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[T'saria]

Hello everyone!!
> will not make any more posts!! is at 665 ahhhhhhh

i survived my 666 post.
you shall two

[srg]

i survived my 666 post.
you shall two

I can't remmember when I was there hehe

[mckaychick]

Whew i am past 666 Yesss

[jonno]

Yes, but the amount of energy to produce a noticible amount of mass would be astronomical. But yeah, a wraith cannot be consistently losing mass in life. However, this brings up the question, from what material does a wraith regenerate a limb if they are never taking in significant amounts of mass during his adult life?

Indeed, having thought through the science, once adult in size, the Wraith don't get fat (kinda of what I was saying in most of the post - I attempted to disagree with youm but then proved you!)

As for when a Wraith loses a hand for example - I would say they would have to have a store of undifferentiated cells which could move to the site of loss and differentiate into a new hand (ie, no new cells are created, but some change their 'function'. Overall the poor Wraith would shrink a bit.

[jonno]

i survived my 666 post.
you shall two

I stayed on 666 overnight

[uknesvuinng]

Indeed, having thought through the science, once adult in size, the Wraith don't get fat (kinda of what I was saying in most of the post - I attempted to disagree with youm but then proved you!)

As for when a Wraith loses a hand for example - I would say they would have to have a store of undifferentiated cells which could move to the site of loss and differentiate into a new hand (ie, no new cells are created, but some change their 'function'. Overall the poor Wraith would shrink a bit.

So does a wraith have a massive, dense store of such undifferentiated cells? If so, then a Wraith has a limited amount of body mass he can regenerate and then anything he loses stays gone.

[gatelover12]

We've never SEEN a wraith regenerate a limb have we? And the humans they feed upon seem to lose considerable mass.

[Vee]

I like things that make noise.

*goes off away from the smart people to play with such things*

[T'saria]

So does a wraith have a massive, dense store of such undifferentiated cells? If so, then a Wraith has a limited amount of body mass he can regenerate and then anything he loses stays gone.

*still pondering this ADP + Pi/E=mc^2 theory..thinks there is someting in the equation that is missing but doesn't know what..too tired..it'll come to me late tonight. *

[uknesvuinng]

I like things that make noise.

*goes off away from the smart people to play with such things*

Did you not take advantage of the Dave Barry article? Some other government is considering blowing up a whale carcass. Those that don't study history are doomed to repeat it...

[T'saria]

We've never SEEN a wraith regenerate a limb have we? And the humans they feed upon seem to lose considerable mass.

ah! good point! seen them heal, so we assume they
can regenerate limbs..
it is good to be a wraith.

[T'saria]

I stayed on 666 overnight

this is why you are such a good hubby for BTS.
it's not an
its a

[uknesvuinng]

http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=336792006

History repeating...

[Dr Weir]

I've run out of stuff to say, so I'll just post to win.

[srg]

http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=336792006

History repeating...

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