attacking anyone's plan. If I convey any information in relation to
someone's plan, it's just to offer insight.
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Ellis 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 1130
the reason I went on the offensive is because your posts in pretty much every
thread have been more about why every1 else is wrong, and if you dont believe
me go read your posts and maybe you will realize that you spend more time
explaining anothers faults than trying to give advice to help them improve
their plan. and It's not looting a base when my name is practically written on
the gun.
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TheBox 7 months ago
ActivityRank: 20
"the reason I went on the offensive is because your posts in pretty much every
thread have been more about why every1 else is wrong, and if you dont believe
me go read your posts and maybe you will realize that you spend more time
explaining anothers faults than trying to give advice to help them improve
their plan" mmm tasty off topicness. . . Well I'm pretty sure "possibility of
zombies" has nothing to do with plans. . . perhaps I'm just a delusional
underling. Anyhoo, the possibility of a zombie outbreak is incredibly likely,
but I think the definition covers the area more of "a human being that no
longer functions properly" which is why the idea of ragers from 28 Days Later
or those zombies from Quarantined seem more likely, they still seem human as
they can become emaciated from a lack of food but still function, ignoring
general problems such as the flight or fight theory.
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MinisterSinister 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 40 the reason I went on the offensive is because your posts in pretty much every thread have been more about why every1 else is wrong, and if you dont believe me go read your posts and maybe you will realize that you spend more time explaining anothers faults than trying to give advice to help them improve their plan.I don't have to read my posts. I'm pretty sure of what I wrote, and I know I didn't call anyone outright on their ideas as being wrong. I made suggestions while alluding to my concerns. If some were able to better articulate themselves, I wouldn't need to ask so many questions in other threads to formulate a proper response. All I did in this thread was merely offer more information. I never said the OP was wrong. I did propose that he may have overlooked other examples for a means of infection. |
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CharlsNChrg 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 14 2. Last but not least nanomachines These little bastards are probable the most harmful and the least likely all they have to do is crate new nero pathways in your brain and they can control you like a puppet, biteing to move on to a new host to multiply... Scary....."i follow the progress of nano machines fanatically and i believe that they could make said nano bots in 10 years. said nano bots could be made of carbon and could easily be transfered through any bodily liquid. all it would take is a enemy government, mole, or "leet" hacker and they could theoretically be manipulated into changing the host's brain. controlling said host would be a creature of another color but might be possible. of course it would be possible to "kill" the nano bots with the right code but that would be like opening a vault in a bank through sheer luck if the "kill" code was changed. |
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Chadcaswell11 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 24
This is a really recent discussion on another website that you guys need to
check out. its insane...
http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/thread/3585970/outbreak+reports%3A+possible%3F?offset=0&maxResults=20
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NIE 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 730
Chadcaswell11 - You are under the mind set that we haven't already thoroughly
investigated all of the other Zombie websites in the years of our own
discussion. Many of us come from other active sites to discuss these topics
with new people since the conversation of this topic is stale news on our own
sites.
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Chadcaswell11 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 24
oh ok i was just pointing out that specific topic on that website. for people
who maybe havent read it yet
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Austin (Missouri) 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 546
I haven't seen that one yet
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Austin (Missouri) 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 546
I found this one unless everyone has already read this one. Then my bad.
>>http://www.zombiemeter.org/index.php?subaction=view&story_id=19
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Austin (Missouri) 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 546
Krasnoyarsk, Russia -- Zombie testing ground? * All Articles * All Stories
Krasnoyarsk, Russia -- Zombie testing ground? Posted by Rodge on 2010-02-10
Krasnoyarsk, Russia, the third-largest city in Russia, has had some interesting
news lately that ZombieMeter analysts suspect may point to some deeper
conspiracy. Yesterday, it was reported that a Poliomyelitis vaccine,
administered in Krasnoyarsk, had some unexpected side effects. Since
Poliomyeletis isn't something that people worry about anymore, it is possible
that something sinister is happening. It was then reported today that a man was
beaten by four men, who used only their arms and legs as weapons. This type of
activity may indicate actual zombie activity in the area. Expect an update if
any more news emerges from Krasnoyarsk; however, zombie outbreaks are usually
hushed up, so ZombieMeter analysts don't expect more activity to emerge. If
anyone on this site lives in that area of Russia someone should check it out
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Austin (Missouri) 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 546
I don't know if this is real but you gys can decide
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoXgRtDysLY
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captainrads 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 62
Link on the first one? And there's no way the second one is real...Bush has
said ridiculous stuff before but something like this would have been televised
far more.
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Austin (Missouri) 5 months ago
ActivityRank: 546
lol I know that's what I thought ya the first one
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King 76 days ago
ActivityRank: 100
This might sound wrong but i think the first zombies are going to come from
West Virginia. As you all might of known by know like the people from wrong
turn might become more of a zombie than a normal human. Thats just what i
think.
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NIE 47 days ago
ActivityRank: 730
King, can you reword what you are trying to say? I can not understand what you
say half the time. Are you speaking about a Movie called "Wrong Turn"? If you
are, then that is just sad. That is like stating "Amish that eat human flesh
have a higher risk of becoming zombies." |
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Austin (Missouri) 28 days ago
ActivityRank: 546 So what do you think about that Russia thing real or fake |
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NIE 28 days ago
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Hoax. It is like going to The Onion for your World News Report. |
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Austin (Missouri) 28 days ago
ActivityRank: 546 Oh |
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NIE 24 days ago
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Do some research about the people who created the website. ;p |
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Austin (Missouri) 24 days ago
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ya seriously :p |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 48 Would a zombie know the difference between a human being and a mannequin? Would a zombie try to eat mannequins in shop windows? If so...you could plant bombs in them. |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 48 Do zombies go on "living" even if they have no body? What can a zombie head do to you, unless you step into its mouth? |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
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How many zombies does it take to unscrew a lightbulb? |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
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Do zombies fall in love with other zombies? |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 48 Complete the phrase... "IF I GOT BIT BY A ZOMBIE THE FIRST THING I WOULD DO
IS_______________. |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
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An old man on his death bed, just moments away from dying of natural cuases,
gets bit by a zombie. If he dies before the infection takes hold, will he
rise as a zombie, or remain dead? |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
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A zombie walks into a bar... (what does he order?) |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 48 A variation on the Cannibals Eating A Clown joke: Two zombies were eating a clown, one turned to the other and asked, "Does he
taste funny to you?" |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 48 Do zombies give each other nicknames like "Smacker" or "Big Mouth" or
"Slurpy" or "Footloose"...? |
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D. Edgar Lamp 22 days ago
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What happens to a zombie after he's just had a big meal? Does a zombie
ever temporarily lose his appetite? Or are they continually
ravenous? |
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Austin (Missouri) 22 days ago
ActivityRank: 546 What!? |


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