[ SECRET POST #2588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2588 ⌋

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Comments

[rubbertea]

Wasn't there an episode of Elementary where the murderer killed people by causing them to have a heart attack? If I remember right you'd have to be crazy knowledgeable about the thing though, and only Holmes was able to deduce that it wasn't natural (with Watson's help).

[loracarol]

I think you're talking about the Angel of Death episode; in that one the guy was given a shot of epinephrine that messed with his heart. I'm not sure if epinephrine is a viable solution for something like Light did, though; if I remember correctly, it works really fast, and you have to use a lot to trigger a heart attack (or the person has to already have a weakened physical standing?) or else everyone with an epi pen would be in constant fear of having a heart attack.

I mean, if they managed to create some sort of capsule that contained epinephrine, one that was time sensitive, and inject that in the person, or like, nanobots or something IDK, it might work?

[rubbertea]

Yeah, that's the one. I wasn't very specific haha, sorry about that.

Death by nanobots might be the most awesome thing ever. They would be sent into a tiny spaceship into an artery of the person and they'd have to travel all the way into the heart and they would have lots of cool adventures on the way!!

edit: I accidentally a word

[loracarol]

Nah, no worries!

Yeah! Plus, doesn't Death Note take place in a mildly futuristic world? Not like, years from now, but you know, 5 or so, so you could handwave it that they have nanomachines, with people focusing on those first, but I don't know for sure.

On the plus side, if/when we have nanobots that can deliver meds, how cool would that be? Like, you're having an allergic response? Nanomeds to the rescue! Need an insulin boost? The nanobots are giving you a slow stream and keeping track for you so that you're constantly at the right amount! And a bunch of other stuff probably, that I don't know about. |D

[rubbertea]

It'll finally be cool to be asthmatic because you'll have your nano-inhaler! And tumors will be destroyed with nanoships shooting lasers at it until it disintegrates! After a while we'll even have nanorobots removing boogers from our nose, isn't that the pinnacle of luxury?

[loracarol]

YEAH. OR like, anemic people getting the right amount of iron! And I adore the tumor idea; actually, I read a comic about that! It was in a bunch of futuristic-fairy tales, and that one was Rikki Tikki Tavi. :D

Though, boogers might need to stay; they help prevent things like germs/dust/mold from getting into our lungs! Unless you mean excess boogers, from like, colds and stuff, because then I am 120% with that. |D