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The way of extermination might be unseen but makes the person unable to live independently.


Nano-Submarine
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Kimmo Huosionmaa

The nanotechnological possibility to exterminate some particular person is the very serious thing in the national security. The nanotechnical machine, what can be used in this kind of operation might be some liver poison, what will be modified nano technically. In this modification the poison molecule will be connected to the enzyme or the antigen, what can change the blood cells to carry that poison to the particular neurons in human brains.


Another way is to use something, what the mankind ever thinks dangerous. By the most modern chemical methods is possible to make synthetic antigens, what makes possible to transfer molecules or cells in the particular cells or points in the human body. Those molecules can destroy only the particular cells in the human, and in this scenario, that cell-group will be the neurons, what are found in the amygdala.


In this scenario, the thing, what will transfer to the target’s brain is the cell, what creates the peptide in the mouth. This cells can be equipped with the antigens, or very small tiny submarines, what will transfer them to the target person’s amygdala, where those cells will destroy that brain tissue, what makes the person dangerous. In the real world this kind of methodology can be more effective than some rifle shots, and of course, those nano-technical submarines can transfer the cancer cells to the objects neuro-system.


The cancer cells can be modified by using the target person’s own cells. The most simple way is to give radiation to the cells that are taken from that person and then grow those mutant cells in the laboratory. Then those modified cells can be transferred to the targeted person, and if the user of that weapon wants to be nasty, will that person equip those cells with the nano-technical submarines, what will take those cells straight to the ”grand canyon”, the blood supply system of the brains, and there the tumor makes the target unable to work in couple of months.


One version is to modify the own cells of the person to cause cancer, or maybe the genetic modification will change that tissue very fast growing. In this scenario, those genetically modified cells can be transferred with nano-technical submarines in the brain blood vessels, and then they might cause the brain infarct. Or those midget submarines can do some things by themselves. In this scenario in the human body will slip the midget submarine, what looks like the egg. This submarine will be targeted to the brain blood vessel and close it. Then the person will seem to get the brain infarct, what makes target unable to work.

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