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No-script is one of my favorites, even if you have to turn it off for what friendly sites you visit, it effectively blocks all the bright flashing side frame ads that hurt your performance.

[Penguin]

Imagine for a moment that along with genetic modification to the muscularity of some creature, the care was taken to also increase the strength of connective tissues, deter enlargement of the heart, and otherwise negate most of the life-threatening consequences of an overly-muscled frame.

The dog in the article must have at least a few of these accommodating mutations to be able to reach adulthood at all, really.

My faith in the proliferation of genetic engineering is much stronger than, say, space travel. Whereas the latter is considered impractical by current science, the limitations on the former are reduced constantly by increasing computer power. In terms of our inherently fictitious future, complete genetic control over humanity appears more readily attainable, actually inevitable at this rate.

With that said, and the geneticists popping the corks over their nobel prize, the entirety of the human genome finally under our collective thumb, suppose someone were to create a human counterpart to the dog in this article. It could happen, right? A doctor lets some whim get the better of his otherwise judgmental nature, and he makes a human female with double muscles, exceptionally strong bones and tendons, 24 abdominal muscles, etc.

Most photoshopped images of female bodybuilders don't quite take into account the effect of EVERY muscle being doubled. Perhaps it could be interesting. So, I'm kind of calling artists to duty, for the sake of imagination. As I am demanding participation, I myself will attempt to visually represent such a woman (despite minimal artistic skills!) as fair is fair.

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