why...did...it...explode? lol
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So it's a cultural fair and I've got nothing, so the night before I say, hey, why not an animation? As my dear friend Charlie would say-- duh, winning! I would like to dedicate this to Edd Gould. Oh, yeah, I forgot to explain how this works. In the far future, your local doctor may insert some nanomagnets onto your blood and these will hunt for viruses.
SuburbanLife responds:
The nanorobots use magnetic waves that cause the cell to commit suicide.
Ok, let meh explain your scientific problem, your description calls cancer a virus which is wrong because cancer is a condition making certain cells grow and reproduce abnormally fast and strong. Also, magnets wouldn't work. Despite this, I see potential in your animation skills, so I will give you some extra points. Besides, I couldn't do any better. Make a cool puzzle game though.
SuburbanLife responds:
Thanks, but I really don't see where I said cancer was a virus, but it's good to know, tho. BTW, they're not magnets, they're nanorobots that use electromagnetic waves (I explained that in the exposition I was talking about, so I think it would be redundant if I mentioned it on the actual animation). It's really interesting, look it up.
It's just bad. Do you even know difference between viruses, cancer and bacterias? I think you don't Nothing more to say.
SuburbanLife responds:
Okay, I am sorry for the medical inaccuracies with the cartoon, but it's just a little project I made for school about this new way of killing cancer in the future - but heavily cartoonized. I just wanted to figuratively express how magnets might "zap" cancer using their electromagnetic fields, but, I mean, of course the nanobots will not be like little planes and more than that, they'll not occupy that much area inside an artery. Sorry if you felt offended by this.