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'''Good Thinking''' was the name of a programme and a virus which had two strains; [[Invictus]] and [[Provictus]]. The first was engineered in [[1955]] by the [[United States of America|United States]] as a weapon against [[communism|communists]] ([[AUDIO]]: "[[Prodromal: Love]]") and the second by [[Heights Pharmaceuticals]] to infiltrate [[terrorism|terrorist]] cells. However, [[Minister (Outbreak)|a minister]] used [[Frances Godalming|Dr Frances Godalming]] in an attempt to infect the [[United Kingdom|British]] public with Provictus for [[surveillance]] and mind-control. The plan was thwarted by [[Norton Folgate]] and [[Jack Harkness]]. ([[AUDIO]]: "[[Invasion: Kill]]")
'''Good Thinking''' was a [[United States of America|US]] shadow organisation in the [[1950s]] that engineered the [[Good Thinking virus]] from nanotechnology and a biological component supplied by [[Norton Folgate]].  


The Americans tested it on a number of [[criminal]]s on [[death row]], but it spread. Norton found the results abhorrent and [[Torchwood Institute|Torchwood]] shut them down. The infected were burnt to destroy the virus, although Jack tried to save them. The virus survived and was kept by [[Heights Pharmaceuticals]], who made [[Provictus]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Outbreak (audio story)|Outbreak]]'')
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Latest revision as of 01:06, 9 December 2023

Good Thinking was the name of a programme and a virus which had two strains; Invictus and Provictus. The first was engineered in 1955 by the United States as a weapon against communists (AUDIO: "Prodromal: Love") and the second by Heights Pharmaceuticals to infiltrate terrorist cells. However, a minister used Dr Frances Godalming in an attempt to infect the British public with Provictus for surveillance and mind-control. The plan was thwarted by Norton Folgate and Jack Harkness. (AUDIO: "Invasion: Kill")