Get smarter.

Teaching the Immune System.

Andre Willers

1 Feb 2014

Synopsis:

Synthetic bifunctional and trifunctional antibodies not only train the immune system , but makes it much smarter .

 Discussion

1.While antibiotics and antibodies seems to grab the attention , what about the Immune system ?

2.While the immune system (dendritic cells especially) is not terribly smart , if you hit it over the head with a hammer enough it will take notice .

3. The hammer here is  See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bispecific_monoclonal_antibody

Or a trifunctional antibody like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catumaxomab

    

4. A trifunctional antibody like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catumaxomab is just complex enough to trigger evolution in the immune system . Make it smarter .

 

5.Vaccine effect .

Very small (vaccine) doses of Catumaxomab should teach the immune system to be smarter .

 

6.General intelligence

This means that theoretically , we can have an IQ vaccine . Ways of teaching the mirror-neurons to be smarter .

And very simple , too . Derivitives of Catumaxomab will do . The point is the three-way connection .

 

7.Distributed intelligence

An IQ vaccine of this type would result in a very smart immune system . A Little Brother .

Stop worrying  about Big Brother .

A smart immune system would really keep you on a short leash .

 

8.The only way out is if the brain grows much smarter.

And then we are off to the IQ races .

Though I did not expect it to be against my own blood  .

I wanted to be smarter . But not only bits of me!

Regards

Andre

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