The Grunts in Callisto Protocol Explained | Stage 1 Infection In Humans Explored



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With the Biophage Pathogen released into the general population of Black Irons Prison on Callisto, It became apparent this wasn’t exactly turning out the way the warden had hoped. As people began succumbing to the disease and changing, their bodies would follow a very specific pattern of immune defense and faltering seen back on Arcas station. However, what is the pathophysiology of this diseases and what does it do to the body in the early stages? Lets discuss that in todays episode!

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Hmmm Alien Virus Jammed Into The Human Body? Or CRISPR?! You be the judge on that call lmao: 00:00
If Only the warden had gotten Raycons, he could have listened to my videos and not been a completely dunce!: 1:48
The Black Irons experiment is the equivalent to blasting a tomato with radiation hoping the DNA changes to become bigger lol: 02:48
Thanks for watching guys, have a good weekend!: 25:05

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29 thoughts on “The Grunts in Callisto Protocol Explained | Stage 1 Infection In Humans Explored”

  1. 24:00 "immidiately flatlining your heart (about the severing on spinal column) "hate" (as if, lol) to point out what I assume is a mistake (probable that I'm wrong though) but should the heart no longer receive signals from the brain, should it not still be able to function? As the SA node should still work just fine on it's own, should that fail (to be honest, had to look up the next bit) then cells in the AV node are still able to work as the hearts pacemaker/pulse generator basically, and oh, since I am appearently are far enough now to justify being called "that guy", the heart even has a second back-up method as a means of generating pulses, the (looking at other monitor/wikipedia), the purkinje fibers something something "escape" pacemaker. What's that you ask? a feeling of superior smugness? nah, more like "stirring the hornet's nest of getting corrected on my correction" I feel like. lol

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  2. I don't know if it's a British vs American thing or a vet vs human thing, but I've always heard vagus pronounced vay-gus not vah-gus. I had a lot of British professors so that happens alot (the way they say aluminium is wild).

    Also, your heart doesn't necessarily need your brain to keep working, at least short term. It has its own pacemakers and if the heart isn't getting a signal they will eventually fire to keep blood moving. The rate becomes MUCH slower (a dog goes from 90-140 bpm down to 20-40 bpm if only the ventricular pacemaker is working) which isn't conducive to high energy activities, like running for your life, but for just being a pet they can do okay for a while. I generally assume human bodies are usually similar for things like that but I don't work with humans, they're gross.

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  3. Could the sixth finger growing be a sort of reverse evolution as some humans have six fingers I feel like you mentioned something about a sixth finger in a previous video but I don’t remember also if Einstein brain was smaller would this be similar to how we have made memory storing devices smaller and smaller, humans are leading to a similar case were we are making it more dense and more accessible also is there any research on brain in comparison to people who have greater muscle control more than others or reaction time

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  4. yeah we werent taught the details about sperm fertalizing the egg. this is my first time hearing that u need multiple sperm to fertalize an egg. im pretty sure i was taught in school simply as soon as the first sperm reaches the egg it wins.

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