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In response to "STIS: Human evolution in fiction - do you know of any books/novels where human evolution is scientifically accelerated (or reversed)? " by Vermintown

(strictly speaking there's no such thing as reversing evolution) -- nm

Posted by Reagen (aka Reagen) Oct 14 '10, 14:29

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Ha! You're so totally wrong. - Trish Oct 14, 14:43 1
- gap logo? :) -- nm - Beryllium Oct 14, 14:44
but aren't viruses devolved bacteria? -- nm - crash davis Oct 14, 14:35 1
- "De"volved implies direction where there isn't one. - Reagen Oct 14, 14:38
Well, I *am* looking for fiction here... - Vermintown Oct 14, 14:35 4
- for Dan Brown audiences? No, nothing is too implausible for them. -- nm - Reagen Oct 14, 14:39
- I'd drop Dan Brown and go with Michael Crichton -- nm - crash davis Oct 14, 14:36 1
  - Yeah, my inspiration was what I *thought* Next was going to be about. - Vermintown Oct 14, 14:41
- I was about to suggest something along similar lines, but didn't have a book to refer to that has used such. -- nm - znufrii Oct 14, 14:35
The Next Generation totally proved it. -- nm - Max Oct 14, 14:32

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