DARPA Working on Making Super Humans Beyond Your Wildest Imaginations
DARPA's Panacea aims to generate multi-target pharmacological interventions that provide superior physiological effectiveness for military service members to complete their toughest missions
- DARPA to Target Your Body's 20,043 proteins and 6 million proteoforms
- Seeks to create a better human than God created
- Bag n’ Tag your proteins for an invisible identification system
- Perfecting a biological regeneration system
- Prepare humans for space and off world environments
- Investigational New Drug for Compassionate Use: Super-human or euthanize
- Panacea comes from the Greek for 'all' cure, a remedy for a disease, a universal medicine
What is Proteome?
While you are gearing up for your festive holidays season this Friday DARPA will be holding a Founder's Day in Arlington, VA to introduce a new program Panacea, vision, and goals, delving into the mysterious Dark Proteome of the human body. This program results in evolutionary improvements, or simply put, better than human, using existing state-of-the-art practices in genetic manipulation. I first mentioned the nascrncy of this Proteome venture when I was a guest on Steve Quayle's daily radio show, discussing COBRA II and protein salvation in the relatively new field of proteomics, two decades ago.
Innovators throughout time have embedded secrets into their works, sometimes as a signature and sometimes to thwart counterfeiters. Take for instance our paper money which has multiple layers of unseen signatures, making it difficult or impossible to duplicate. God has done this with your body so that no mater the technology or mastery of dark arts, mankind can never absolutely imitate God's creation. So, while DARPA attempts to conquer the mysterious proteome God laughs, for He has His secrets about your body that DARPA will never discover.
One major problem facing the drug development community is that the functional proteome - the complete collection of proteins and their roles in signaling networks - is largely dark to science. Despite being able to identify many of the proteins within a cell, researchers do not have a firm grasp on everything those proteins do and how they interact to affect physiology. Physiological systems are robust; their capability to resist change is a consequence of their evolutionary acquired complexity. Successful intervention in complex biological systems may require functional modulation of multiple targets instead of just one, and some of those targets may have no known function or structure. DARPA
DARPA's objective is so to engineer pharmaceutical and advanced medical chemistry platforms that can more effectively engage with the complex and integrated physiological systems in the human body through molecular targeting and drug discovery. The Panacea program will transform drug development, yielding new drugs that target multiple proteins simultaneously to exert precise, network-level effects.
Therapeutic interventions include management of acute management of pain and inflammation and the improvement of physiological endurance under oxygen-limited conditions or environments. Human physiology is often a limiting factor in the operational readiness of the United States Department of Defense (DoD). When the human body is damaged or a physiological system is not functioning optimally, interventions are required to help mend the injury or improve the underperforming system. The Panacea program will support the development and proof-of-
concept demonstration of a new integrated platform for the rapid prediction, synthesis and validation of pharmacological interventions. DARPA
The depraved program seeks to modify human physiology to withstand hostile environments, such as flying at 50,000 feet, diving deep in the ocean, metabolic stress, or hiking for miles with gear through extreme climates that place unique burdens on their individual physiology.
DARPA seeks to tap or engineer a drug induced pharmacological potential interventions to the military and certain human populations to complete their toughest missions more safely and efficiently, and then recover more quickly and without adverse effects, but those interventions must work on complex physiological systems in the human body. DARPA created the Panacea program to pursue the means of rapidly discovering, designing, and validating new, multi-target drugs that work with the body’s complexity to better support the physiological resilience and recovery of certain populations.
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