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RNA Shots
An injection prepared from the tissues of a person with knowledge or experience that you need. (Read the full article)
| "why not inject RNA into criminals whose RNA comes from a person who never breaks law? Boy that will reduce terrorism and law enforcement costs." (parhatsathid 4/24/2004 4:48:22 AM ) |
| "In "The Fourth Profession", the Monks sell knowledge as RNA pills. All of this knowledge is also tagged so an 'eraser' pill can repossess the information." (John Pfeifer 8/1/2006 9:25:35 AM ) |
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