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I have read one essay about the retrovirus, and it will bring in my mind the terrifying ideas, what this kind of biomanipulation can cause to human beings. In this story, this retrovirus would be used to transfer the phenotype of the human. The story was the mercenary soldier or something like that, and it might bases the Stephen King’s novel ”The Stand”, and the bad guy of that book Randall Flagg. The writer of that story might think, that maybe that imaginational anti-hero had the retroviruses, what allowed this person to change the phenotype or the shape of this person by using the virus. In this scenario, the retrovirus can be used to turn the shape of the human as an animal like penguins or monkeys. In the real life, nothing makes that impossible.


The genetically engineered virus can change our shape to another organism like in some vampire movies happen, but I won’t recommend that thing for anybody. The difference between human and monkey is very small, and the only couple of genes will separate our species from monkeys. So if some mad scientist wants, this person could make the retrovirus, what can change the shape of species to another. This is, of course, fascinating thing, but it will give very bad things in my mind. Those viruses can be used for giving the person muscles like gorillas or python snakes. And this might be the next generation doping, where the sportsmen would be genetically manipulated for better results.


Would you believe, what happens if some mercenary soldier gets this technology in the hand, and then wants to change the shape to another. This kind of virus can also change the phenotype between the persons to another person. So the outer core of the person changes, but inside will be same. This might cause the situation, what is very serious for the national security, and it would be worse than some ”Face-off”-movie ever can show. In the dark operations that would mean, that in the operation goes another person, who comes out there. And this will give the change, to cover all illegal military actions in the world.


In some scenarios, this virus would be set in the targeted person by using nanotechnology. The artificial macrophage can be injected those viruses in the immune-cells, what will deliver it around the person’s body. The virus can modify the genomes inside this targeted person’s cells, and it would make possible the real-life transformation. This is why those viruses are so terrible. If the body of the person can be changed, that would make possible to create the perfect spy, who can slip in any target, what the creators of this virus wanted.

Sources

https://sites.google.com/view/chimeraandbellefonte/etusivu

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