Undead Hypothesis

Wow, I haven’t posted anything in a really long time. College takes up 99, if not 100% of my time, frankly. But today I couldn’t help but make a comment on something. See, today in histology class, we were discussing the gastrointestinal tract, focusing on the stomach at the point in time when I gained this piece of information (surprised I gained anything from that class). we pointed out that within the layers of the stomach wall, there are two nerve plexuses:…

I haven’t posted anything in a while, because exams have been taking up most of my time. So anyway, I was walking to school one morning, and these Jehovah Witnesses stopped me and handed me this little booklet and suggested I read it. Of course, the title of it captivated me- Doomsday: Fact, Fiction and Fantasy- so I decided to read a bit. It was the Awake! September 2012 edition, and as I read I came across a line that said: “There seems to be no end to…

Wow, haven't been here in a while :P Ok, so I've been thinking right, and being a medical student and all, I think I have a pretty good idea of how the human body (in terms of physiology in relation to gross anatomy) should work under ideal circumstances. Any changes to the regular morphology or function of even the tiniest part of the body (DNA sequence) would alter the way the body works, and since the body won't be at "optimum", it wouldn't have the capacity to function for a very long…

Ok, so today I was at school, in biochem, and I had an asthma attack. I had the flu for a few days now, so I guess that triggered it. But after walking across from med school to the ER, I had to sit for a while, so I had time to think. About where a zombification outbreak may initiate. Swear, I was TOTALLY aware of the other sick people sitting around me (I'm a bit of a hypochondriac) and eventually, after feeling as though I had caught TB or H1N1 or something, I couldn't help but thinking:…