THE MAX ALLEN REPORT
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Volume #101622-1015 October 16, 2022
ZEUS & THE LAZARUS EFFECT
Once dead, a chimera-calf lives again.
An urgent call from Dr.
Subramaniam in Australia revealed shocking news. He was in a hurry for fear of being 'censored'
or 'silenced' from talking to me.
I think he was safe because in the words of many an astute observer,
"The horse is already out of the barn." If you will remember some days ago the
youngest of the Zeus calves suffered a psychotic break and later died.
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Well, not just yet.
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About 48 hours after being
declared dead by staff, the chimera-calf [heifer and youngest of the three recently
born to Zeus' heifers] isn't quite as dead as folks thought. No, she was wheeled out of the refrigerator prior
to a scheduled necropsy. The cause of
her 'death' remained a mystery. Many people asked, "Was it the drugs administered to calm her down?" Others asked, "Was it organic failure caused by a genetic break?" Or was it a virus or foreign bacteria that 'killed' her.
Well, the answer is, "Neither."
When the chimera-calf was wheeled out of the fridge she was found completely
encased in what appears to an amniotic sac.
A translucent membrane of flesh, fluid, and blood vessels had completely
enshrouded the animal. Movement could be
detected from within the thin walls of the sac and a strong and regular heartbeat
was present. It would seem that,
scientifically speaking, this animal never died.
According to Dr. Subramaniam,
"She appears to have slipped into a form of
hibernation, slowing all vitals to a point that a cursory glance convinced us
that she [the calf] was dead. It would seem she was not dead but was rather
entering some form of hibernation or transfiguration. It might be said, 'she is not dead but
in fact she sleeps'."
To me this is confusing but
seems to make some sort of sense, if there is any sense to apply to this odd
and otherwise unexplainable turn of events.
Medical personnel are waiting and watching, wisely deciding not to cut
through the sac but, instead, let this process continue at its own pace. The questions now are whether or not this is
a regenerating or healing process or if it is indeed a metamorphosis. Could this be a chrysalis of sorts, like that
of a caterpillar changing to a butterfly?
Is this animal inside the cocoon morphing into a different stage of a
very different life form?
The other two calves appear
to be quite normal [for them] and are playing with one another, running
around and learning as though nothing was wrong. Being a man of science, I ask, "If it only affected the female, is this a part of the
reproductive / metamorphosis stage? Is
this a condition unique to her as a female or is just because she's 'the lucky
one' in the process?"
Will the two young bulls eventually share the heifer's fate? We are all watching, waiting, testing,
praying, and taking reams of notes.
Like something out of a
science fiction novel, the story of the Zeus Herd is a compelling one. It brings some of the deepest and greatest
questions of all time to the forefront.
Questions about humanity,
decency, biology, and just what is right and what is wrong come to mind. It is said that the only thing separating man
from beast is man's ability to make decisions based on morality.
Where is the morality
here? It would seem that another thing
separating man from beast is man's ability to thwart decency and morality by deliberately
making immoral decisions. None of this
is normal by any means. Where are the
normalcy and the morality in all this?
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I have no idea!
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I'm Max, and that's the way I see it!
P.S. There's nothing of note occurring other than this most unusual effect. As of today, the amniotic sac seems to have thickened and is hardening. A heartbeat can still be heard, but it's unclear just what's going on here. Plans to take a sonogram are being discussed.