The
secret history of
DNA
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The secret history
of DNA
DNA is a well known concept in
the world of biology.
Every cell in our body has
strings of DNA.
Even our nails, hairs, saliva
has DNA in its kernel.
DNA is heriditary given over
from parent to child.
Millions of years.
Modern scientific research has
ideas about DNA,
that are not much spoken
about.
DNA consists of thousands of
molecules,
holding in their biological
code all characterics of everything
that is you and me.
The shape of our body, two
feet, eyes, hairs,
hands, abilities, mouth,
digestion.
The way we are being built and
the way we grow.
Strictly spoken the knowledge
who we are and how we are
is a memory given to us by our
ancestors how we will be.
This memory has come to us
through the hereditary way
by birth since millions of years.
The shape of our being has
been on this earth for long long times.
This hereditary memory takes
about 5 percent of the code of the DNA.
45 percent of the DNA consists
of the footprint of viruses.
When we are born we are
already immune
for thousands of illnesses,
attacks by viruses
on our well being.
Somewhere in the past, our
ancestors have suffered of
all kinds of illnesses.
Inside the DNA the memory of
those illnesses are stored,
to prevent future generations
to get ill again by the same virus.
Every cell in our body has
this same memory.
A blessing given to us be
ancient ancestors.
Some scientists are talking
about 31,000 illnesses.
What about the other 50
percent of coding space in the DNA?
Very probably this coding space
consists of memories.
How can this be?
The DNA in our body is
protected by mechanisms to keep the DNA
constantly umdamaged and
unaltered all our lives.
We also have other chainlike
molecules in our cells, like RNA.
It is known from research that
RNA does not have this
long lasting mechanism of
protection.
Memory proves to be very
consistent and longlasting.
People of 90 years old have
memories of 80 years old and more.
No other place in our body has
such a long time of unaltered
data storage as the DNA.
The coding space of DNA is
unbelievably large.
Estimates of numbers of data
items that can be stored in the DNA
are enormous.
Scientists are talking of 10
to the power of 10 data items.
Others are talking of 10 to
the power of 21.
Numbers of data items that are
more than sufficient
to remember everything.
Literally everything.
And DNA is hereditary.
DNA is given to us by our
ancestors in a direct contact.
This means that their memories
are almost surely also given to us.
An example could be the
so-called intuition of animals and insects.
It is sure that other
creatures who are born with DNA in their cells
have memories as soon as they
are born.
Biologists call this
intuition.
But it are memories given to
them by their ancestors.
For example the bird trek.
A newly born bird knows where
to fly to in the bird trek.
Also a bird knows how to build
a nest. Etc.
People have memories of
earlier lifes.
Hereditary DNA.
People have memories of
ancient happenings,
old languages, ancient
religions.
Hereditary DNA.
Every cell has this DNA.
The memory is also present in
all parts of our bodies.
Not only our brain has
memories.
Every cell has memories.
There are stories that a heart
transplant
brought memories of the donor
to the receiver of the heart.
Hereditary DNA.
Interesting?
Comments?
Robert and Susan are
interested in your stories of memories
older then you.
Robert got a lot of reactions
on this page about DNA.
There are many scientific
research articles on DNA
telling the story you read
above.
For example:
Journal of Theoritical Biology
2001 208 page 145
Dynamical Genetics 2004 page 365
In fact the research gives
even a higher percentage
for the memory part of DNA in
the brain.
The idea of all cells having DNA
and memory is widely spread too.
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