[time-nuts] DNA Decoder

[Predrag Dukic]

DNA sequences are also similar to sequential code and have something 
similar to "procedures". There are genes that control

which procedures are active, and which are not.  So there is a bunch 
of "zombie" code that was active in some distant past, but not used now.

If by mistake some of this code become active,   there will be for 
example born a child with a tail..

(Which acually really does happen from time to time)...






At 22:32 28.1.2010, you wrote:
>DNA is a pattern for the synthesis of proteins.
>Templates are made from the DNA and are used to
>sequence the amino acids that form the proteins.
>The proteins have the amazing range of properties
>that cause the structures to form and life to work.
>So DNA is the description of how to make the component, the
>components are proteins.
>With only four amino acid bases, it is a little similar to
>gates being built into complex digital integrated circuits.
>There is no limit to the sophistication of an integrated circuit.
>
>At least that is what I understand from chats with my research
>biochemist daughter.
>
>cheers, Neville Michie
>
>On 29/01/2010, at 6:56 AM, WarrenS wrote:
>
>>
>>Another really Off topic subject, for the serious thinkers in this
>>group.
>>Evolution Over TIME
>>
>>Easy enough for one to imagine how evolution, using DNA mistakes
>>etc. and given enough time and random luck,
>>could change pond scum, a little at a time, into higher life forms
>>with their complex systems.
>>Especially if it is true that our DNA is still about 50% the same
>>as pond scum.
>>
>>The thing that I've never seen explained or even talked about is
>>what about the DNA Decoder?
>>It would seem from the little known about how DNA does its job,
>>that the DNA Decoder itself is changing and evolving very little,
>>or if it is changing, It has amazingly backward compatibility.
>>
>>So why was it necessary way back when there was nothing higher than
>>pond scum (or even before ANY scum),
>>to already have a DNA decoder that had the possibility to be able
>>to decode future blue colored eyes etc.
>>
>>Or more to the point how does the DNA decoder work and where did it
>>come from and what are its limits???
>>The current DNA decoder seems to be capable of Goat spider silk and
>>other pretty amazing things,  So
>>Have to wonder if the DNA decoder can also make superman x-ray eyes
>>and StarTrek like higher life forms?
>>
>>ws
>>
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>>>But may not always be that way. Already China is trying to steal
>>>the USA's God given global Oil, Air & water to help its own people.
>>>>
>>>>No, the blind spot is making a big issue out of population control
>>>>in countries where the environmental footprint per person is
>>>>virtually
>>>>nil essential zero, in order to obscure the fact that approx 1% of
>>>>the population of the planet is responsible for 99.99% of our
>>>>problems, environmental or otherwise.
>>
>>
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