Posts Tagged ‘warrior

16
Sep
15

🔴 Is TBL’s Med Sci Believable?

 

🔴 Is The Blacklist’s Medical Science Believable?

 
September 16, 2015 (Updated October 1, 2015)

I just added this section to the 🔴 Deep Background “page” of this blog. Thinking it would be “lost” otherwise and not noticed, I am also posting it here as a blog entry. I found out that most of the medical science exists or at least appears to be feasible, if anecdotally. My guess is that the show has access to experts in addition to what the writers come up with.
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19
Jun
15

🔴 Script: 2:4 Dr Linus Creel

 

🔴 Script: 2:4 Dr Linus Creel

 
Last updated: 9/18/2015 12:25 pm CDT, Program air date: 10/13/2014 in the US
Script Status = FINAL w Twitter image links
Permalink: http://wp.me/pDKwi-1cj
Slideshow: https://youtu.be/pQlNBKfZX-g
Source: Raw Scripts from Springfield [UK]: http://bit.ly/1Do56Zu (dump of captioning)
NBC Episode Summary: http://bit.ly/1Ga5Hhh
 
Blurb: Red calls Liz’s attention to a spate of unusual killings and suggests the government may still be doing mind control experiments. Liz may have a rare genetic marker. Red offers to protect Naomi and her husband Frank from Berlin.
 
Created by: Jon Bokenkamp
Director: Michael W Watkins
Writers: Jon Bokenkamp, Mike Ostrowski
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24
May
15

🔴 S2 Unanswered Questions

 

14
Dec
14

🔴 “Love Gene” Bibliography

 
🔴 Neurobiology of the Gaze: Bibliography
 
I can’t stop looking at James Spader’s face. I’ve noticed I am not alone in this…

Once a recovering academic, I am now in full relapse. I am posting an annotated bibliography I compiled (isn’t that exciting?), here: http://bit.ly/12ZWgEP

The bibliography is organized in reverse chronological in two sections: 1. Articles mentioning specific genetic markers (more technical), and  2. No mention of specific markers.
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08
Dec
14

🔴 Forget Bloodlines

 

🔴 ‘Conspiracies’? Okay – But Forget Bloodlines

 
Dec 8, 2014
 
As far as I know there is no national board or government agency tasked with deciding what is or is not a “conspiracy theory,” and since this blog is about The Blacklist, not Frontline, ideas are considered “on the merits.” Stupid stuff is thrown out, the rest posted for comment. I note that I’ve been called a conspiracy theorist for 1) saying state capitalism – as in Russia & China – does not welcome the open Internet, and 2) that the TPP trade deal is corporate-friendly and could weaken state sovereignty (companies can sue countries). So, I have a soft spot for people accused of harboring non-MSM views.

However, the one “conspiracy theory” I oppose is the notion of “bloodlines.” It makes me want to tear my hair out. There is no such thing as a bloodline that gets passed along through generations of kingship or kinship. This is nothing but the genomic version of primogeniture.
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26
Nov
14

2:8 Decembrist: The Warrior Gene & Lizzie’s Mom (11/21/2014)

We’re going to find out more about Liz’s Mom in the upcoming episodes, according to IBTimes, “As previously reported, the Season 2 of “The Blacklist” is expected to explore Liz’s mother storyline.” http://bit.ly/1F7s32i.
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26
Nov
14

2:8 Decembrist: The Warrior Gene & Me (11/20/2014)

Sometimes you have secrets even you didn’t know you had 

I had looked into the research on the “Warrior gene” (MAOA) earlier and posted that here [on WSJ Speakeasy] but decided last night to look again, to check out @A.M.’s theory. I worked in biomed research and genomics for more than a decade, so that was a start. There was a swell of new research back in 2009-12 which roughly coincides when The Blacklist was being conceived.
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24
Nov
14

2:4 Linus Creel: On Genomics & Social Psych (10/13/2014)

The science of genomics is more advanced (& less predictive) than presented in “Dr. Creel.” Anyone can get a genomic profile of themselves by going to a university medical center. The government makes available info on all researched genomic features & their relationships to phenotypic features (traits, diseases, syndromes). No single researcher can develop tests alone & without access to the existing genomic analytic infrastructure. Very few psychological traits are entirely determined by a single gene & many different genes may by required to predict a trait/condition (phenotype). These are always expressed as a “percent likelihood” & are greatly dependent on the precision of the phenotypic description.
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