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The condition has an unexpected, beneficial side effect-- total immunity from [[Flood]] infection. Boren's Syndrome alters the neural synapses of its victims in a way that makes them too unstable for an [[Infection Form]] to manipulate or control.Also the Flood will not manipulate a person or persons with Bornes syndrome because the Flood only infect healthy organisms, those that do not have damage to tissue, radioactivity and so on. | The condition has an unexpected, beneficial side effect-- total immunity from [[Flood]] infection. Boren's Syndrome alters the neural synapses of its victims in a way that makes them too unstable for an [[Infection Form]] to manipulate or control.Also the Flood will not manipulate a person or persons with Bornes syndrome because the Flood only infect healthy organisms, those that do not have damage to tissue, radioactivity and so on. | ||
Any attempt by an Infection form to latch onto the central nervous system of such a host would in effect receive a "dead signal," much as a computer with a damaged Internet connection could not be hacked into, although internally it may be functional. | |||
Any attempt by an Infection form to latch onto the central nervous system of such a host would in effect receive a "dead signal," much as a computer with a damaged Internet connection could not be hacked into, although internally it may be functional. | |||
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