Silica pathways - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Mon, 13 Mar 2023 00:46:46 GMT

Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

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	Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.

	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.

	Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.		Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Miniseries)" to "{{TRS|Miniseries}}"

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Wed, 06 May 2020 01:38:08 GMT

Text replacement - "(Miniseries)" to "{{TRS|Miniseries}}"

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	Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ~~([[~~Miniseries~~]])~~.		Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.

	Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.
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	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.

	Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ~~([[~~Miniseries~~]])~~.		Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure {{TRS\|Miniseries}}.

	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is possible that silica pathways are a type of nanotechnology.		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is possible that silica pathways are a type of nanotechnology.

Noneofyourbusiness: makes no sense

Noneofyourbusiness — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 00:22:03 GMT

makes no sense

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	Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).		Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons ~~(with the exception of the [[Final Five]])~~, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.

	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.

Serenity at 10:40, 6 July 2008

Serenity — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 10:40:28 GMT

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	Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).		Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	Apparently, ~~the~~ Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons (with the exception of the [[Final Five]]), occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons (with the exception of the [[Final Five]]), occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.

	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the ~~Anchorage~~ as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by ~~the~~ Ragnar radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by Ragnar's radiation.

	Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).		Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).

Starkiller at 05:05, 6 July 2008

Starkiller — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:05:39 GMT

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	Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).		Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Number Two\|Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even ~~Humanoid~~ Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, the Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even humanoid Cylons (with the exception of the [[Final Five]]), occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.

	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the Anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by the Ragnar radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the Anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by the Ragnar radiation.

	Based on observations of the two ~~Humanoid~~ Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).		Based on observations of the two humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).

	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is possible that ~~Silica~~ pathways are a type of ~~nano-technology~~.		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is possible that silica pathways are a type of nanotechnology.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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Serenity — Tue, 08 May 2007 20:45:25 GMT

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Humanoid Cylon. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with ~~neglible~~ differences.		* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Humanoid Cylon. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with negligible differences.

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Serenity at 20:45, 8 May 2007

Serenity — Tue, 08 May 2007 20:45:08 GMT

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	Based on observations of the two Humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).		Based on observations of the two Humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).

	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is ~~posdsible~~ that Silica pathways are a type of ~~nanotechnology~~.		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is possible that Silica pathways are a type of nano-technology.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Mudflap at 20:43, 8 May 2007

Mudflap — Tue, 08 May 2007 20:43:03 GMT

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	Based on observations of the two Humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).		Based on observations of the two Humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).

	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]].		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]]. It is posdsible that Silica pathways are a type of nanotechnology.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

InterBot: Robot: Automated text replacement (-Cylon agent +Humanoid Cylon)

InterBot — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 14:58:27 GMT

Robot: Automated text replacement (-Cylon agent +Humanoid Cylon)

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	Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Cylon ~~agent~~\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).		Little has been revealed about '''silica pathways''', which apparently was a technology in the construction of [[Cylons (RDM)\|Cylon]] "brains." [[William Adama\|Commander Adama]] compares silica pathways to a brain of sorts. He quickly mentions the technology as he challenges [[Leoben Conoy]] of being a [[Humanoid Cylon\|new form of Cylon]] while the two are walking deep inside [[Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]).

	Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even ~~Cylon agents~~, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.		Apparently, Cylons are affected by the radiation generated by [[Ragnar]]'s planetary storm. The radiation effects are not immediate on even Humanoid Cylons, occurring within the space of hours after initial exposure. Humans appear to experience no symptoms to exposure.

	During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the Anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by the Ragnar radiation.		During or after the [[Cylon War]], it is probable that the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] picked this location for the Anchorage as a last refuge "pit stop" for Colonial ships who fought off the [[Cylon Centurion Model 0005\|mechanical Cylons]] in the war. It is unknown how quickly (or slowly) mechanical Cylons are affected by the Ragnar radiation.

	Based on observations of the two ~~Cylon agents~~ in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Cylon ~~agent~~ sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).		Based on observations of the two Humanoid Cylons in the Miniseries after their extended stays within the station, symptoms seem to include elements of headache, nausea, and some level of fever or other heat-producing symptom. A Humanoid Cylon sweats with extended exposure ([[Miniseries]]).

	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]].		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]].
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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Cylon ~~agent~~. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with neglible differences.		* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Humanoid Cylon. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with neglible differences.

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JubalHarshaw: Note --> Notes

JubalHarshaw — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 19:40:13 GMT

Note --> Notes

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	Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]].		Whatever silica pathways may be, medical scanning technology cannot distinguish between them and human brain tissue. Otherwise, a brain scan would visually show the differences between Cylon and human brains, foregoing the need for [[Gaius Baltar]]'s [[Cylon detector]].

	==~~Note~~==		==Notes==

	Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Cylon agent. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with neglible differences.		* Since humans are based on carbon compounds, viewers may think that synthetic Cylons would be easily detectable since human bodies should have far fewer silicate compounds than that of a Cylon agent. But, given Gaius Baltar's duplicity in serving himself versus the good of the surviving Colonials, it is possible that this detection option is one he has chosen to ignore. Or, the use of silicates may still be key to Cylon "brain" design, but could use the same proportions of silicate traces found in the human body, with neglible differences.

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