I remember seeing something along time ago on TV. They where talking about how your blood can still react to your body even when it's nolonger inside your body.
The example thay used was like how your blood's white blood cells will start to act like it's trying to fight off a bug even if said blood is in a container at the time the bug is interduced into your body.
What is this process/ event called? Or did I just misstake this TV doc (it was on some crime thing and explained how they timed out the person's death or something)?
(I don't know if this is the right place for this topic so sorry if it isn't)
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I,ve never heard that before,but who knows? there are a lot of strange things out there! 
not sure what you're talking about, never heard it
but am filing it away between the "two-slit experiment" and "phantom limbs" indexed to nanotech
but am filing it away between the "two-slit experiment" and "phantom limbs" indexed to nanotech
QUOTE(RedX @ Jul 26 2007, 11:19 PM) 
I remember seeing something along time ago on TV. They where talking about how your blood can still react to your body even when it's nolonger inside your body.
The example thay used was like how your blood's white blood cells will start to act like it's trying to fight off a bug even if said blood is in a container at the time the bug is interduced into your body.
What is this process/ event called? Or did I just misstake this TV doc (it was on some crime thing and explained how they timed out the person's death or something)?
(I don't know if this is the right place for this topic so sorry if it isn't)
The example thay used was like how your blood's white blood cells will start to act like it's trying to fight off a bug even if said blood is in a container at the time the bug is interduced into your body.
What is this process/ event called? Or did I just misstake this TV doc (it was on some crime thing and explained how they timed out the person's death or something)?
(I don't know if this is the right place for this topic so sorry if it isn't)
Gee, RedX, are you talking about Spooky action at a distance? I didn't know this could also happen with blood cells.
Interesting! If you find a link to more info, please let me know.
With modern science the way it is today, it's possible that this can be done, and if can be done I would love to read more info. on how..
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