#Biowarfare

[cmweller]

Challenge #03961-J309: An Attempt Was Made

Biowarfare, one of the nastiest of all weapons. A dying person falls against Sunshine as he stalks a dereg world to hunt his target. The pale lips whisper "They're about to attack CRC, warn them." And hands the killer a file warning of the disease, engineered to try to circumvent the immunoflu. -- Anon Guest

The datachip was smaller than Mr Sunshine's fingernail. Light and small and easy to lose. Mr Sunshine added it to a case in his pocket. He knew better than to plug it into his datareader and look at its content then and there.

That way lead to inevitable betrayal. It could be a trap. To discover the truth, Mr Sunshine needed an air-gapped inforeader isolated from the rest of the network.

He didn't have time to thank the individual who pressed it into his palm. The stranger was gone. Blending with the huddled masses of this Deregger world in need of strategic readjustment. Mr Sunshine continued with his objective before returning to his CRC evac vehicle.

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[immaculatasknight]

Waking up our humanity

[goodbyehahafolder]

[saym0-0]

Hello Persephone Enjoyers

[cherrybeetle]

‘Redemption arc Cait’ girl please 😭 WHAT REDEMPTION ?? the same redemption jinx is gonna get . NONEEE🗣️🗣️🗣️☝️☝️☝️☝️

[theinfinitedivides]

do your partners know you've absconded to go rescue your honorary work boyfriend again Pathaan. have they been duly informed or is that just something they've come to expect from you

[fluffypotatey]

every time i re-listen to epic the musical, i can’t help but think of an odyssey story during a zombie apocalypse

[immaculatasknight]

It ain't easy being green

[thoughtlessarse]

Long before humans became interested in killing bacteria, viruses were on the job. Viruses that attack bacteria, termed "phages" (short for bacteriophage), were first identified by their ability to create bare patches on the surface of culture plates that were otherwise covered by a lawn of bacteria. After playing critical roles in the early development of molecular biology, a number of phages have been developed as potential therapies to be used when antibiotic resistance limits the effectiveness of traditional medicines. But we're relative latecomers in terms of turning phages into tools. Researchers have described a number of cases where bacteria have maintained pieces of disabled viruses in their genomes and converted them into weapons that can be used to kill other bacteria that might otherwise compete for resources. I only just became aware of that weaponization, thanks to a new study showing that this process has helped maintain diverse bacterial populations for centuries.

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[withcruelty]

btw doriano only keeps green tea for his best friend (borna) because she’s gotten used to it, living in japan. otherwise if you ask him for tea, he’ll think you’re sick.

[jacksoldsideblog]

speedran becoming the "uncomfortably dark sometimes" friend with new people by having mistimed my comment about giving monkey infants aids for when my stop was about to arrive and thus i couldn't provide literally any comedown from that intensely bleak statement

[crymeariveronceagain]

actually did you all know that a lot of what tumblr circulates as historical fact is about as accurate as what the travelling bard tells you about India in the English pub at midnight on september fifth 1429 A.D.

[opspro2005]

'Eight Is Enough' Star Adam Rich Dead at 54

Not that we'll ever find out for sure, since clot-shot info is heavily censored, but I'm betting this is another 💉💉💉 victim.

[immaculatasknight]

Weapon of mass destruction

[rasalhague888]

https://chatgpt.com/share/5317b07e-255c-4198-af3d-279af43ea172

COVERT biowarfare, under the guise of mitigating "climate change".