Lonelygirl15

voyboy wrote:I was under the impression that RNA played a part in genetic make up-and everybody wants a product that stops aging.

I'd think that if a cosmetic company found something that would stop aging, some pharmaceutical company would lobby the FDA to prohibit them from bringing it to market. Probably something eloquent about how cosmetic companies shouldn't be handling anything beneath the skin's surface, how that's best left to pharmaceutical companies that have people's best interests at heart (*gag*), etc.

Wow, I was expecting him to snicker and snort and then scratch his armpit.

I forget... how exactly did this whole thing start? Like where the hell did they find Isaac Gilman's name?

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:I forget... how exactly did this whole thing start? Like where the hell did they find Isaac Gilman's name?

it was in teh box Brees dad left behind with the notebook and collage and stuff

blendedchaitea wrote:

voyboy wrote:I was under the impression that RNA played a part in genetic make up-and everybody wants a product that stops aging.

I'd think that if a cosmetic company found something that would stop aging, some pharmaceutical company would lobby the FDA to prohibit them from bringing it to market. Probably something eloquent about how cosmetic companies shouldn't be handling anything beneath the skin's surface, how that's best left to pharmaceutical companies that have people's best interests at heart (*gag*), etc.

some pharmaceutical company, or the FDA, or...THE ORDER?????

robtomorrow wrote: Here is an article on the subject where autocatalytic RNA molecules or "Ribozymes" are mentioned,

http://gould.as.arizona.edu/~mmeyer/ast202/lect9.html

This helps!
Thank you!

Good morning, voyboy, you sexy beast!

Ummm, want more Spencer.

Now it's on topic.

TOSG wrote:

voyboy wrote:

TOSG wrote: Nah, it's a valid criticism. I'm not sure exactly what scientists at Neutrogena do, but I think that it's a fair bet that it has nothing to do with ribozymes or RNAi.

I was under the impression that RNA played a part in genetic make up-and everybody wants a product that stops aging.

Yeah, but if there were a reliable away to therapeutically alter RNA, it would have bigger implications than getting rid of wrinkles.

Like, curing practically every disease known to man.

Although, that does remind me of a story about how medical discoveries often are less profitable (and therefore less researched) than cosmetic discoveries. But it's long and off-topic, so I'll refrain.

If Spencer is so brilliant then it's a waste of brain power to work at a cosmetics company making skin cream for teenagers, when he could be discovering how to cure genetic diseases or something like that.

Inigo wrote: If Spencer is so brilliant then it's a waste of brain power to work at a cosmetics company making skin cream for teenagers, when he could be discovering how to cure genetic diseases or something like that.

From one perspective, I see what you mean...

But it could also be a really good cover for a brilliant young scientist who might otherwise come to the malignant attention of The Order.

It could be a way for him to have lab access under the relatively safe umbrella of a big company whilst doing his research.

maybe S is helping neutrogena find anti-aging creams and stuff.

hey it could be possible. i mean they do need scientists to make new products

i like this kid.

i'm thinking the whole neutrogena thing is another advertisement or whatever.

it is

Prediction:

Spencer does indeed know more than he is letting on. However, he doesn't realize that the Order killed his dad, or that it was over Bree. DJS will figure out that the best way to get to him is by talking about what happened to his dad, and not about "their friend". Spencer will be informed, via audio file, of his dad's last phone call, and will want to vindicate him. Bree will at first be a vehicle to do this, but soon he will be as in love with Bree as the other two boys are ( ).

Also, when he looks at the contents of the trunk, things in it will spark some memories of conversations he had with his dad.

That's as far as I've gotten.

Possible other things:
Spencer owes his early college graduation and cussy job to the Order. He is already working with Bree, but doesn't want that to be public knowledge through blogs. In this case, he could be working for, or against, the Order.

"Spence could meet Bree"? Perhaps they are siblings, and Spencer knows it? Is this one of the things that Bree's dad told Bree? Perhaps the Order used Spencer as the bait to get her in that car.

Yeah, I know, more sibling stuff.

I think Spence did help them out go check out LG15todayblog - or google
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longlostposter wrote:Good morning, voyboy, you sexy beast!

Ummm, want more Spencer.

Now it's on topic.

Rawrrrrrr!


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