Note, however, that the exclusion is limited to âeligible retired public safety officersâ who separate from service due to âdisability or attainment of normal retirement age.â Therefore, individuals retiring before normal retirement age would not be eligible.
No, it's not possible for zombies to exist. To even think that zombies could exist in the form shown in movies is ridiculous. Even if some foreign parasite took over the brain, once the body is dead, the organs would stop functioning. Blood would collect in the lower extremities, making it basically impossible to move.
The scientific method and science in general can be frustrating. A theory is almost never proven, though a few theories do become scientific laws. One example would be the laws of conservation of energy, which is the first law of thermodynamics. Dr. Linda Boland, a neurobiologist and chairperson of the biology department at the University of Richmond, Virginia, told Live Science that this is her favorite scientific law.