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 Now, if you've been following my posts, you will see that I tend to talk about genetic enhancement and cybernetics. I approach this by laying out theories and opinions (though the theories tend to have a factual foundation) rather than cold hard facts. I doubt that this will change any time soon, as my access to the internet is very restricted. However, instead of continuing my perspective that genetics is great and cybernetics only leads to a hive mentality and uniformity, I figured I should outline a very serious problem. In the past DNA was the least of the worlds worries. Sure people such as Darwin had brought the idea of evolution and

Part 1: The Island Chapter 1              “Attention passengers. This is your captain speaking,” came a voice as the “fasten seat belts” sign lit up. “We’ve flown into a thunderstorm and will be experiencing some mild turbulence. It shouldn’t be anything to worry about, but please fasten your seat belts just in case. Thank you.”              “Just great,” grumbled Nichole a she fastened her seat belt. She boarded this plane to get to Westerfield not get thrown around in a tin can several thousand feet in the air. With her luck one of the engines would give out delaying their fli

        OK, so I know that nobody reads these journals, but after doing some research I have found a common trend. But before I delve into my discovery I should outline what I've been researching.        As an aspiring writer it is my job to conduct research so that I get all my facts straight. This also applies to when a writer creates a new law or mechanic in his or her world. I like to focus on science fiction with a “Frankenstein's monster” kind of vibe. In order for my genetic abominations, which I have hardly introduced on my page, to be believable I must understand human anatomy and what genetics is capable of as far as we

Prologue The airport was amazing! Well, at least it was to Nichole. Of course she had seen airports in movies or advertisements, but she had never been to an actual airport. She was never able to afford to visit an airport, to buy a ticket. It was hard enough to keep a decent paying job. Which she had just lost. She couldn't keep living like this. Paycheck to paycheck, job to job. Her rent was high and the neighbors were loud. She always had to settle for the minimum wage job. For the long hours. For the asshole customers. From a cashier to a receptionist. From a receptionist to a fast food employee. From fast food to a gas station. None o