OT, Cont. Re: On the Care and Feeding of Clone Corps

2 posts ยท Jan 6 2000 to Feb 6 2000

From: David <dluff@e...>

Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2000 15:18:19 -0500

Subject: Re: OT, Cont. Re: On the Care and Feeding of Clone Corps

I was listening to the radio when they said that the medicial industry is
looking into micro robots that could be inserted into an ill persons bool
stream and program them to attack the injury or illness. Imagine that every
soldier has these micro robots that would start healing wounds the moment of
injury. All you will need to do is keep the wounded soldier quiet and let the
robots do the job.

From: Doug Evans <devans@n...>

Date: Sun, 6 Feb 2000 10:51:16 -0600

Subject: OT, Cont. Re: On the Care and Feeding of Clone Corps

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Speaking of conditioning, check out the movie "Soldier" with Kurt Russell.
Great movie and it gives some interesting insight into the results of extreme
conditioning of human soldiers from birth through adulthood and what happens
when they are no longer needed.

Mike
***

Topic has a fairly impressive history in sci-fi(sic). There was the
Outer Limits episode starring Michael Ansara as a warrior from the future, and
one of my favorites, Joe Haldeman's Forever War, which might be subtitled One
Vietnam Vet's answer to Starship Troopers.

Natch, since starting this note, I've forgotten a few that came to mind.
;->= The results of hyper-trained soldiers attempting to re-enter
'society' varied from subtle to catastrophic.

Alas, this will probably only be of use with the release of SG:RPG...

The_Beast