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[jasignhagj]

wow Hex, you've gotten more annoying since you 'quit'. We cant even threaten to bomb you, because you have no country. just stick with the fat things, ok.

 

reasearch is going well on our new species. we have managed to 'convert' all the clones into Homo Sapien Aquata (still need a real name). we are now seeing if it passes down through birth properly.

[Seraphi]

Thats....thats not how evolution works....

 

Also, you survive below that temperature because (I assume) fat reserves insulate you, and you devote a lot of energy to keeping warm.

That, or theres a chemical reaction within your body that produces heat.

[The Dark Lord]

-25 celsius.

 

Different species of Bacteria will not merge together, they will instead try to kill each other.

Therefore, 2 properties maximum, unless you have a few million days left to play this game and evolve.

We survive under -25 celsius and we're not extremophiles.

 

They mrge by killing and eating eachother, therefore gaining eachothers abilities.

 

Go to http://www.richarddawkins.net and ask if what you're saying is possible.

[The_Mather1]

Thats....thats not how evolution works....

On a bacterial level it is.

[The_Mather1]

Thats....thats not how evolution works....

On a bacterial level it is.

No. Not at all.

 

You play too much Spore.

In some cases it is.

 

Spore's got nothing to do with it.

[Seraphi]

No, bacterial evolution does not work like that.

It never had worked like that, as far as I'm aware.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

I love spore.

And yeh, that's basically how bacteria work.

Polyextremophile (spelt right)

 

anway, Mather. Can you do a ten day research on making germs split faster please, I'll pay you in space age.

[The_Mather1]

No, bacterial evolution does not work like that.

It never had worked like that, as far as I'm aware.

Some bacteria also transfer genetic material between cells. This can occur in three main ways. Firstly' date=' bacteria can take up exogenous DNA from their environment, in a process called transformation. Genes can also be transferred by the process of transduction, when the integration of a bacteriophage introduces foreign DNA into the chromosome. The third method of gene transfer is bacterial conjugation, where DNA is transferred through direct cell contact. This gene acquisition from other bacteria or the environment is called horizontal gene transfer and may be common under natural conditions.[111'] Gene transfer is particularly important in antibiotic resistance as it allows the rapid transfer of resistance genes between different pathogens.

 

Hex, no need, they split like every few seconds and their cultures(their amount) can double in down to about ten minutes.

[Wisp]

If you make them split faster, they will all mutate and become [developmentally delayed]ed. Literally.

In any case, to fight you, I'd send one ship with shield, and run right through you. 15,000+ degrees>Bacteria

[The_Mather1]

Even if it did, how would your bacteria use weapons...?

 

What would your posts be about? "Today, 10 billion died, but 10 billion were born. Yay."

More like today 10 billion out of a trillion died, but 999 billion were born

[The_Mather1]

Even if it did, how would your bacteria use weapons...?

 

What would your posts be about? "Today, 10 billion died, but 10 billion were born. Yay."

More like today 10 billion out of a trillion died, but 999 billion were born

And then this population boom would help you...?

Not a boom, steady growth is what that is when we're talkin' bacteria.

[Seraphi]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

[The_Mather1]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

Read my quote again, bacteria can emergancy mutate in order to survive.

[Seraphi]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

Read my quote again, bacteria can emergancy mutate in order to survive.

Alright then, Jeez.

 

I send two ships, one rains salt, the other rains sulphuric acid after they've "Emergency mutated"

 

Or I send in about 500 people with flamethrowers.

[VEGHATERMEATLOVER]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

I told you: I'm a polythingylalamabob

[The_Mather1]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

Read my quote again, bacteria can emergancy mutate in order to survive.

Alright then, Jeez.

 

I send two ships, one rains salt, the other rains sulphuric acid after they've "Emergency mutated"

 

Or I send in about 500 people with flamethrowers.

Flamethrowers do not burn at over 150 degrees at all places within the flame and the planet could have an atmosphere with no oxygen to let the flame live.

[Seraphi]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

 

This whole discussion still doesn't make it any more likely that bacteria can be intelligent.

 

 

*Sigh* I do believe I'll have to step in myself and blow Hex up. Leave some for me, will you Rocco?

 

"Turn over a new leaf" He says. He turned over the same leaf, stamped on it, set it on fire, then continued to use said leaf.

[Wisp]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

Read my quote again, bacteria can emergancy mutate in order to survive.

Alright then, Jeez.

 

I send two ships, one rains salt, the other rains sulphuric acid after they've "Emergency mutated"

 

Or I send in about 500 people with flamethrowers.

Flamethrowers do not burn at over 150 degrees at all places within the flame and the planet could have an atmosphere with no oxygen to let the flame live.

Napalm burns at over 1000 degrees. And that's what flamethrowers use.

[The_Mather1]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

Just because we eathlings require oxygen it doesn't mean that al races do, for all we know there could be 1 km tall aliens made from tungsten that breathes lead.

[Wisp]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

Just because we eathlings require oxygen it doesn't mean that al races do, for all we know there could be 1 km tall aliens made from tungsten that breathes lead.

They would collapse from the sheer weight of their bodies.

[Seraphi]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

Just because we eathlings require oxygen it doesn't mean that al races do, for all we know there could be 1 km tall aliens made from tungsten that breathes lead.

They would collapse from the sheer weight of their bodies.

Not to mention that planet size would kill them off.

[The_Mather1]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

Just because we eathlings require oxygen it doesn't mean that al races do, for all we know there could be 1 km tall aliens made from tungsten that breathes lead.

They would collapse from the sheer weight of their bodies.

Nope, their bodies will be adapted to that weights, that would be like aliens saying, "you can't be because oxygen is toxic" to us.

[Seraphi]

There are certain things that are just logical in evolution.

Giants made of Tungsten is not one of them.

[Wisp]

On a planet without Oxygen, its unlikely your race could live either.

Just because we eathlings require oxygen it doesn't mean that al races do, for all we know there could be 1 km tall aliens made from tungsten that breathes lead.

They would collapse from the sheer weight of their bodies.

Nope, their bodies will be adapted to that weights, that would be like aliens saying, "you can't be because oxygen is toxic" to us.

Uh, no. Way to be an idiot. Tungsten can't support that much weight. Nothing their bodies do can stop that. Plus the whole tungsten being a metal would disable them from moving.

[Grim_]

200 degrees would work.

 

Besides, even if they can gain more than one property, the main weaknesses are still there.

If they are resistant to heat, they're weak to cold, and can still be destroyed by heat over 150 degrees. Same works for cold resistance.

 

If they're resistant to alkali, they're weak to acid.

 

There is no way this can be changed, really.

 

So yeah, basically, I spray salt over your planet and you die.

Read my quote again, bacteria can emergancy mutate in order to survive.

Alright then, Jeez.

 

I send two ships, one rains salt, the other rains sulphuric acid after they've "Emergency mutated"

 

Or I send in about 500 people with flamethrowers.

Flamethrowers do not burn at over 150 degrees at all places within the flame and the planet could have an atmosphere with no oxygen to let the flame live.

Mather I am going to explain something to you~ While biological changes may be fast they would not happen for a few hours at the least at which point you would be dead :unsure: Also even if you could mutate that fast your race would then consist of [developmentally delayed] organisms. Also the amount of force the shot gun would put out would shred the weak bonds you would get between bacteria. In response to your metal IT WOULD NOT EXIST period as a metal cools down it's particles slow down and you have a solid from a liquid. So there is no practical way that you could get a metal to remain liquid at room temperature. Also as people have said before you cannot create or destroy energy. The levels of amplification you are talking about would not happen ( ex. 4,000 watts to 8,000 watts just from heat) it would not work.

In other words Malaysia update:

ARCHIVE I : 15/15 done

ARCHIVE II: 9/12 done

Medical nano bots 15/15 done ( funding surge)

Ships continuing to aquatic worlds

I may tell what ARCHIVE I is but for now I am trading the tech of ARCHIVE I for seres S2E missile tech.

That is all I can think of