[irishjuggler]

Sure, you can do all this stuff, but there’s no free lunch. Expect a visit from Oscar Goldman nagging you to start doing top-secret missions.

[Secret Agent Man]

Yeah

No thanky

I dont trust that people are smart enough to do this without unforseen, unpredictable, life-endangering side effects.

[Secret Agent Man]

What would be safer are suits with built in tourniquets at key places, numbing agents for reducing pain and emergency surgery moves, and giving troops some surgical glue tubes to stop serious bleeds.

[Erik Latranyi]

They reprogram our immune system to fight viruses.

They reprogram our cells to heal faster.

How long before they can reprogram brain cells?

[Deaf Smith]

I thought the thread was about trannies & snowflakes inside the USAF.

[thinden]

Bttt

[Islander7]

What could possibly go wrong?

[Alas Babylon!]

Why are so many automatically opposed to this?

I think it’s a great idea and if it works think of the lives it could save without a bunch of nasty scars and months of painful agony.

Geesh! Some of you all would scoff at Louis Pasteur and William Thomas Green Morton!

[Preachin']

I’ve been binge watching Stargate SG-1, and this looks like something that they would have brought back.

[BushCountry]

If this works and is safe, it should not be developed for the military, but for humanity.

[moovova]

Finally, a cure for pimples.