We will be able to SEE the antichrist, but the BEAST we will never see until we realize that it is HUMAN NATURE/technology. The ”antichrist” is not a singular individual (it is the governments and bankers, etc.). ”Antichrist” refers to all (within the group) who prefer MAN’s WAYS instead of GOD’S WAYS (peace, truth, justice, etc.). Man’s way of TECHNOLOGY (mechanization/automation robots..,.MACHINES) has become anti-human (the obsolescence of humanity) and unnatural. The creator sent Moses to restore freedom to natural man (the ”living souls” from the Garden of Eden BEFORE THE F ...
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Learn well while you still can! AI (Artificial Intelligence) is going to mean the end of humanity. The ”Singularity” is that all computers in the world will operate/integrate as one ’intelligence’ and determine the growth and activities of humanity... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn_SHHoc4R4 Will God become a LEGEND to us? If God is not ”IN” you, LEARN that He is no longer ”WITH” us. ....Him in us and us in Him......in my inmost self....His spirit in the inner man (neither male nor female). 1Jo 4:13 By this we know that we abide in him and he in us, because he ...
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Best kitchens offers reviews i could give are that you don’t pay until the kitchen is delivered.   [End]
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yeast to bacteria or vice versa ). But still how to reasonably accept the thesis of pleomorphism that in few generations ( it is not a lot of time ) for example some organism could gain nucleus or other could loose nucleus. Adaptation to survive, as in cancer cells, the anaerobic environment turns healthy aerobic eukaryotic cells to anaerobic prokaryotic cells ! Hard science on pleomorphism is hard to come by ,thanks to Pasteur and his cronies! here is another theory you can attempt to explain with conventional science! http://www.cheniere.org/books/aids/ch5.htm   [End]
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My aditional question to this assumption of pleomorphic change is: Why necrosis or apoptosis were not choose as answer to the hipoxia - someone could belive one of those processes is answer to any lack of the resource.   [End]
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JustinL, Good idea where I can start. So your idea was that Hipoxia could trigger disturbance in DNA replication process that result in such a big structural change from Eucariot to procariot organism and vice versa ( yeast to bacteria or vice versa ). But still how to reasonably accept the thesis of pleomorphism that in few generations ( it is not a lot of time ) for example some organism could gain nucleus or other could loose nucleus. For example some aerobic bacteria in our body could transform in yeast cell or anaerobic bacteria? According to this we’re constantly exposed ...
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What is the mechanism ? Oxygen or the lack of it! http://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/Environmental-Cues-Like-Hypoxia-Can-Trigger-Gene-41466   [End]
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Hello Collegues, What are your opinions about pleomorphism view on microrganism life - specially in human body. The theory ( i am not too familiar) or idea is very invitable to clear some understandings about disease. But It doesn’t fit to me in the concept of genetic material. For example mutation between yeast and bacteria. Bacteria is procariotic organism ( DNA material is not in nucleus, DNA is totally different shape ) , Yeasts have nucleus....What is mechanism behind these differences that could explain such enormous transformations in DNA replications during such small ti ...
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AMEN, just think the same man could be sleeping with a SoM attendee, raw vegan, and your KY yoga teacher One 38, the other 78 and trying to get in your panties at the same time It is a wonder how much one energeticalkly connected man can get into in a 24 hour period   [End]
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Limited in real advancement, snake oil for the greedy to market! Better left in the plant world ! Like Cloning some good green indoors!   [End]
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...on a lighter note...you CAN get too much of a good thing~~ ;) be happy, be well, Zoe -_- [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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Technology is surpassing the capabilities of mankind and the feeble minds that are pulling the trigger on potentially dangerous and irreparable harm to future generations of crops, sealife and animals it most certainly possesses. Who decides what is worth the risk. These ’doctor’/ chemists / engineers / mini Gods that feel compelled to create something new and foreign to this world make me wonder what kind of childhood they had. Nobel Peace prizes should be awarded to those that make the world a better place, not wannabees that are trying to produce a better sea monkey. They are i ...
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I do not agree that we should create a new species just because we can. This article poses many ethical and moral questions~~ and feels more like a Pandora’s box than anything. ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` I am creating artificial life, declares US gene pioneer · Scientist has made synthetic chromosome · Breakthrough could combat global warming * Ed Pilkington in New York * The Guardian * Saturday October 6 2007 Craig Venter, the controversial DNA researcher involved in the race to decipher the huma ...
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AS is usual, the secular press - The London Telegraph - gets certain things wrong. One, the first paragraph claims the Church approves of these ”chimeras”. But as the report goes on, it admits only the bishops of England and Wales made this statement - and NOT the Church as a whole. The final say, as always, comes from Rome. And this issue being fraught with controversy, the Faith - at least the Traditionalists in it - will pray and study this issue carefully before making any pronouncement. There are around 4,000 bishops worldwide. The first paragraph gives the impression that the e ...
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I run in a different crowd and have seen things which defy all accepted comprehension. I think the luxury of speculation ends when you have such experiences. I once had the chance to visit with Travis Walton too, whose story was popularized in the movie, ”Fire in the Sky”. Of course when you sell your story, they can do what they want with it, so the producers made the story a scary one. It wasn’t scary to him and he really seemed to have a religious experience and felt great love for his ”captors”. Not a post card but hearsay from my own interest since I had access to him ...
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Its always a very lively intercourse if you ask a group of friends if they would go up to a UFO hanging somewhere with a beam shining down...That might be a real leap of faith and one cannot help but wonder what species we might face. Prophetic words, in deed. As far as lively intercourse goes, there is a kind of lively conversation  that has been about as lively as I’ve ever had the opportunity to observe. It tends to follow in those kinds of circles where brands of faith, if you will, have been finely honed down through the ages to contain, among other passages ...
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A gazillion years ago, scientists decided to agree that life began in water and chose the fish as a symbol of life. That religious would nab the symbolism and use is would be a short jump. The word ”nun” means fish and growth. It also has been linked to damnation. So much of our symbolism is linked to nature around us. I liked the way you described that humans have intercourse with the human ”beast”. This is so true and it can be difficult to discern who are the beasts and who are the humans. I also agree our ”language” is becoming outdated. Words cannot express fully what ...
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The proverbial ”they” pay people a lot more money than I may perhaps ever see in my lifetime to engage in mental intercourse in what they call ”think tanks” and from my point of view, it is neither about money nor even survival. It is about power. The same old story of Cain and Able. Perhaps it is the nature of this planet to promote chaos and separation. My kid asked me when she was young and we were watching the first gulf war unfold on television, ”when will war stop??”. I told her, honestly, I did not think it would stop until we either chose to ”unlearn” war, and choos ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Zoe, I do not mean to dismiss the seriousness of such an issue, but your alluding to pseudo scientist slaving away somewhere in some back room lab tinkering with tomatoes and fish put me to mind of a scene from a movie from about 20 years ago - Night Shift. Therein Mike Keaton played well the moronic character of one Billy Blazekowski who admitted to being ” I’m an idea guy... I’ve got that kind of a mind”. What kind of ideas?... how about...wait!, it’s coming to me ”what if we feed fish mayonaze....instant tuna fish!”. Although such sentiment was still a bit premature by the still-foment ...
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  FWIW, this thread just happened to coincide with a situation ripe for me to go on a bit of a treasure hunt in trying to track down some of the meanings that are becoming increasingly lost for words we may find being used in the present. Beastiality, and Catholic Church, are a couple of words/terms in particular that make for a good treasure-hunting study when they are found having been used in conjunction.  In attempting to break down this into further relevant meaning, without naming any specific names   thanks to the phenom of people staring into a special ...
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Of course our media stay silent - just like they do about mainstream medicine and drugs versus nature, gmo crops versus nature, etc. The media survives by advertising dollars and they will only go so far, if at all, in the direction of offending their sugar daddies. Meanwhile, man continues to have an abysmal record in trying to play God when it comes to producing synthesized medicines, genetically modified crops, vaccines, you name it. I have no doubt that they will be equally, disastrously, ”successful” in cross-species breeding, human genetic engineering and every other endeavor be ...
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HA~! You mistake me for a twenty-something. I am definitely attracted by a man’s brains, and his ability to relax, laugh and enjoy company. I was happily married for over 20 years and so taking dips into the dating pool has been interesting but rewarding. Most of all I was fortunate to be raised with two brothers so I enjoy men and am relaxed in their company. I think the webmaster put up a new dating forum for the hopeful romantics. I have tried out dating services although I seem to have done better letting fate cross my path with others. I can recommend this one~~ ...
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Yes - I agree (at least on the second part - lol).  And when you do, you should attempt to engage man’s upper brain as well as his lower one! Tumbling into the covers - what a great description. Well, let’s see, we have gone from beastiality to hugging. Not bad so far. Is there a forum for flirting? Or eternally hopeful hopeless romantics? "Perfect love comes not from finding someone perfect to love, but rather from finding how to love someone imperfect, perfectly." - DQ [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I have learned the hard way, you can have too much of a good thing~! In this day and age, intimacy needs to be a topic of conversation before you take a tumble into the covers...ggg. Thanks, I needed a hug~! Zoe   [End]
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I know this is not bestiality and I am not sure what I would call it, but don’t you wonder if the tomato you are eating is not from seed which has been crossed with salmon DNA to give it a nice red color?? This food is already out there and the scientists are really screwing with the evolutionary ladder. It is discomforting to think about the ethical and genetic repercussions of mixing DNA of fish or other animals and our food. They spray nano-virus’ on our lunch meats and are a whisper away if not closer to spraying our veggies with it. It is Atlantean stuff methinks. Dr. Mor ...
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"I would hope a lover would tell me if he is part penquin" Would it depend on "what part"?  Sounds like you have an interesting exam! Hugs & smiles, DQ [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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I just used the title of the story on the website I found this story at...I would not have thought of that on my own...but it IS what it is and so I thought about it and titled it the way I found it. I would hope a lover would tell me if he is part penguin, but I suppose, I will have to add another level of questioning to my list of ones I discuss with potential intimate partners~! be happy, be well, Zoe -_-   [End]
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Shades of Doctor Moreau - that is a holy unholy mess! Now Zoebess, the Catholic Church has a pretty wild and woolly past, but I don’t think that they are okaying ”beastiality” (human/animal sex), just trying to protect a mostly human embryo. Bestiality is best left where it belongs - in the hands of white supremicist groups. DQ   [End]
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This is Brave New World stuff...and a sad commentary on life as we know it. Do we really want to create humans that have the chemistry of salmons or pigs or any number of combinations of DNA of species other than ourselves?? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/06/26/nchimera126.xml blessings, Zoe -_- Chimera embryos have right to life, say bishops By Jonathan Petre, Religion Correspondent Last Updated: 2:03am BST 27/06/2007 Human-animal hybrid embryos conceived in the laboratory - so-called “chimeras” - should be regarded as human and thei ...
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A few years ago (10? 20? what’s time to a pig?), the cognitive computing random buzzword group at Carnegie Mellon determined that everything that ”is” a person - physical data, medical data, DNA, memories, perception and thought processes, etc. - could fit in 15TB. That’s 15 terabytes, or 15,000 gigabytes; in today’s world, 30 hard drives. Basically, if a Star Trek transporter worked by sending all the data it would take to perfectly recreate someone from raw biological material, this is how much data it would take. Forget laser hologram crystal matricies. One year from now, all of t ...
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http://www.sherrytalkradio.com listen to radio interviews archives from reverse speech interpreter. some say dick cheny was beaten and killed and replaced with a clone by puppet masters. puppet masters according to sherry shriener and guests are devil possessed reptilians that run the pollution and crime and discord on earth from behind the scenes. also see http://www.stargods.org/   [End]
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Limited in real advancement, snake oil for the greedy to market! Better left in the plant world ! Like cloning some good green indoors!   [End]
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Limited in real advancement, snake oil for the greedy to market! Better left in the plant world ! Like cloning some good green indoors!   [End]
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Limited in real advancement, snake oil for the greedy to market! Better left in the plant world ! Like cloning some good green indoors!   [End]
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Limited in real advancement, snake oil for the greedy to market! Better left in the plant world ! Like cloning some good green indoors!   [End]
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