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<blockquote data-quote="Goblyns Hoard" data-source="post: 1781636" data-attributes="member: 19970">Why?&nbsp; The pacemaker and insulin implant I understand... the transplant and the drug I don't.&nbsp; In and of themselves they don't rely on anything that wasn't around in 1870 - just more understanding.&nbsp; The new heart that you have is still just a heart.&nbsp; It beats in the same way, it isn't held in place by any technology or kept working by anything.&nbsp; It just wasn't born in your body... everything is still all biological.&nbsp; Same with the drug.&nbsp; The actual technology used to create it is left behind when the pill is packaged.I can see why the tech wouldn't work but you seem to be saying biology would suddenly change... this has a lot of implications.&nbsp; Not saying you can't do it, and the simple answer of MAGIC is always a good way to explain it, but it just seems a little too far for me.That said you are already saying that some how the physics of the dead zone have changed... new types of guns that work on simple mechanical principles (ok highly developed mechanics, but still fundamental mechanics) don't work.&nbsp; If that's the case it's not much more to say biology is different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goblyns Hoard, post: 1781636, member: 19970"] Why? The pacemaker and insulin implant I understand... the transplant and the drug I don't. In and of themselves they don't rely on anything that wasn't around in 1870 - just more understanding. The new heart that you have is still just a heart. It beats in the same way, it isn't held in place by any technology or kept working by anything. It just wasn't born in your body... everything is still all biological. Same with the drug. The actual technology used to create it is left behind when the pill is packaged. I can see why the tech wouldn't work but you seem to be saying biology would suddenly change... this has a lot of implications. Not saying you can't do it, and the simple answer of MAGIC is always a good way to explain it, but it just seems a little too far for me. That said you are already saying that some how the physics of the dead zone have changed... new types of guns that work on simple mechanical principles (ok highly developed mechanics, but still fundamental mechanics) don't work. If that's the case it's not much more to say biology is different. [/QUOTE]

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