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the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« on: 30/01/2020 18:44:22 »
cells have options on them only the brain knows about. when a cell is damaged the brain detects it and causes or forces the cell to use its repair option. what options the cells have only the brain can detect by itself by default or by studying and by observing and experimenting. the brain will always force the cells to use their appropriate option for each occasion, such as repair if damaged, adapt to changes if it has to, etc. cells do not re-engineer themselves they simply have the mutate options on them that the brain can trigger for a given reason. the brain controls what option the cells are going to be triggered about to activate on them. The brain always removes from DNA through out time, less and less DNA means for example we lose body hair (as a species) to have hairless bodies, our limbs transform and so we appear less and less like a primitive human and more and more intelligent instead of physically strong. primitive is strong but not intelligent while futuristic is intelligent but not physically powerful. the DNA changes based on the brain that controls it what features to leave behind as unnecessary to keep. the brain knows all the body cell options and chooses to intelligently remove ancient for more intelligence. this can transform things like our voice volume to be less loud, screaming sound capacity less powerful, our laughter seem less noisy and not like it's screaming and awkward, also crying becomes less intense. we will have tiny hairless non powerful bodies but super capacitated brains almost like supercomputers each one of them. with the brain unlocking all the body cell options we create technologies that can heal all wounds fix all malformations and mutations. cells don't now how to evolve, the brain does. the brain chooses the appropriate cell option for each occasion. the brain within itself knows each cell's role in the body, if a cell is "alerting" the brain after cell's (itself) damaged, the brain uses the cell's repair option and in this way it controls what happens on the located (on the body) damage of a wound and continues triggering "repair" until the wound is healed. the brain will force the DNA to remove options it classifies as unimportant, like chest hair, big teeth ,etc. some of the cells options could be removed or added depended on what the brain judges as important or unimportant to have. the digital instructions of the DNA originate from the brain, the brain adds or removes from DNA and even mutates or replaces with more intelligence by choice. The DNA will be less primitive and more intelligent in the future. this will take many years. by training the brain to change our DNA we could add more options on our body cells sooner and make it so cells are immune forever from germs that can hyper-mutate. this can be done by focusing our thoughts and control the brain to in return control the DNA. a brain can edit the |DNA sooner unless nothing forces it. if we focus on our brain for 10 years each person we shorten the time it takes to evolve DNA and DNA becomes exactly what we thought it would become when we focused through our brain. by default to add intelligence to DNA will take many many years and generations. the origin of all life is, mixing substances. to trigger life from scratch it takes two substances that form a new one. when a new substance is created it is added to a record of which substances exist already. the newly created substance will continue mixing until the mix of substances that can create life forms can exist. the record is the DNA, which means the brain. in the brain we can find the record of all possible options of all possible substances, mixes, materials, body cells ,etc. it takes two substances that mix, the newly mixed result substance adds as a possible substance to be mixed. this continues until a mix creates a life form.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #1 on: 30/01/2020 20:21:54 »
Most of that doesn't make sense.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #2 on: 30/01/2020 20:40:26 »
What is a brain?   Sounds like some of the stuff I smoke.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #3 on: 30/01/2020 20:52:10 »
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when a cell is damaged the brain detects it and causes or forces the cell to use its repair option
The brain in yours skull is made of cells. Before the microscope existed, the human brain was not consciously aware of individual cells, and yet the body still functioned pretty well.

Perhaps what you are confused about is that cells seem to react in intelligent ways to the environment around them.
- In the past 70 years, we have understood how most of the actions of a cell are controlled by DNA
- DNA, RNA, enzymes and proteins form a very complex chemical machine with complex responses to environmental stimuli
- To use a modern analogy, the DNA is a chemical computer, with inputs, processing and outputs
- Since the Human Genome Project, we are starting to understand more about the complex web of controls which activate and deactivate parts of the DNA - but there is still a long way to go.

Many of the functions you attribute to the brain in your skull are more accurately attributed to the "brain" of each cell, which is composed of the DNA in the nucleus of that cell.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #4 on: 30/01/2020 20:58:57 »
There are plenty of life forms with no brains that are capable of repairing themselves and mutating.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #5 on: 30/01/2020 22:21:36 »
my theory is that the universe is a brain that creates life forms and controls life forms until they have their own brain

the universe can be a brain. and in our version of the universe the universe is televisual and optical not full of brain cells, we can not see the original version of the universe, we only see the optical version. Sound can be visualized and shown as a colorful render, that could be the nature of the universe.


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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #6 on: 30/01/2020 22:41:33 »
If the universe is alive, why don't we find life all over it?
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #7 on: 30/01/2020 22:42:30 »
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 22:21:36
my theory is that the universe is a brain that creates life forms and controls life forms until they have their own brain

Do you have evidence for this?

Quote from: Hayseed on 30/01/2020 22:41:33
If the universe is alive, why don't we find life all over it?

To be fair, we don't know that there isn't life all over it.
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #8 on: 30/01/2020 22:52:29 »
here we have a brain scan where the brain is a visual version of itself. i think the universe is a brain but a visual version of itself. we wont see brain cells we only see optical phenomena everywhere

* 011619_ls_braintech_feat.jpg (119.71 kB, 860x460 - viewed 665 times.)

* green-brain.jpg (101.01 kB, 600x520 - viewed 675 times.)
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #9 on: 30/01/2020 22:58:14 »
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 22:52:29
the brain is a visual version of itself.

What does that even mean?

Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 22:52:29
i think the universe is a brain

Again, do you have evidence for this?
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #10 on: 30/01/2020 23:06:02 »
to prove it's a brain we just look at the human brain, how it works, how it can be seen, how it can be created

how it works
how it can be created

first it starts with a mother, the mother's first thought (in the brain (the big bang)) of having a child is looking at someone else's child or a doll or 3d animations in movies, anywhere a child can be seen and inspire the future mothers to have a child in return. so it starts with a thought. the origin of everything is thoughts through a brain.

how it can be seen
the universe is purely televisual we notice it when we use 3d software to render a documentary about the universe or space. as soon as we render it's whole meaning becomes what it visually shows to us, we depend on how the visuals are going to be.

the brain can be seen in scanners as a luminous place with particles everywhere. our brain can be a universe
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« Reply #11 on: 30/01/2020 23:24:20 »
I wouldn't put that much faith in a brain.   There are documented cases were people are born and live normal lives, and only have very small and odd portion of a normal brain.

And without x-rays would never know of the large dead hollow void.

Truly amazing.   Where is that intellect?
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« Reply #12 on: 30/01/2020 23:28:49 »
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 23:06:02
to prove it's a brain we just look at the human brain, how it works, how it can be seen, how it can be created

how it works
how it can be created

first it starts with a mother, the mother's first thought (in the brain (the big bang)) of having a child is looking at someone else's child or a doll or 3d animations in movies, anywhere a child can be seen and inspire the future mothers to have a child in return. so it starts with a thought. the origin of everything is thoughts through a brain.

how it can be seen
the universe is purely televisual we notice it when we use 3d software to render a documentary about the universe or space. as soon as we render it's whole meaning becomes what it visually shows to us, we depend on how the visuals are going to be.

the brain can be seen in scanners as a luminous place with particles everywhere. our brain can be a universe

I'm not sure you know what the word "evidence" means.
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« Reply #13 on: 30/01/2020 23:34:03 »
Quote from: Kryptid on 30/01/2020 23:28:49
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 23:06:02
to prove it's a brain we just look at the human brain, how it works, how it can be seen, how it can be created

how it works
how it can be created

first it starts with a mother, the mother's first thought (in the brain (the big bang)) of having a child is looking at someone else's child or a doll or 3d animations in movies, anywhere a child can be seen and inspire the future mothers to have a child in return. so it starts with a thought. the origin of everything is thoughts through a brain.

how it can be seen
the universe is purely televisual we notice it when we use 3d software to render a documentary about the universe or space. as soon as we render it's whole meaning becomes what it visually shows to us, we depend on how the visuals are going to be.

the brain can be seen in scanners as a luminous place with particles everywhere. our brain can be a universe

I'm not sure you know what the word "evidence" means.

the evidence is brain science, that's what I'm trying to explain. if we study the brain we notice the universe is a brain and can be visually shown and looked at as a rendered universe through brain scanner

do we have any brain scientist in the forum. it can be explained very easily
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« Reply #14 on: 30/01/2020 23:36:05 »
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 23:34:03
if we study the brain we notice the universe is a brain

Again, you are making assertions but not providing evidence to support those assertions.
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« Reply #15 on: 30/01/2020 23:41:48 »
So you believe that a brain and the universe have the same or similar structure?

And therefore a similar function?

Here's one problem, it take billions of years to transfer a signal.

Here's another one, if the universe is a brain, what and where is the body?
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #16 on: 30/01/2020 23:45:17 »
Quote from: Hayseed on 30/01/2020 23:24:20
I wouldn't put that much faith in a brain.   There are documented cases were people are born and live normal lives, and only have very small and odd portion of a normal brain.

And without x-rays would never know of the large dead hollow void.

Truly amazing.   Where is that intellect?

the intellect is in the locations of every stellar object in space, all from each every region has a purpose and here on earth brains can exist, it depends on the location. all the locations of everything in space are very important like the regions of a brain are important and definite and precise

the intelligence is the locations in space where there can be a brain. where the entire universe can be explained eventually through the brains that study the universe. on earth we're the frontal lobes of the universe (as a brain)

we have a very important role in the universe

 other planet creatures could be hosting other types of brain faculties like the visual cortex
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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #17 on: 30/01/2020 23:48:45 »
Quote from: Hayseed on 30/01/2020 23:41:48
So you believe that a brain and the universe have the same or similar structure?

And therefore a similar function?

Here's one problem, it take billions of years to transfer a signal.

Here's another one, if the universe is a brain, what and where is the body?

it takes billions of years to us not to the universe. light years to us in the universe is a split second to itself

the universe could be the thought of a baby that will be born, no body yet it's a brain's thought
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« Reply #18 on: 31/01/2020 00:09:49 »
Quote from: Kryptid on 30/01/2020 23:36:05
Quote from: VinnyMS on 30/01/2020 23:34:03
if we study the brain we notice the universe is a brain

Again, you are making assertions but not providing evidence to support those assertions.

my assertion is that the start of everything is a thought, nothing can start if there's no thought triggered about it. everything starts first as a thought in a brain.

the evidence is very difficult to find until we study the human brain more and compare it to a universe with strong comparisons that can be explained very easy after the brain is compared

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Re: the origin of life, DNA and the brain
« Reply #19 on: 31/01/2020 00:28:57 »
Quote from: VinnyMS on 31/01/2020 00:09:49
the evidence is very difficult to find until we study the human brain more and compare it to a universe with strong comparisons that can be explained very easy after the brain is compared

So why even make such an assertion if, according to you, we haven't studied the brain enough to even see the evidence?
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