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Dr. Jack Anderson age 30 was a young up and coming researcher into genetics. He was currently contracting for a company working to prove that pack animals are genetically bound to follow there alpha due to a chemical the alpha produces. Trying to research a way of applying it to humans in hopes of making america's less than desirable less violent and hostile by binding them to a certain person that would be there alpha. Making the ones with the subservient gene more manageable. Despite being a smart person he was fit for his age. 6'0" and well built. Years of taking care of his body had him fit and toned but not overly bulky like body builders. His dark brown hair was kept short and neatly kept. He was currently looking at a pair of rats one they had doused with what they believe to be the pheromone there test alpha had produced. He said "look at this. The non alpha rats are obediently following the one we exposed to the pheromone this is fascinating." Looking up at his assistant he said "to think if we can figure out a way to apply this to humans those deemed dangerous or hostile by the justice system wouldn't have to rot in prisons draining tax payer dollars they could be managed in there own homes at there own jobs by someone assigned to be there alpha."
He stretched as he gave her a chance to look at the test rats. So far they had been unsuccessful at applying the gene that produced the pheromone to a human. It wasn't adapting to the human dna. Some would of probably found this experiment uneficle but it also meant the amount of funds on a justice system that had proved to not work could be put to better use elsewhere. He said "if only we had a way to give the pheromone gene a way to adapt to any host." Suddenly getting a idea as he rolled his chair over to his computer beginning to access some notes he had taken down the other day. An idea quickly forming.
He stretched as he gave her a chance to look at the test rats. So far they had been unsuccessful at applying the gene that produced the pheromone to a human. It wasn't adapting to the human dna. Some would of probably found this experiment uneficle but it also meant the amount of funds on a justice system that had proved to not work could be put to better use elsewhere. He said "if only we had a way to give the pheromone gene a way to adapt to any host." Suddenly getting a idea as he rolled his chair over to his computer beginning to access some notes he had taken down the other day. An idea quickly forming.