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:''When we cannot change the world we live in then we have to change ourselves. That's what evolution is: adapt or die. But since natural selection doesn't work in humans' social systems I don't know what's worse: our evolutionary idleness or the risk that our genes become altered by the will to succeed in an ill-logical competition between us which seeded also genetic discrimination. ''(Future perspective 2032 and beyond.)'' We live in a permanent unneeded struggle whereby our opinions about things are strongly influenced by self-claimed experts, trend setters, media campaigns and [[ | :''When we cannot change the world we live in then we have to change ourselves. That's what evolution is: adapt or die. But since natural selection doesn't work in humans' social systems I don't know what's worse: our evolutionary idleness or the risk that our genes become altered by the will to succeed in an ill-logical competition between us which seeded also genetic discrimination. ''(Future perspective 2032 and beyond.)'' We live in a permanent unneeded struggle whereby our opinions about things are strongly influenced by self-claimed experts, trend setters, media campaigns and [[wp:Neuromarketing|advertisements]]. I doubt that our current social intelligence is ready to stimulate properly our own evolution.'' (Jamie could be noted here, something like "she paid the final price, society has failed to develop the right way, so a new concept is needed", and so on and so forth.) | ||
:''We haven't realized ourselves as one kind yet, thus, the need of collaboration. Also some animals form states but there's no competition inside. I'm not going to say that we need Communism. The idea of classless societies is incompatible with reality. Specialization has always been a necessity to form a greater organism. May it be multicellular organisms or colony-forming bacteria, there was and is division of labor in every form of society. To ensure this division, communication is needed. Exchanging information can be done in several ways. For example, bacteria can communicate by chemical signals: quorum sensing.'' | :''We haven't realized ourselves as one kind yet, thus, the need of collaboration. Also some animals form states but there's no competition inside. I'm not going to say that we need Communism. The idea of classless societies is incompatible with reality. Specialization has always been a necessity to form a greater organism. May it be multicellular organisms or colony-forming bacteria, there was and is division of labor in every form of society. To ensure this division, communication is needed. Exchanging information can be done in several ways. For example, bacteria can communicate by chemical signals: quorum sensing.'' | ||
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::''By now we assume a "Dual Drive" which means that both physical* and psychical** extremes can cause a mutation.'' | ::''By now we assume a "Dual Drive" which means that both physical* and psychical** extremes can cause a mutation.'' | ||
:: * of genetic | :: * of genetic | ||
:: ** and epigenetic code (environmental stimuli -> emotional reaction<!--see Hippocampus--> -> changing biochemistry -> changing epigenetic code ([[ | :: ** and epigenetic code (environmental stimuli -> emotional reaction<!--see Hippocampus--> -> changing biochemistry -> changing epigenetic code ([[wp:DNA_methylation|DNA methylation]], [[wp:Histone_code|etc.]]) | ||
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:''The mutation mechanism seems to be multicausal which means more analyses.<br>We suspect that the hosts' psyche means a control element which is itself interesting in matter of humans' psychical evolution.''--> | :''The mutation mechanism seems to be multicausal which means more analyses.<br>We suspect that the hosts' psyche means a control element which is itself interesting in matter of humans' psychical evolution.''--> | ||
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*Stress (with [http://bioethicsbytes.wordpress.com/2008/06/30/epigenetics-the-ghost-in-your-genes/ twin tower example as stress event], primer example of epigenetic) | *Stress (with [http://bioethicsbytes.wordpress.com/2008/06/30/epigenetics-the-ghost-in-your-genes/ twin tower example as stress event], primer example of epigenetic) | ||
*Strong emotions like will to survive which unleashes hidden power reserves | *Strong emotions like will to survive which unleashes hidden power reserves | ||
*Power of Shaolin ([[ | *Power of Shaolin ([[wp:Paidagong|Paidagong]])--><!--new tries goes into direction "biofeedback"--><!-- | ||
*Placiboeffect | *Placiboeffect | ||
*Pseudopregnancy | *Pseudopregnancy | ||
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[1] '''free adapting mutation:''' (largest program) ... the risky thing that means '''[[Daodan#Efficience_and_loss_of_control|loss of control]]''' | [1] '''free adapting mutation:''' (largest program) ... the risky thing that means '''[[Daodan#Efficience_and_loss_of_control|loss of control]]''' | ||
[2] '''enhanced regeneration:''' based on [[ | [2] '''enhanced regeneration:''' based on [[wp:Deinococcus_radiodurans|Deinococcus Radiodurans]]. | ||
[3] '''''dual driven'' mutations that releases following pre-installed programs:''' de-differentiation based on [[ | [3] '''''dual driven'' mutations that releases following pre-installed programs:''' de-differentiation based on [[wp:Newt#Characteristics|Newt's]] and [[wp:Turritopsis_nutricula|Turritopsis Nutricula's]] code. <!--"Deep Sea Phönix" ^_^--> Needed to give cells new functions. | ||
[4] '''''structural'' regeneration:''' based on [[ | [4] '''''structural'' regeneration:''' based on [[wp:Newt#Characteristics|Newt]] which can regenerate limbs, eyes, spinal cords, hearts, intestines, and jaws. | ||
[5] '''[[ | [5] '''[[wp:Cryophile|frost resistance]]''', [6] '''[[wp:Xerophile|dry resistance]]''', [7] '''[[wp:Thermophile|heat resistance]]:''' based on [[wp:de:Polypedilum_vanderplanki|Polypedilum Vanderplanki]] and [[wp:Tardigrade#Extreme_environments|Tardigrade]]. | ||
[8] '''toxin resistance:''' based on organisms which works in Bioremediation (Metalotolerant, Dehalococcoides, etc.) | [8] '''toxin resistance:''' based on organisms which works in Bioremediation (Metalotolerant, Dehalococcoides, etc.) | ||
[9] '''[[ | [9] '''[[wp:radioresistant|radioresistance]]:''' based on [[wp:Cryptococcus_neoformans|Cryptococcus Neoformans]]. | ||
[10] '''[[ | [10] '''[[wp:Acidophile|acid resistance]]:''' based on [[wp:Acidithiobacillus|Acidithiobacillus]]. | ||
[11] '''[[ | [11] '''[[wp:Alkaliphile|alkali resistance]]:''' based on [[wp:Nitrobacter|Nitrobacter]]. | ||
[12] '''symbiosis compatibility:''' example of a 3-way-symbiosis result, see [[#Virus.2C_fungus_and_plant|"A virus in a fungus in a plant"]] | [12] '''symbiosis compatibility:''' example of a 3-way-symbiosis result, see [[#Virus.2C_fungus_and_plant|"A virus in a fungus in a plant"]] | ||
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====Chenille==== | ====Chenille==== | ||
Every organism has a [[ | Every organism has a [[wp:Bioelectromagnetism|bioelectric field]]. We call it Chenille field for DC wearing characters because of the game cheat "chenille" which makes Muro and Konoko glow. ^_^ | ||
Bioelectric fields plays a roll in regeneration (and might be increased during physiological stress -- unproven issue). | Bioelectric fields plays a roll in regeneration (and might be increased during physiological stress -- unproven issue). | ||
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<font style="font-size:10px">science book [[ | <font style="font-size:10px">science book [[wp:The_Body_Electric|The Body Electric]] | ||
Robert O. Becker began by examining why normal bones heal, and then explored the reasons why bones fail to heal properly. In the process he observed several interesting properties of bones and bone growth, proposing that bones are semiconductors and piezoelectric in nature. These tie into the healing process by <u>electrically stimulating bone marrow cells to differentiate into a form of adult stem cells</u> which regrew the bone from within by regeneration.</font> | Robert O. Becker began by examining why normal bones heal, and then explored the reasons why bones fail to heal properly. In the process he observed several interesting properties of bones and bone growth, proposing that bones are semiconductors and piezoelectric in nature. These tie into the healing process by <u>electrically stimulating bone marrow cells to differentiate into a form of adult stem cells</u> which regrew the bone from within by regeneration.</font> | ||