DARPA wants to modify warfighters’ red blood cells to operate in dangerous environments more effectively
DARPA wants to modify warfighters’ red blood cells to operate in dangerous environments more effectively
Do they mean "soldiers"?
18 1 ReplyThey’ve been calling them warfighters since the 80s.
4 0 ReplyThe vast majority of soldiers don't fight.
2 0 ReplyWhat if they're marines? Have you ever tried calling a marine a soldier to their face? I don't recommend it.
3 3 ReplyAs a civilian, I'd hope they'd show some understanding that we don't give two fucks about their petty distinctions.
Also: I have family in multiple branches, so I know the difference, and fuck any of them who take an attitude with me over it.
3 0 ReplyIn my experience "soldier" is fine. Just don't call a Marine a Sailor.
2 0 ReplyOne time, I was trying to motivate a retired marine friend of mine who was being lazy by saying "on your feet, soldier!" as a reference to Terminator, myself being ignorant of the difference.
Credit where it's due: it got him on his feet.
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Old Man's War coming to fruition.
13 0 ReplyWell that was more like uploading your consciousness into a newer better body … but I can see how that’s close enough.
1 0 ReplyWell, the clone was based on their genetic material. Enhanced musculature, green skin, and yellow cat-like eyes with enhanced vision, and nanobot-enhanced artificial blood.
Not the same, obviously, but a step closer towards something similar.
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Something something FOXDIE something something LA-LI-LU-LE-LO...
8 0 Reply"I hear its amazing when the famous purple stuffed worm in flap-jaw space with the tuning fork does a raw blink on Hari Kiri Rock.
I need scissors! 61!"
2 0 ReplyGeorge Sears for president
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When will they start getting the gene-seeds ready?
8 0 ReplyCave Johnson comes to mind…
5 0 ReplyYour blood cancer is not service related
4 0 ReplyLooks like the warfighter would be made of a bunch of different RF connectors.
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