permaculture

["John D'hondt" <dhondt@eircom.net>]

Mostly no Lawrence.

Regular human grammar in DNA? nonsense
Human languages are verbalisations of our DNA? Bigger nonsense. We could 
just as well say that there is human grammar ruling the digital codes in the 
software of our PC's. Why not the grammar of a cabbage plant language? At 
least we have a lot in common with that DNA language wise.

And our DNA does not store data like a computer system. Computer language is 
digital, DNA is quadrennial and has different properties because of this.

Can spoken words rearrange DNA. Extremely unlikely unless you also want to 
believe that an incantation will also stop the ail storm and lightning that 
we have at the moment. But, some emotions will have an effect on the 
expression of our DNA. If you manage to be permanently happy or depressed 
then this can change the expression of our DNA trough "epigenetics".

I think it becomes clearer when you read the last part : "The key to 
changing DNA with words and phrases is in using the right frequency." and 
then they say : "Through the application of modulated radio and light 
frequencies..." Obvious that human spoken words and light frequencies have 
not too much in common.

Can radio modulation waves change DNA and repair genetic defects? I would 
think I'd rather repair a complex electronic circuit with a sledge hammer as 
only tool.

John



> Speaking of DNA, is this possible, John D'Hondt?
> The royalty of the kingdom of permalandia may think they have all the woo
> woo but this time even they have been upstaged:
> "Our DNA stores data like a computer’s memory system. Not only that, but
> our genetic code uses grammar rules and syntax in a way that closely
> mirrors human language! They also found that even the structuring of
> DNA-alkaline pairs follows a regular grammar and has set rules. It appears
> that all human languages are simply verbalizations of our DNA. Most
> astounding of all, the team discovered that living human DNA can be 
> changed
> and rearranged with spoken words and phrases. The key to changing DNA with
> words and phrases is in using the right frequency. Through the application
> of modulated radio and light frequencies, the Russians were able to
> influence cellular metabolism and even remedy genetic defects. The team
> achieved incredible results using vibration and language. "