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Radioactive composte heap experiment

SourcePhoenix
SourcePhoenix
February 2017
edited February 2017
in Everything else
Have there been radio active composte pile experiments? If we can get frogs with three legs, couldn't we get some pretty crazy worms and bacteria from a radioactive composte pile?

I know this sounds stupid and brute force, but I actually think it's interesting and can at least produce some interesting mutation results.

This combined with splicing.

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  1. Cassox
    Cassox
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    It doesn't sound stupid. Look up atomic gardens. This is where ruby red grapefruit comes from.
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