| Author | Message | ||
    Mark Campbell |
The advent of new discoveries in Gene science brings many possible scenarios for it's application. It's been all over the news recently.The first thing that came to my mind was what Billy and Ptaah spoke about in contact 249 or 251, the discovery of the manipulated gene in the Earth human that causes him to be violent and age early.As I recall , our scientists will be able to reverse this gene.The disturbing part of the prophecy was the part about the limbless pilots who will be bred especially for deep space travel, with the nerve endings exposed in their limb-sockets for the connectors of the navigational means of the ships.Is there any more known about this? Any comments about Genome resesarch in general? | ||
Andrew C. Cossette |
Hi Mark, Yes, it is very exciting to say the least. Genome science is part and parcel of prophecy and prediction, not to mention evolution as a whole. Many people (usually religious or atheistical by default) are trying to snuff out and suspend this kind of science saying that it is against god and/or our nature. Too bad. This kind of research will have many possibilities, negative and positive. A pro to this is disease of course, and thinking about our next lives becomes quite exciting especially when one ponders (alongside the Genome discoveries) the so-called "nano" research and the many devices coming to the fore using this amazing technology. As with everything, there will always be the negatives, as is usually the case with the Earth human being. All in all, I find this reseach wonderful, as it will finally help us to uncover many secrets, e.g., the "Original Sin" gene, the ability to clone headless bodies for everyone, etc., etc. With all of the power-hungry megalomaniacs trying to use this knowledge for their own pathetic goals one might just see how this world could end up, eh? On the other hand, evolution must (and will) go on, due to the fact that this evolution is not the Earth's. One could maybe say that it's a "special situation and circumstance" little do they know... Kind regards, Andrew | ||
Scott Baxter |
Hello In contact 251 it is mentioned sometime in the future men will be crossed with pigs to produce a new type of fighting machine. I have an article which appeared in a newspaper which was given to me back in Dec. 1999 which alludes to something in this direction. The article was about a woman living in New York who suffered from a stroke back in 1994. She was basically almost paralyzed and had a hard time speaking. She and her husband were introduced to the idea that cells from the brain of a pig could be introduced into the damaged portions of her brain, which in time would reproduce and eventually fill in the damgaged areas. The reason for the use of pig brain cells is because 90 percent of the pigs DNA is almost identical to humans. The cells were extracted from the brains of 12 unborn pig fetuses. These cells were then injected into the damaged portion of her brain with a 12" long needle. These cells were injected into the most damaged portion of her brain 30 million in all. Within one day of the operation she was able to place her foot on the floor and begin her steps back to a more normal life. This maybe one of the beginning steps in genetic manipulation and the use of genes from other species and the eventual fufillment of the prophecy (prediction)? in contact 251. | ||
James Mizar |
I think that the way prosthetics is going is leading to the human machines (prosthetics are now being hooked up to nerves for preasure sensitive touching) were now geneticly enginering misquitoes we are well on our way to this exciting field of discovery, now if scientists can aply the creational/natural laws!!! Salome James | ||
James Mizar |
I think this will speak for it's self, very exciting. MOLECULAR SWITCHES Salome James | ||
Scott Baxter |
Hello Are we getting close to the fulfillment of some of the information presented in Contact 251 regarding the crossing of pig DNA with Humans. Please check this out thanks Pig Dna/Human Salome Scott B. | ||
James Roy Mizar |
Salutations all, Researcher Develops Implantable Artificial Lung Salome James | ||
Michael Horn |
Here's an interesting development: http://www.sightings.com/general10/human.htm Michael | ||
Michael Horn |
Here's something, mistitled as the article was when I read it, that echoes what Billy has already predicted: http://www.sightings.com/general11/manner.htm Michael | ||
Steve M. |
Hi all, Interesting cloning developement.What do you do when many countries banned the cloning of Humans ? Apparently you go to International waters. http://dsc.discovery.com/news/reu/20010806/cloning.html Kind regards, Steve M. | ||
Chris Frank |
This cloning thing has me a bit baffled... I was lead to believe that genes used in cloning would be about the same age as the donor. For example, If the genes of a 40 year old were used to clone a baby of that person, the baby would be born with genes that are already 40 years old and age from that point onward. If that person lived to be 40 and donated their genes, the next child would be born with 80 year old genes, etc. Is this a correct assumption | ||
Norm |
Man-Beast Hybrids On The Way - Human DNA In Cow Egg By Scott Foster The Edmonton Journal http://nationalpost.com 8-22-1 "Last October, Greenpeace Germany dug up a patent claim for a similar human-animal hybrid, only this time it involved a pig. U.S.-based Biotransplant and Australia-based Stem Cell Sciences grew a pig-human embryo to 32 cells before ending its life. "If the embryo had lived, it would be 95% human," said Michael Khoo, a genetic engineering campaigner for Greenpeace's Toronto branch. "The possibilities are not only frightening, but it's unknown just how many other similar patent applications are out there." http://www.rense.com/general12/dnan.htm | ||
Michael Horn |
Hi Norm, When I saw that yesterday I was reminded of all the information that Billy put in the 251st Contact about the direction that these things ultimately, and seemingly inevitable, take. Michael | ||
Michael |
Getting closer? From: http://portal.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/08/28/wgene28.xml Gene 'pill' could help people live to be a hundred By Ben Fenton in Washington (Filed: 28/08/2001) Moderator: The content to the above-referenced article was removed from this post since it already exists at the link above. |
