:: Porkchop Serum ::

:: Friday, October 27, 2006 ::

Pump some life into this! Draw the syringe full from the porkchop beast once more before she withers and dies.

Some observations from tonight that must be catalogued.

First of all, trip 2's heads up is some wicked bad luck, especially when thats from pocket two's. Next time bitch.. hey, and werent you supposed to get something for 2nd place? unless you already had taken back your $10 bucks....

Medicine as we know it today will be a subject of amusement in the future as surgery still relies on the physical opening on the human body to operate. Invasive medicine will gradually die off with the improvement in preventative medicine, vastly improved screening pratices and the invention of nanoscale or microscale robotic minions which will be able to do repair work on veins, arteries, and most of the internal organs. Trauma medicine will be difficult to improve on as it is a factor of the method of injury which is most of the time out of the control of the doctor. Safer cars or robotic war machines (armor may improve for soldiers but weapons will counter as they always will) will have some impact of the rate of traumatic injury but it will still occur.

There was some discussion on animals, that is the cultivation of animals for human food. Cow, pigs, chickens, etc and that while it is even possible now to subsist on purely on vegetable sources of protein, i dont think that widespread vegetarianism will occur for a long time. Its not a commodity like oil that will probably run out at some point in time that will require us to change our eating habits or die of starvation. Although, it would be interesting to see if there is any kind of trend showing an increase in vegetarianism/veganism over time.

:: sandy 1:29 AM [+] ::
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