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 That is based on official sources:

Cell splitting in the context of creating siblings using medical technology likely refers to
embryo splitting (blastomere separation), a technique used in assisted reproductive technology (ART) and potentially in cloning research [1]. This procedure involves dividing an early-stage embryo into two or more parts, each with the potential to develop into a viable individual, essentially creating identical twins, triplets, or more. 
Here’s a breakdown of the process and limitations:
 

The Science Behind Embryo Splitting
    Timing: The process typically occurs at the early embryonic stage, specifically when the 

      embryo is around the 4- to 8-cell stage or later at the blastocyst stage .
    Mechanism: In the lab, embryologists use micro-instruments to carefully separate the 

      individual cells (blastomeres) of an early embryo. Each separated cell, if totipotent at 

      that stage, has the complete genetic instructions needed to form a new, complete 

      organism. 

How Often Can a Cell Be Split?
The practical and ethical limits restrict how often an embryo can be split: 
    Viability Limits: An early-stage embryo contains a limited number of cells (e.g., 4 to 8 

      cells). Attempting to split the embryo too many times drastically reduces the number of 

      cells per resulting embryo below the minimum required for normal development.
    Maximum Practical Split: Generally, an embryo can be successfully split into a maximum 

      of two, maybe three viable embryos (creating twins or triplets) [1]. Splitting any further 

      results in embryos that are too small to survive and implant.

 As of January 2026, artificial womb technology is intended for "extremely premature" infants born between 22 and 24 weeks of gestation. 
The technology is not currently available for routine hospital use but is entering the phase of first-in-human clinical trials.

So, I have heard 12 while hiding on the Loo trying a smoke a spliff... and you tell me they wouldn't have tried it, having made it to Argentinian Steak Houses while guys like me turned poor watching the compliant turning CEOs to help selling weapons of mass destruction, again without prosecution. Please.

No other ethnic group in human history managed to reach a comparable low point in their evolution. The Germans degraded down to unseen and unimaginable low points.

This is real!  Just the drugs they leave out in most reports... and what we Partisans smoked.

#undergroundwars #TIE

#provos  

 

They are still using having continued "nerve stimulant" use under the eyes of UN: 

Ritalin and the substance in Panzerschokolade are central nervous system (CNS) stimulants, they contain different active ingredients and are not directly comparable in a chemical sense. 
 

Key Differences
    Ritalin is the brand name for methylphenidate, a different type of stimulant used to treat 

     Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy. It increases 

     concentration in individuals with ADHD but can be unpleasant for others.
    Panzerschokolade ("tank chocolate") was a nickname used by Wehrmacht soldiers in 

     World War II for tablets of methamphetamine (specifically the brand Pervitin). 

     Methamphetamine is a more potent and highly addictive substance than 

     methylphenidate, though both are classified as Schedule II controlled substances due to 

     their high potential for abuse. 

Respects in which they are Comparable
The only significant respect in which they are comparable is in their function as stimulants used for performance enhancement in specific contexts:

    Stimulant Effects: Both act on the central nervous system to increase alertness, reduce 

      fatigue, and suppress appetite.
    Historical/Contextual Use: Both have been used (or explored for use) in military or high-

      performance settings to push human limits:
        Panzerschokolade was widely distributed during WWII to help soldiers stay awake 

         and alert for extended periods during battle.
        Ritalin and other amphetamine-type stimulants have been researched and used by 

         modern militaries to enhance soldier performance and mitigate fatigue, raising ethical 

         and legal concerns.
    Abuse Potential: Both substances carry a high potential for abuse and dependence.
    Regulation: Both are prescription-only medications with recognized medical uses but 

      strict regulation (e.g., for ADHD or weight loss) 

 

The House Hanover never fought different:

 

The Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) was marked by widespread atrocities, including massacres (like the Sack of Magdeburg), widespread civilian deaths from war, famine, and disease, and immense destruction of towns and villages through looting, burning, and resource requisitioning, with armies using terror tactics, leaving many areas depopulated and ravaged for centuries.

 
Types of Atrocities & Their Impact:
    Massacres & Violence: Events like the 1631 Sack of Magdeburg saw tens of thousands 

      killed, many burned alive, in extreme acts of brutality.
    Terror & Repression: Armies used terror, torture, and rape to subdue local populations 

      and extort resources, as noted by historical accounts.
    Destruction of Property: Villages, towns, and castles were systematically destroyed, 

      with Swedish forces alone reportedly wiping out a third of Germany's towns.
    Famine & Disease: Pillage, crop destruction, and disrupted supply chains led to 

      widespread starvation and epidemics, causing more deaths than battles.
    Population Decline: Parts of Germany suffered population drops of over 50%, with 

      some areas left nearly depopulated, a trauma that lasted for centuries. 

Methods & Causes:

    Pillage as Strategy: Armies (mercenaries and professional forces alike) commonly 

      plundered and requisitioned resources, making civilian suffering endemic.
    War Fatigue: The extreme devastation eventually led to a consensus that the war must 

      end, even as victory seemed impossible, contributing to the Peace of Westphalia 

 

In essence, the conflict was devastating for civilians, with atrocities occurring through direct violence, strategic terror, and the indirect, yet equally deadly, consequences of widespread famine and disease, making it one of Europe's most destructive wars 

 

Even in the Cold War German Universities never have been under UN surveillance. We all ought to trust their word.

 

#neversurrender #TIE #provos #centurion #deadhead #madeinGermany #ironcladthegoblin