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(by way of an aneurysm) though they say it, it is obviously not true
in the 50/50 episode(3x13) you could see that Devon where expressing general body pain and like at ebola had external and probably internal bleeding
(btw. aneurysm is with bloodvessel dialation, and kind of longterm compared to promicinshots) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 84.183.253.207 (talk • contribs)
- Incorrect. "Her body couldn't handle it. She died of a massive aneurysm." -- Diana, talking to jumpsuited handcuffed Shawn, just after the commercial break about 20 minutes into Fifty-Fifty. The science may be wrong, but that's what the show says. Travisl 07:14, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
- Travis is correct, thats what is said. thanks/MatthewFenton (talk • contribs) 07:15, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
The schizophrenic doctor developed the promicin, he could handle the effects. Fifty/Fifty may mean the user of government promicin could develop visual hallucinations or perceptions. Such as the perception of being watched or under continous "overt" surveilance by the government while driving your car at night. Example: The driver of a car under promicin influence may start to see and intersect other cars with "one" headlight "on",while driving on secluded country roads at night.
Fifty/Fifty is the a visual hallucinations and paranoia of "being watched" a sane person could experience if the promicin does not work properly. The goverment maybe aware of the promicin idea, read "darpa, brain-machnine, Eric Eisenstadt" on the google web page. Real promicin maybe unrealiable, the government wants a hardwired device to connect to the human brain. Except if there is anything such as promicin then someone may try to build a electronic device to influence the human brain with superpowers,like a psychctronic radiowave generator.(unsigned 9/7/06) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 198.200.181.205 (talk • contribs)
Promicin might be a drug/alcohol combination that "opens" the axon, and synaptic of cells in the brain to ESP reception of human energy fields. The new NBC show "Heros" could be about superpowers from promicin. This is accomplished by inhanced activity in brain cells. The germans thought they were psychic before World War II, and they drink alot of beer. Most europeans drink alcohol or spirits in some form, this has an effect on the brain. By opening up all the synaptic vericles in the brain ESP might be possible, but control of some of the neurotransmitters is needed to maintain sanity, so the person on promicin doesn't have visual and auditory hallucinations. Promicin a neurotransmitter drug that has a directed and specific effect on the brain cells for hours, days, and weeks, changing synaptic thresholds which could give a person some ability to sense and control human ESP energy fields. This is why the schizophrenic girl can control other peoples conscious free will on "The 4400" program.(unsigned 9/7/06) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 198.200.181.205 (talk • contribs)
- Um... you know this is fictional, right? Travisl 22:17, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
- Exactly what i was thinking Travis :-P! thanks/Fenton, Matthew Lexic Dark 52278 Alpha 771 22:18, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
Jordon Collier edit
I think it should be noted that Jordon Collier has the ability to neutralize Promicin. This was shown near the end of Season Four's premier, "The Wrath Of Graham." —Cypher543 03:47, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
Fact/Fiction edit
Obviously there are some issues with the fact that this is a article on a fictional drug, first I changed the section about the Starzl mutation and then tagged it with the "Fiction" tag. LordBoreal51 16:32, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
- I disagree. It is very clear that this article is fiction. The first sentence in the article makes that distinction and therefore, it should not be tagged as that is redundant.203.164.55.81 05:38, 12 October 2007 (UTC)
P-Positive Holocaust? edit
This is mostly conjecture-I just want to pick some brains. Promicin can be harvested from any P-Positive. But although Baldwin learned this in "Try The Pie", I don't think the government realizes it! Right now Collier and his followers are being treated like a combination of terrorists and drug dealers. If the government knew how they get the promicin they distribute – by processing it out of their own blood – they would be treated like plague carriers! That would easily account for Maia's vision.
I see a connection between the term P-Positive - and HIV-Positive!
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Anti-Promicin edit
I believe that beginning the sub-heading section with "There exists a substance..." is a very factually ambigous way of explaining. I think this article needs some major rewrites for a more encyclopedic feel. LordBoreal51 03:21, 20 September 2007 (UTC)
I thought p+ was more commonly a symbol of a proton, but surprisingly I was redirected here. I think that either you could link p+ to proton instead, or insert a line like '"p+" redirects here. Maybe you are looking for proton, which also uses "p+" as a symbol.' 221.149.220.125 (talk) 14:06, 11 April 2008 (UTC)