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APRIL 8, 2067

Aperture Science Invents Mind Control Pathogen


Bio"Hazard Warning!
Written by Marc Whitten, San Francisco, CA
Upon inspection of the transport vehicles used to move the Mind Control Pathogen, it is believed that there is insu#cient containment to reach the stated destination, the CDC, in time before the pathogen begins to activate and leak. All residents of the Atlanta area are urged to stay indoors.

Thirteen years ago, the United States government paid $30 million to a science research facility, Aperture Science, as an incentive to develop pathogens specialized to hijack brainwaves. The company quickly agreed to hasten research and development

in the eld of biology and genetic engineering. US government intentions are not yet clear, but it appears as though they plan to disseminate the pathogen amongst citizens. Not much is known regarding the governments desire for mind control technology.

Early symptoms of the pathogen are said to be muscle paralysis, hazy vision, and memory loss. If you begin experiencing these symptoms, call 911 immediately.

THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE PATHOGEN: A FIRST LOOK INTO MODERN MEDICINE Dr. James D. Harding, the senior to the tracer, which is located at the biologist at Aperture Science, base of the brain stem. In about 20 to explains the process for controlling 30 minutes, the subject succumbs to the brainwaves of a test subject. The the Pathogen, which then begins to subject is rst injected with a tracer rewire the brain. According to Dr. compound, then given the Pathogen. Harding, the Pathogen can be After initial infection, the Pathogen tailored to deliver the desired travels via the central nervous system information to the subjects brain.

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APERTURE SCIENCE INVENTS MIND CONTROL PATHOGEN Last month, Aperture Science completed development of the pathogen and the method used to complete such a process. According to Dr. Lee Carol, samples of the new pathogen are in transport to the CDC. Although a shocking concept, the biologists at Aperture Science claim that the danger of contracting the Pathogen is extremely low without a tracer. A typical subject of the pathogen which is not injected with the tracer experiences no symptoms whatsoever. Ethics debates are sparking controversy regarding the legality of rewiring a persons brain as a kind of punishment for crimes. Whether ethical or not, the US

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government will begin testing in January of 2068. This morning the CEO of Aperture Science, Jonathan Milwaukee, spoke with journalists for The Daily Science. In a direct reply to the journalists questions regarding the possible uses of the Pathogen, Milwaukee stated that Aperture Science is neither involved with nor responsible for the uses of the pathogen. He also suggested that the same question be asked of Congress.

Marc Whitten is an American journalist who lives in the San Francisco area. He has been a major writer of The Daily Science for twelve years.

Photos courtesy of the CDC and Aperture Science Enrichment Center.

DIAGRAM OF THE PATHOGEN


Duplicate Pathogen after cellular meiosis.

Background dark lines are pathogen agellum.

Parent Pathogen, which has just successfully ended cellular meiosis.

Third Parent Pathogen before reproductive stage.

Second Parent Pathogen just before reproductive stage.

WHAT IS A PATHOGEN? A bacterium or virus capable of causing disease is considered a pathogen. Pathogens can be transmitted via sneezing, coughing, air and water particles, touching objects with dirty hands, or infected animals/pets.

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MODERN MEDICINE damaged child less severe and more bearable for the parents.
What to Aim for in the Future

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Solving the mysteries of the human brain will play an important part of the future in modern medicine. Understanding what it means to be intelligent or creative could redene the society we live in. A more nely rened Todays Medicine version of mankind, capable of It may come as a surprise, but quick computations and fervorous imagination will dominate our the innovations in medicine that we all take for granted today didnt next generation. exist within 50 years of today and Modern Miracles we only really began to understand Last Sunday, a young woman the nature of the human body from Idaho was brought into a within the last decade. Today we local hospital with multiple snake have the medical know"how to complete genetic resequencing for bites to her legs. She had been airlifted from her farm in the rural unfortunate people a%icted by lands and had passed away on her disorders such as Downs air trip. Once placed in the Syndrome and Retardation. hospital morgue, she awakened Medicine such as anti"aging pills, and attracted attention from the or stress reducers rst became available in stores, life expectancy locked door. She was discovered by a doctor preparing to start an increased by over 100 per cent. New"era style conception"aids rose autopsy. birth rates by over 200 per cent. A similar incident occurred to a man on Wednesday. He had been What It all Means brought in for open heart surgery With the improved when he had gone into cardiac pharmaceuticals in place, modern arrest and passed away in a quick society is free to enjoy the treats time. He had been dead for ten they used avoid. The standard of minutes before miraculously living in the United States has coming back to life. The medical risen exponentially within the last sta& had stepped out of the couple of decades. operating room to announce the bad news to the mans family when Why It Matters they discovered the man to be in Before today, a person who perfect health. had a mental disorder had to live their entire life in a broken and non"functional state. In the past, the average life expectancy was around 75 to 80 years old, only half of todays life expectancy. Modern medicine makes genetic accidents more avoidable and the e&ects of a

Contributors
DON CARCURISUS Editor for The Daily Science newspaper. Resides in San Francisco, CA. HARRY FLAUT Editor for the Daily Science newspaper. Resides in Sacramento, CA. DOMINIQUE WESTERN Journalist for The Daily Science newspaper. Resides in San Francisco, CA.

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