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Aha, I knew at least one person would say that. No offense taken. However even the wheel itself has been reinvented dozens of times. When in reality, the autoclave is the most efficient way to sterilize that we currently know about. Furthermore, The autoclave is actually very slow when...

Slightly Graphic, Not for the feint-hearted but here is a video made in 1940 i believe about revival of dead organisms. http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File%3AExperime1940.ogv

Do you see your own?

It HAS been done with dogs... by Sergei S. Bryukhonenko. LOL True story. http://www.jamesgunn.com/2010/05/13/two-headed-dog-and-headless-dog-experiments-very-graphic/

Just like the title asks. I have it to be displayed but don't see it myself...

A 15 years ago I read a book called The Ultimate Rush by Joe Quirk.

Next time, head to the grocery storre and pick up some ammonium hydroxide and do the same thing.

^^ Is that bud smiling??

Now's a good time to be a lawyer...

Nah, I won't reject anyone and won't ignore anyone either.

LOL I want to see your math!

I found this pretty interesting. This guy Paul Stamets is a pretty smart guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQKHXjPPYIk&feature=player_embedded Apparently humans are closer related to fungi than any other species.

Something else that is mind blowing: When I saw the mycelium under high magnification in some of the studies that I have been reading: Ex: After watching "Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking" last year online and remembering his perception of the universe on a much larger scale than any...

The more I'm learning the more I'm also realizing that fungus has a very important role themselves in releasing the organic nutrients needed for plants to grow. Organic growing and mushrooms walk hand-in-hand. So maybe organic MJ growers can incorporate more solid material into their soils along...

What I have learned so far is that Calcium doesn't really have much of an effect on Mycelial growth. It's pretty much negligible. Also many form of calcium besides calcium lactate are salts which is not good for mycelium. Silver is not good for mycelial growth - Strong anti fungal properties...

Well another interesting tidbit I've come to learn is Silver's interesting properties, more accurately colloidal silver. Some of which include germicidal effects strong enough to kill bacteria and arguably help fight all kinds of disease from cancer, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, herpes, to tuberculosis...

Wouldn't mind having more input than "You forgot bleach"... IF it were to work, does this seem "simple"? Are there other variables to consider - If so, what are they? Maybe you want to discuss different substrates? Maybe you want to discuss different amounts? Any other similar methods of "dry"...

Well apparently (According to them and also on the phone bill) there was a 911 call placed from inside our apt... I dunno how the fuck they pulled that off but I imagine that they are in on it the the phone company or something.

IMHO Any large scale or commercial grower should be using their trim leaves, tiny buds and stems for either edibles or water hash.