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On Jun 26, 2012 2:26 PM, "Tim Halterman" <<a href="mailto:timhalterman@gmail.com">timhalterman@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>
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> > I am astonished pleasantly that bio-weapons haven't been used. Compared to<br>
> > refining a critical mass, this seems like a much easier process, within the<br>
> > reach of most terrorist organizations. If all you want to do is slay the<br>
> > infidel, this seems like the way to go.<br>
> ><br>
> > spike<br>
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> A well designed bio-weapon should be indistinguishable from natural<br>
> mutations, I'd imagine the first ones would be based off nature's own<br>
> design anyway. I'm not confident enough to say they have not been<br>
> used.<br>
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> Tim<br>
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<p>I agree, scarily. The best way to make a bioweapon as of now would be to cram a bunch of sick animals of multiple species into a dirty cage.</p>