When two muons shielded from cosmic rays like gamma rays were separated in deep mines formerly used by INCO at Sudbury in Canada something occurred that I think relates to this. They energized one muon and other one that had been connected with it responded. Do we therefore have right to say all energy is connected by what might be called ESP? Is this Intelligent Design or Affinity at work?

What level of connectiveness is man capable of if mere sub-atomic muons have such a medium for communicating? Is this important enough to consider and learn as was once done? String Theory tells us that all matter is comprised of or built from ‘one-dimensional harmonic forces’. Is this LOGOS written about in Bible (BBL in vowelless script that all languages once were)? Is tower of Babel (BBL like Bible and Byblos) that my Phoenician Kelts put into myths as Father of Biblical Archaeology says is case; when he says “The Bible is a Phoenician literary legacy”? Does anyone care to see and study these artifacts with me? Other correspondents of mine have similar rocks they go so far as to call a Philosopher’s Stone. One of them is a genetic researcher and ancients attuned to interior designs of animals they bred which I have spoken or written about for those same four decades. Genetic knowledge transfers from person to person when genes are passed in sex and procreation. This is written about by esoteric schools of thought as fact for millennia. The Hobbit or Bonobos and so many other things are part of this – possibly? What do you think? Nah – I am just a nutcase.

“We can now assemble a DNA scaffolding on a pre-existing template, such as a computer chip and then assemble nanocomponents on top of DNA,” said Richard Kiehl, a professor of electrical engineering.

This technology would enable computers to identify objects in images in a blink of an eye. The speed at which computer could find objects would near speed of eye and brain doing same thing!

Revolutions in genetics have only just begun and surprisingly we are finding ways to put newly found data in practice – in a totally different way as first perceived, I might also add.