3 Quick things...

kswitch

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ok, so i saw a show a while back that mentioned the gene pheremone theory (the science of sex or the science of beauty, can't recall which one). my take on this was that the response was rather weak and is easily superceded by things like physical or emotional attraction.

it is difficult to discern how sophisticated this mechanism is. can it decode our entire genome or does it look for specifics? the show i saw suggested that only certain information is carried by these pheremones; info like immunities, allergies, etc.

i'm not quite convince that this pheremone will carry information about a specific non-functioning protein, unless, of course, this protien somehow effects the production, transmission, or reception of said pheremone.

that said, i truly belive that my persistent cough and patheticly twiggy build trigger more suspicion that something might be right with this guy than any pheremone i might give off. some people are hopelessly attracted to the weak and needy, some are suckers for pretty faces, still others are drawn to unconventional looks. only the shallowest beings would let their attraction be based solely on first impressions, the place where this pheremone effect would be at its most powerful. no doubt this does occur, but, luckily for us, the world isn't filled with shallow people.
 

kswitch

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ok, so i saw a show a while back that mentioned the gene pheremone theory (the science of sex or the science of beauty, can't recall which one). my take on this was that the response was rather weak and is easily superceded by things like physical or emotional attraction.

it is difficult to discern how sophisticated this mechanism is. can it decode our entire genome or does it look for specifics? the show i saw suggested that only certain information is carried by these pheremones; info like immunities, allergies, etc.

i'm not quite convince that this pheremone will carry information about a specific non-functioning protein, unless, of course, this protien somehow effects the production, transmission, or reception of said pheremone.

that said, i truly belive that my persistent cough and patheticly twiggy build trigger more suspicion that something might be right with this guy than any pheremone i might give off. some people are hopelessly attracted to the weak and needy, some are suckers for pretty faces, still others are drawn to unconventional looks. only the shallowest beings would let their attraction be based solely on first impressions, the place where this pheremone effect would be at its most powerful. no doubt this does occur, but, luckily for us, the world isn't filled with shallow people.
 

kswitch

New member
ok, so i saw a show a while back that mentioned the gene pheremone theory (the science of sex or the science of beauty, can't recall which one). my take on this was that the response was rather weak and is easily superceded by things like physical or emotional attraction.

it is difficult to discern how sophisticated this mechanism is. can it decode our entire genome or does it look for specifics? the show i saw suggested that only certain information is carried by these pheremones; info like immunities, allergies, etc.

i'm not quite convince that this pheremone will carry information about a specific non-functioning protein, unless, of course, this protien somehow effects the production, transmission, or reception of said pheremone.

that said, i truly belive that my persistent cough and patheticly twiggy build trigger more suspicion that something might be right with this guy than any pheremone i might give off. some people are hopelessly attracted to the weak and needy, some are suckers for pretty faces, still others are drawn to unconventional looks. only the shallowest beings would let their attraction be based solely on first impressions, the place where this pheremone effect would be at its most powerful. no doubt this does occur, but, luckily for us, the world isn't filled with shallow people.
 

kswitch

New member
ok, so i saw a show a while back that mentioned the gene pheremone theory (the science of sex or the science of beauty, can't recall which one). my take on this was that the response was rather weak and is easily superceded by things like physical or emotional attraction.

it is difficult to discern how sophisticated this mechanism is. can it decode our entire genome or does it look for specifics? the show i saw suggested that only certain information is carried by these pheremones; info like immunities, allergies, etc.

i'm not quite convince that this pheremone will carry information about a specific non-functioning protein, unless, of course, this protien somehow effects the production, transmission, or reception of said pheremone.

that said, i truly belive that my persistent cough and patheticly twiggy build trigger more suspicion that something might be right with this guy than any pheremone i might give off. some people are hopelessly attracted to the weak and needy, some are suckers for pretty faces, still others are drawn to unconventional looks. only the shallowest beings would let their attraction be based solely on first impressions, the place where this pheremone effect would be at its most powerful. no doubt this does occur, but, luckily for us, the world isn't filled with shallow people.
 

kswitch

New member
ok, so i saw a show a while back that mentioned the gene pheremone theory (the science of sex or the science of beauty, can't recall which one). my take on this was that the response was rather weak and is easily superceded by things like physical or emotional attraction.

it is difficult to discern how sophisticated this mechanism is. can it decode our entire genome or does it look for specifics? the show i saw suggested that only certain information is carried by these pheremones; info like immunities, allergies, etc.

i'm not quite convince that this pheremone will carry information about a specific non-functioning protein, unless, of course, this protien somehow effects the production, transmission, or reception of said pheremone.

that said, i truly belive that my persistent cough and patheticly twiggy build trigger more suspicion that something might be right with this guy than any pheremone i might give off. some people are hopelessly attracted to the weak and needy, some are suckers for pretty faces, still others are drawn to unconventional looks. only the shallowest beings would let their attraction be based solely on first impressions, the place where this pheremone effect would be at its most powerful. no doubt this does occur, but, luckily for us, the world isn't filled with shallow people.
 

princessjdc

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The pheromones is the smell that people give off and that is what we are attracted to it doesnt matter if we are healthy or not. I love learning all about the human body and how people are attracted to others and what not, I have seen something similar to what you have watched Im sure.

The whole doc thing I think you went about it the right way, I think the doc should of listened to you though, but we all know how they can be at times.

As far as the whole work force situation, I think you should do whatever you think would be best for yourself since you know yourself better. Did that make sense?
 

princessjdc

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The pheromones is the smell that people give off and that is what we are attracted to it doesnt matter if we are healthy or not. I love learning all about the human body and how people are attracted to others and what not, I have seen something similar to what you have watched Im sure.

The whole doc thing I think you went about it the right way, I think the doc should of listened to you though, but we all know how they can be at times.

As far as the whole work force situation, I think you should do whatever you think would be best for yourself since you know yourself better. Did that make sense?
 

princessjdc

New member
The pheromones is the smell that people give off and that is what we are attracted to it doesnt matter if we are healthy or not. I love learning all about the human body and how people are attracted to others and what not, I have seen something similar to what you have watched Im sure.

The whole doc thing I think you went about it the right way, I think the doc should of listened to you though, but we all know how they can be at times.

As far as the whole work force situation, I think you should do whatever you think would be best for yourself since you know yourself better. Did that make sense?
 

princessjdc

New member
The pheromones is the smell that people give off and that is what we are attracted to it doesnt matter if we are healthy or not. I love learning all about the human body and how people are attracted to others and what not, I have seen something similar to what you have watched Im sure.

The whole doc thing I think you went about it the right way, I think the doc should of listened to you though, but we all know how they can be at times.

As far as the whole work force situation, I think you should do whatever you think would be best for yourself since you know yourself better. Did that make sense?
 

princessjdc

New member
The pheromones is the smell that people give off and that is what we are attracted to it doesnt matter if we are healthy or not. I love learning all about the human body and how people are attracted to others and what not, I have seen something similar to what you have watched Im sure.

The whole doc thing I think you went about it the right way, I think the doc should of listened to you though, but we all know how they can be at times.

As far as the whole work force situation, I think you should do whatever you think would be best for yourself since you know yourself better. Did that make sense?
 

CFersCousin

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Faust</b></i>

Earlier tonight I was listening to a program where the Mayan's stopped adding onto their calendar (as accurate as ours today), and stopped at the year 2012. Many people think this will either be the end of the world, or a great change in what we call the world.</end quote></div>

I'm really looking forward to December 21, 2012 to find out if the Mayans knew something that we don't. Probably nothing spectacular will happen, but it'll be quite interesting if something does.
 

CFersCousin

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Faust</b></i>

Earlier tonight I was listening to a program where the Mayan's stopped adding onto their calendar (as accurate as ours today), and stopped at the year 2012. Many people think this will either be the end of the world, or a great change in what we call the world.</end quote></div>

I'm really looking forward to December 21, 2012 to find out if the Mayans knew something that we don't. Probably nothing spectacular will happen, but it'll be quite interesting if something does.
 

CFersCousin

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Faust</b></i>

Earlier tonight I was listening to a program where the Mayan's stopped adding onto their calendar (as accurate as ours today), and stopped at the year 2012. Many people think this will either be the end of the world, or a great change in what we call the world.</end quote></div>

I'm really looking forward to December 21, 2012 to find out if the Mayans knew something that we don't. Probably nothing spectacular will happen, but it'll be quite interesting if something does.
 

CFersCousin

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Faust</b></i>

Earlier tonight I was listening to a program where the Mayan's stopped adding onto their calendar (as accurate as ours today), and stopped at the year 2012. Many people think this will either be the end of the world, or a great change in what we call the world.</end quote>

I'm really looking forward to December 21, 2012 to find out if the Mayans knew something that we don't. Probably nothing spectacular will happen, but it'll be quite interesting if something does.
 

CFersCousin

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Faust</b></i>

Earlier tonight I was listening to a program where the Mayan's stopped adding onto their calendar (as accurate as ours today), and stopped at the year 2012. Many people think this will either be the end of the world, or a great change in what we call the world.</end quote>

I'm really looking forward to December 21, 2012 to find out if the Mayans knew something that we don't. Probably nothing spectacular will happen, but it'll be quite interesting if something does.
 

LouLou

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The ct scan...what can they really tell with this? I think I recall the vessels show up more dialated if they are bleeders. So I guess they might be about to tell how extensive your bleeding is... 1 source or many.

I have bleeding and have never had a ct scan. When asked why I haven't had a ct scan they said it is done upon admission. I work hard to avoid being admitted...should I not be given this test just because I am not hospitalized? hmm.. once again Sean you have gotten me thinking.

Yes, you should avoid the medical fields. You will be exposed to many bugs including MRSA. Consistant exposure will likely give you MRSA (Emily65Roses, Jennifer1981 to name a few who contracted it in the medical fields) and then you can't work anymore in that field because you are infected and could endanger people that you come in contact with. This was the case with Jennifer1981. She could not stay at her job because of her MRSA. Some sort of special documentation had to be drawn up about her case because she had exposed cancer patients to MRSA which I suppose can be deadly.

How about the FBI or secret service?
 

LouLou

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The ct scan...what can they really tell with this? I think I recall the vessels show up more dialated if they are bleeders. So I guess they might be about to tell how extensive your bleeding is... 1 source or many.

I have bleeding and have never had a ct scan. When asked why I haven't had a ct scan they said it is done upon admission. I work hard to avoid being admitted...should I not be given this test just because I am not hospitalized? hmm.. once again Sean you have gotten me thinking.

Yes, you should avoid the medical fields. You will be exposed to many bugs including MRSA. Consistant exposure will likely give you MRSA (Emily65Roses, Jennifer1981 to name a few who contracted it in the medical fields) and then you can't work anymore in that field because you are infected and could endanger people that you come in contact with. This was the case with Jennifer1981. She could not stay at her job because of her MRSA. Some sort of special documentation had to be drawn up about her case because she had exposed cancer patients to MRSA which I suppose can be deadly.

How about the FBI or secret service?
 

LouLou

New member
The ct scan...what can they really tell with this? I think I recall the vessels show up more dialated if they are bleeders. So I guess they might be about to tell how extensive your bleeding is... 1 source or many.

I have bleeding and have never had a ct scan. When asked why I haven't had a ct scan they said it is done upon admission. I work hard to avoid being admitted...should I not be given this test just because I am not hospitalized? hmm.. once again Sean you have gotten me thinking.

Yes, you should avoid the medical fields. You will be exposed to many bugs including MRSA. Consistant exposure will likely give you MRSA (Emily65Roses, Jennifer1981 to name a few who contracted it in the medical fields) and then you can't work anymore in that field because you are infected and could endanger people that you come in contact with. This was the case with Jennifer1981. She could not stay at her job because of her MRSA. Some sort of special documentation had to be drawn up about her case because she had exposed cancer patients to MRSA which I suppose can be deadly.

How about the FBI or secret service?
 

LouLou

New member
The ct scan...what can they really tell with this? I think I recall the vessels show up more dialated if they are bleeders. So I guess they might be about to tell how extensive your bleeding is... 1 source or many.

I have bleeding and have never had a ct scan. When asked why I haven't had a ct scan they said it is done upon admission. I work hard to avoid being admitted...should I not be given this test just because I am not hospitalized? hmm.. once again Sean you have gotten me thinking.

Yes, you should avoid the medical fields. You will be exposed to many bugs including MRSA. Consistant exposure will likely give you MRSA (Emily65Roses, Jennifer1981 to name a few who contracted it in the medical fields) and then you can't work anymore in that field because you are infected and could endanger people that you come in contact with. This was the case with Jennifer1981. She could not stay at her job because of her MRSA. Some sort of special documentation had to be drawn up about her case because she had exposed cancer patients to MRSA which I suppose can be deadly.

How about the FBI or secret service?
 

LouLou

New member
The ct scan...what can they really tell with this? I think I recall the vessels show up more dialated if they are bleeders. So I guess they might be about to tell how extensive your bleeding is... 1 source or many.

I have bleeding and have never had a ct scan. When asked why I haven't had a ct scan they said it is done upon admission. I work hard to avoid being admitted...should I not be given this test just because I am not hospitalized? hmm.. once again Sean you have gotten me thinking.

Yes, you should avoid the medical fields. You will be exposed to many bugs including MRSA. Consistant exposure will likely give you MRSA (Emily65Roses, Jennifer1981 to name a few who contracted it in the medical fields) and then you can't work anymore in that field because you are infected and could endanger people that you come in contact with. This was the case with Jennifer1981. She could not stay at her job because of her MRSA. Some sort of special documentation had to be drawn up about her case because she had exposed cancer patients to MRSA which I suppose can be deadly.

How about the FBI or secret service?
 
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