If Dna is Software, Who Wrote The Code
The Event Is Coming Soon - If DNA Is Software, Who Wrote The Code? Recently an article in SF Gate by Deepak Chopra and Pankaj S. Joshi, PhD – “Can There Be a Science of Consciousness?” — had this amazing quote: “By taking for granted the obvious fact that it takes a mind to do science, we’ve reached the point where science is leaving out the very component that might answer the questions that urgently need answering, not because philosophy demands it but because science does.” As a longtime admirer of Deepak’s work, I had reached out to him on several occasions because I felt his most recent book, You Are the Universe, co-authored with Menas Kafatos, PhD, resonated with my own ideas about the significance of sequencing (or decoding) DNA. The mystery of DNA to me is as compelling a clue as the existence of the pyramids ----------------------------------------------------------- MAKE DONATIONS HERE ****** ----------------------------------------------------------- Source: ****** Visit our sister channel EVENT IS COMING SOON ****** Please enter our Subscriber Appreciation Monthly Giveaway - Enter Here: ****** Please visit our Playlist for additional intel: The Event Intel ****** Disclosure ****** Politics ****** Newest Videos ****** The Event Is Coming Soon ****** ****** SUPPORT US USING OUR LINKS! ----------------------------------------------------- ****** ****** Copyright Disclaimer: Citation of articles and authors in this report does not imply ownership. Works and images presented here fall under Fair Use Section 107 and are used for commentary on globally significant newsworthy events. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
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If DNA Is Software, Who Wrote The Code?
Recently an article in SF Gate by Deepak Chopra and Pankaj S. Joshi, PhD � �Can There
Be a Science of Consciousness?� � had this amazing quote: �By taking for granted
the obvious fact that it takes a mind to do science, we�ve reached the point where science
is leaving out the very component that might answer the questions that urgently need answering,
not because philosophy demands it but because science does.�
As a longtime admirer of Deepak�s work, I had reached out to him on several occasions
because I felt his most recent book, You Are the Universe, co-authored with Menas Kafatos,
PhD, resonated with my own ideas about the significance of sequencing (or decoding) DNA.
The mystery of DNA to me is as compelling a clue as the existence of the pyramids, precisely
because as someone who discovered computer programming late in life, I recognized in
its structure that it functions literally as an �organic programming language.�
This became apparent to me and affected me deeply after seeing a video by geneticist
Juan Enriquez on TED in which he says flatly an �apple is an application; when the sun
hits it the program executes, and the apple falls from the tree.
In my own book, If DNA is Software, Who Wrote The Code?
� The Profound Significance of Life�s Programming Language, I explain that software
(or computer code) has identical properties to DNA (and may be a stark example of inadvertent
biomimicry).
Extracting meaning from different symbols � in this case A, C, T, and G, which represent
chemicals or proteins � allowed scientists to resurrect extinct species by �copying
and pasting� DNA code
