Shedding Light On How Cells Communicate (Introduction)

by David Turell , Tuesday, November 13, 2012, 01:21 (4371 days ago) @ BBella


> bbella:I think you missed my point (and not sure sometimes what my point is in re-saying any of this). Yes, you are right! I, of all people, would never encourage anyone not to seek answers to questions that they are passionate about, etc. That is one thing that gives me great joy in living as well. My point was made more toward comprehending the holographic nature of our universe. -I'm not sure our universe is a hologram. They are plays in light and look real enough but you can walk through one. You are working at a more mystical level than I am. As you know I look at solid science and try to figure out what that means in terms of God. With my religious background I start and stop with one God, no trinity. I know that God is a person like no other person, if one can even approach the concept at that level. So I best conceive of Him as a universal mind, an organized bundle of energy with supreme self-aware consciousness. -I believe we have evolved beyond chimps and apes when there was no reason for that evolution. Chimps and apes have done just fine without evolving. We startd out as tree climbers, all even with the others. There is no logical reason, according to the theories of evolution, for our pushing forward into our current position. Over 20 million years ago a monkey had a vertebral change on the way to upright posture. Something pushed that! For it went on to partial tree climbing and partial walking and at the same time the unprecedented growth of our brain from 1/4 th its size (a la chimps) in 6-8 million years. -We had to learn to use that brain, to develop language, with a brain that appears to have a built-in syntax system. All languages follow the same patterns. Children can pick up any language, if under age eight, very quickly.-All of this cannot occur by chance mutation. I can only conceive it as guided, and that implies a 'guider', or a guiding program in DNA. And now we study ourselves and wonder. This cannot come from nothing.