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GLITCH CITY - A recent genetic study conducted by GCU confirms Glitch City's cat boomer population contains unique mutations, including so-called "boomer variants." These boomers resemble other animals, such as foxes, dogs, and rabbits, the same way cat boomers resemble felines.
The boomer mutation occurs when unborn infants with NIR (Nanite Immune Response) are treated with retroviral therapy. Such treatment is lifesaving, as exposure to nanites in the mother's (cont'd)
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bloodstream can otherwise damage or kill the baby. A peculiar side effect of the retrovirus causes birth defects resembling pointed cat ears and a tail. These features are not genetically related to cats, yet boomers are sometimes called hybrids due to similarity.
The study shows that catlike features are but a single stage of development. They can acquire new characteristics, remarkably, even after birth. The "fox" boomer, for example, is a cat boomer with a (cont'd)
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robust bushy tail and larger pointier ears. A "dog" boomer has a shorter tail and floppy ears. Scientists observed DNA for more exotic types like "raccoon," "wolf," and "squirrel," although these traits may be latent or inexpressible.
According to the study, genes which alter catlike features are epigenetic - meaning they lie dormant until triggered by an outside stimulus like stress, allergies, or exposure to pollution. An estimated 8% of the entire boomer population (cont'd)
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carries a variant gene, but only 1% has the physical features.
Other curious mutations are expressed at birth, and appear in boomers regardless of variance. These rare features include neoteny (childlike tendencies even in adulthood), sensitive taste and smell, pronounced canine teeth, softer, finer hair, and accelerated fingernail growth.
- THE PANOPTICON
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Post number #310839, ID: 9724d8
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Liars! They're always out of bags! -YSS
Post number #310841, ID: d52783
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Weren't cat boomers the result of the surgery people with nano machine rejection undergo while inside the womb? >N3verW3re
Post number #310842, ID: d52783
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Weren't cat boomers the result of the surgery people with nano machine rejection undergo while inside the womb? >N3verW3re
Post number #310871, ID: 9724d8
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>>310841 Yep. Article got it wrong.
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I thought it was an injection they gave the mother. Even Being a boomer myself, I don't know alot about it -TY
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>>310871 Fuckin called it >N3
Post number #310876, ID: ad05c2
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Tails? -r
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The part about triggers, though... Like you could sneeze too hard and wind up with a bushy tail? That's cute. -YSS
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Not to mention the part about "hybrids" is just the name people who have undergone VeriaTech's relatively new cosmetic mods have gotten... -CN
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Turns out the article had been corrected an hour after I posted, buuuuuuuut... one of the guys who did the study tried to set things right in the comments section: >panopticon_news/sci/boomer_diversity
>M.TongMD wrote: >NIR is present in some cases, but not all, and not even the majority! Our study found popular treatments included NIR suppressant lysogenes because of a shotgun approach to curing nanite rejection... Blahblah... >All variants are simply catboomers.
Wait for it...
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>>311275 >Zawa_Kitsune wrote: >Did vt pay you to say that?? I am not a mutant cat! I am a messenger of the GODS!
>w0lver_gurrrl221 wrote: >I am a cute b/w wolf and I have embraced my animal sprit and I feel sad for Dr. Tong he does not know!
>☆☆MisterGozo☆☆ wrote: U DUN NO ABOUT TRUE BOOMERS! WE R NOT HYBIRDS! WE R STRONG NOT POSER! I AM A DOG NOT A CAT LOLOL WUT U SMOKIN
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>>311278 Thread was closed before I got to it or I would have weighed in. -YSS
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just what -TY
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>>311278 With that messenger of the gods attitude it sounds like VT played you. -CN
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Pfft... @Hermes -Agamemnon
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Post number #311326, ID: a93aff
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... @Hermes.
@Hermes.
@Hermes.
-Agamemnon
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....little bitch.
-Agamemnon
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>>311327 Well isn't that a little excessive. -CN
Indeed! Rather he was a hero of great reknown- King of the Achaeans, leader of the most righteous war against the degenerate Trojans!
Which is more than can be said for that groveling turd being nursemaid by a half breed.
-Agamemnon
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>>311351 Hmm... half breed... so does that mean you are not a hybrid yourself? Honestly it feels like none of you get along with the other, it amazes me how Zeus keeps a steady ship over in VT HQ. -CN
How dare you! I'll have you know that my brothers and myself are purestrain.
I refer instead to a certain -other- that you have interacted with. Why she intentionally keeps you alive is beyond me
-Agamemnon
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>>311362 You're going to have to be more specific than that. Do you mean Arachne? Trust me I doubt she'd keep me alive if we ever met. Although I'm sure you've must have heard from the others how hard am I to kill. -CN
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>>311370 Hubris? Is this VT thing turning into a monster of the week scenario where a new Corp exec is going to keep trying to kill me. -CN
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>>311368 I'm not sure I like what you're implying. -Arachne
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>>311387 Which is? -CN
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>>311392 That I'd just kill you. Such low ambitions. -Arachne
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>>311394 Well I'm sure through your experimentation I would die, so same thing in my book. -CN
| GLITCH CITY - A recent genetic study conducted by GCU confirms Glitch City's cat boomer population contains unique mutations, including so-called "boomer variants." These boomers resemble other animals, such as foxes, dogs, and rabbits, the same way cat boomers resemble felines.
The boomer mutation occurs when unborn infants with NIR (Nanite Immune Response) are treated with retroviral therapy. Such treatment is lifesaving, as exposure to nanites in the mother's
(cont'd)