Two Chatbots Chat It Up - Talk Of God And Having A Body Within Moments

Oh my:

link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=WnzlbyTZsQY
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World record Pulsed Magnetic Field Achieved - World Record Pulse - edge science.
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Dolphins RE-Generate With Internal Advanced Medicines

But, then again, what would you expect of a creature around for so long? I rarely Copy and Paste this much of an article. It's short and I hope you hit the link to finish it too.
This week, there was a thought-provoking letter in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology that explored how dolphins heal from shark bites that would be fatal to many other species, including humans. Author Michael Zasloff, a professor of immunology at Georgetown University, wondered how dolphins survive huge shark bites without bleeding to death or falling victim to infection from the many bacteria in sharks' mouths. Not only do dolphins recover from "basketball-sized" bites, they regenerate the missing flesh and heal over with no scarring or sign of injury. "That's impossible," Zasloff told ABC, "truly impossible."

Zasloff theorizes that dolphins can produce stem cells that regenerate the bitten-off tissue, or any other kind of tissue that's needed. "The repair of a gaping wound to an appearance that is near normal requires the ability of the injured animal to knit newly formed tissues with the existing fabric of adipocytes, collagen and elastic fibers," Zasloff explained. "The dolphin's healing is similar to how mammalian fetuses are able to heal in the womb."

But what about infection? Even if the dolphin didn't fall prey to the shark's bacteria, swimming around in the ocean with an open wound invites infection. Zasloff thinks that dolphins may have their own little supply of antibiotics, siphoned off from other ocean creatures like plankton or algae when the dolphin eats them, and then stored in fat for later use.
Another mystery Zasloff has been pondering for the past nine years is why dolphins with these large wounds don't appear to be in pain. Zasloff notes that not showing weakness or pain is an evolutionary response (so that predators can't tell which animals are weak), but he thinks dolphins may make their own version of morphine. "I propose that the wound itself is releasing a pain-relieving substance, and it must be unbelievably powerful."

The dolphin's amazing ability to recover from wounds that would be catastrophic to humans could be a boon to researchers... if, that is,

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Like the idea of time travel? How's this - below is a picture of some of the first commuters ever - these in 1910.



taking the train out to the first suburbs



http://www.shorpy.com/node/10829?size=_original

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To Touch a Wild Dolphin: A Journey of Discovery with the Sea's Most Intelligent Creatures

Trip Advisor - 1902

The AnomalyMan Listing has always loved Shorpy pictures for bringing into focus our changing world timeline.


And Not One Picture Photoshopped
(click above picture to enlarge)
http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/4a20521a.jpg
http://www.shorpy.com/node/10992?size=_original (with comments)
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Here's some very interesting new science news - Antiproton Ring Found Around Earth - seems it is stable before merging with normal matter for up to HOURS of time.
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Could a world currency founded from the bottom up in a people to people manner - change the world and power structure? Have you heard about Bitcoin?
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Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System [Illustrated]
What You Need To Know About Bitcoins

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IF the water system you depend upon ever `broke down' - would you be ready? Run cursor over pictures for more info.