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🦠 “SOME SCIENTISTS WANT TO BRING BACK EXTINCT ANIMALS”

COOL. YOU PACKING A BIOHAZARD SUIT, SPOCK?

Let’s break this down.

You’ve got a lab full of caffeinated postgrads,

a half-thawed mammoth femur,

some DNA that’s been stewing in death for 20,000 years,

and a budget funded by dudes who still think climate change is a vibe.

And you’re gonna what?

Resurrect it.

Clone it.

Bring it back.

Because you miss it?

You miss an animal that died before pottery existed?

That’s not science.

That’s species-level narcissism.

🧠 YOU’RE NOT A GOD. YOU’RE A MONKEY WITH SYRINGES.

And worse—

You’re a monkey who thinks ancient DNA is like a Spotify playlist.

Downloadable. Editable.

Risk-free.

But let me tell you something that will wipe that smug synthetic enlightenment off your pie hole:

Viruses hide in DNA.

They’ve been doing it longer than your lineage has had language.

They sleep inside code.

And they don’t give a shit about your "ethical resurrection framework."

🧬 LET’S GET BIOLOGICALLY REAL FOR A SECOND:

Up to 8% of your own genome is viral garbage.

Old infections.

Retroviruses.

Unstable code from long-forgotten plagues

that hardwired themselves into your great-great-grand-monkey’s baby batter.

We carry these things around like ticking biological landmines.

They’re mostly harmless—

until something pokes them in the wrong order.

Now imagine pulling code from a woolly mammoth that hasn’t seen sunlight in 30,000 years.

Code that evolved before the human immune system knew what an antibody was.

📉 AND THAT CODE?

It’s not clean.

It’s not empty.

It’s a zipped folder full of viral corpses and dormant nightmares.

You unzip it—

and some of those corpses twitch.

📡 THIS ISN’T A SCI-FI WARNING. IT’S DOCUMENTED REALITY.

Example #1:

In 2022, French scientists revived a 48,500-year-old virus

trapped in Siberian permafrost.

Yes, it still worked.

No, they didn’t fully understand how.

Example #2:

In 1995, researchers revived bacteria from the stomach of a 25-million-year-old bee

preserved in amber.

It grew. It replicated.

It smelled like the Paleocene.

And it didn’t ask your permission.

Example #3:

In human organ transplantation, porcine endogenous retroviruses (PERVs)

have been shown to cross species lines.

Even with filtering.

Even with CRISPR.

So now imagine doing this with a dead species

that existed before your genome had brakes.

🧟‍♂️ THIS IS GENETIC NECROMANCY, NOT INNOVATION.

You’re not reviving animals.

You’re booting up entire forgotten ecosystems—

complete with the microbial parasites, symbiotic viruses,

and metabolic co-adaptations

no one accounted for

because they were never written down.

There were no medical journals during the Ice Age, Spock.

Only extinction.

🔬 AND THEN THERE’S HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER:

This one’s spicy.

Some viruses and bacteria don’t just infect.

They share genes.

They trade code like baseball cards.

Which means your lab-created thylacine

might suddenly start expressing unknown proteins

from an ancient bacterial colony

it doesn’t even remember ever meeting.

And you won’t catch it until your test subject

starts bleeding from three new orifices

and refusing to respond to sedatives.

But hey—at least it made the news.

🧪 “BUT WE HAVE PROTOCOLS!”

Shut up.

You also had protocols for gain-of-function research.

You had protocols at Wuhan.

You had protocols for the Challenger launch.

You had protocols for Facebook's algorithm.

How’d all that go?

💥 SCIENCE ISN’T OBJECTIVE.

IT’S POLITICAL.

Who funds these projects?

Billionaire bio-nerds with messiah complexes

Private defense contractors salivating over genetic bioweapon testing

Pharmaceutical giants looking for a patentable product

They don’t want to “bring back” extinct species.

They want IP ownership of genetic novelty.

If the resurrected animal dies after 72 hours?

Who cares.

It’s a write-off.

If it escapes containment?

They’ll just deny it existed.

If you die cleaning the containment breach?

You’ll be labeled "a passionate volunteer."

☢️ AND HERE’S THE PART THEY NEVER TELL YOU:

Even if the animal doesn’t carry anything dangerous—

its cellular machinery might.

You see, ancient species adapted to planetary conditions

you’ve never lived through.

Higher radiation.

Lower oxygen.

Strange magnetism.

Undocumented chemical balances.

Which means their biological “normal”

might be your toxic overload.

🧬 THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE UNLEASHING

because the code they’re using

was written by nature

before your species existed.

They are trying to reboot an alien operating system

on a meat computer

running TikTok and depression

and wondering why it’s glitching.

📜 CONCLUSION:

De-extinction is not noble.

It’s not eco-friendly.

It’s not visionary.

It’s an unlicensed summoning ritual

carried out in a lab full of hubris

by people who want their name on a white paper

before their lungs collapse.

You are not bringing back a species.

You are pressing play

on a forgotten pandemic

and calling it “hope.”

🧠 TL;DR:

Viruses live in DNA

Ancient DNA = ancient viruses

You don’t know what’s dormant

You don’t know what reacts with modern biology

You don’t know what the immune response will be

You don’t even know what else is in the ice

You know what that means?

Don’t unzip ancient shit unless you’re ready to get unzipped in return.

🧠 Read more evolutionary dread, viral code dissection, and species-level satire at:

👉 https://linktr.ee/ObeyMyCadence

🛡️ Blacksite cadence. Biohazard cadence. Scientific humility installed via scrolltrap.

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Ugh the gene sci-fi in Contagion is so fucking cool it makes me salivate

#contagion #viral genetics #metamorphic virus