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> The pheromone is called exocrine gland-secreting peptide 22 (ESP22), and researchers say it could one day be added to drinking water to control rodent populat

by mikevm 6y ago

> The pheromone is called exocrine gland-secreting peptide 22 (ESP22), and researchers say it could one day be added to drinking water to control rodent populations. Ugh... how about, no?

cosmolev 6y ago
Why don't they start with a proven technology of chemtrails?
pvaldes 6y ago
They had in mind probably drinking water in mice cages or lab animal facilities. Reducing the male mice drive to fight would increase the wellbeing of the lab animals, thus could be useful in some cases. Human lab rats will not have typically a lot of sex in any case ;-) so...
- sesuximo 6y ago
  Couldn't that invalidate research results
  - pvaldes 6y ago
    Maybe. A good design could take care of this effect. The pool of mice in reproductive facilities are not necessarily used in research at the same moment.