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Originally posted by Serizawa
reply to post by Pimander
There are probably plenty of others reasons to harvest DNA but there are a few for you to be going on with if you want to be a little bit more informed.
Well it seems like all your ideas were previously posted? You bring nothing new to the table there fore your post was irrelevant. Should i mention all the other ideas members have posted and make a huge list that would satisfy your need to seem 'more intelligent'? I think that's a habit you should've left behind at high school.
Originally posted by Pimander
Originally posted by Serizawa
If anything the royal families have the hybrid DNA, none of us.....Why would they wanna kill their own? Ever heard of royal bloodlines?.....The only reason they would collect DNA is to clone.
That simply is not true. I can reliably inform you that you can collect DNA for the purposes of being able to identify people (like fingerprinting), to study population dynamics and ancestry (like that science called population genetics), to identify genetic targets for germ warfare, to harvest genes that may be useful (which is one use of cloning such as to grow proteins like insulin or be able to implant characteristics like disease or heat resistance into plants or humans) or there is also whole organism cloning.
There are probably plenty of others reasons to harvest DNA but there are a few for you to be going on with if you want to be a little bit more informed.
Originally posted by mayabong
Very interesting, watching this now.
My question. Where do the jews fit into all of this? I always figured they were the Reptile Annunaki. Not all of them of course but the ones in high positions of power. They more than any other people, try to keep their bloodlines pure.
edit on 15-12-2010 by mayabong because: (no reason given)
A vast underground vault storing millions of seeds from around the world took delivery of its first shipment Tuesday. Dubbed the "Doomsday Vault," the seed bank on a remote island near the Arctic Ocean is considered the ultimate safety net for the world's seed collections, protecting them from a wide range of threats including war, natural disasters, lack of funding or simply poor agricultural management. Norwegian musicians performed Tuesday as part of an elaborate opening ceremony marking the opening of the vault, located 130 meters (427 feet) inside a frozen mountain. Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan environmental and political activist who won the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize, placed the first seeds inside the vault, followed by other dignitaries.
The inaugural shipment represent 268,000 distinct samples of seeds, with each sample containing a hundred-plus seeds and originating from a different farm or field around the world. In all, the shipment of seeds secured in the vault Tuesday weighed approximately 10 tons, filling 676 boxes. The seed vault is the perfect place for keeping seeds safe for centuries," said Cary Fowler, executive director of the trust. At these temperatures, seeds for important crops like wheat, barley and peas can last for up to 10,000 years.
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Hybrids can be created from any creature which shares a DNA type structure in theory
Don't forget that our science is only fifty years in the making - any race who are advanced by even a mere hundred years or so on us would be capable of amazing things in the laboratory.
Two of my relatives have degrees/PhD's (one has a doctorate) in genetics/ microbiology, so I have a reasonable background in terms of general understanding of the matter.
Did you consider the idea that the 'aliens' might have been responsible for a hybridisation experiment leading to the birth of the human race?
If that were the case, then that would give us at least one species with which legitimate hybrid lines could be relatively easily created.
Why would a human/alien hybrid be a 'fantasy... magic' event? Surely it is simply a hypothetical scenario?
considering Francis Crick's theory that life on Earth may have been 'seeded' deliberately, aeons ago, is it not a legitimate possibility?
I don't think you can really argue against that.
Originally posted by buddha
I dont think most half breeds know what they are.
they may just feel differently?
maybe blood groups come from alien half breeds.
but to tell with is a real half breed you need a DNA test?
and maybe there are Two races of half breeds.
and one is trying to kill the other off?
Originally posted by andre18
reply to post by FlyInTheOintment
FLY -
Hybrids can be created from any creature which shares a DNA type structure in theory
Yes, exactly. You're then saying aliens may share our DNA to a degree that would let a hybridisation occur.
That's impossible. The evolution of DNA itself came about on this planet by a natural process that must be and would be different on every planet - the chemical reactions that caused molecules to form must differ on every planet. The fact you don't know that shows how much u don't know.
First you have to show how ananine could be produced in the exact same way on another planet under the same conditions, then they need ribose and a group of phosphates. You can't just expect these chemicals to work the same way on other planets.
FLY - Don't forget that our science is only fifty years in the making - any race who are advanced by even a mere hundred years or so on us would be capable of amazing things in the laboratory.
Hybrid alien human is just illogical.
FLY - Two of my relatives have degrees/PhD's (one has a doctorate) in genetics/ microbiology, so I have a reasonable background in terms of general understanding of the matter.
What has that have to do with anything, unless you want to ask them yourself, i don't see why telling me about your reltives helps....
FLY - Did you consider the idea that the 'aliens' might have been responsible for a hybridisation experiment leading to the birth of the human race?
NO i dont. Because, drum rol me plz..... there is enough scientific understanding of the evolution of man that there is no doubt in the science community how we came to be - fun fact: there are no missing links.
There is no need to imply a hand in our evolution in order for man to currently be around, for you to imply there is, means you know nothing of biology or evolution - how bout you go ask your relatives where man came from and you'll find you entire belief in aliens will go out the window.
FLY - If that were the case, then that would give us at least one species with which legitimate hybrid lines could be relatively easily created.
FLY - Why would a human/alien hybrid be a 'fantasy... magic' event? Surely it is simply a hypothetical scenario?
Sure, but buddha is claiming some sort of crazy fantasy is actually real. I've got nothing against simple speculation. Sure imagine all you want a distract 9 hybrid but when you make the claim with such certainty and expect people with rational minds to accept such garbage, expect claims to be backed up.
FLY - considering Francis Crick's theory that life on Earth may have been 'seeded' deliberately, aeons ago, is it not a legitimate possibility?
No, because then what created the aliens? not logical.
FLY - I don't think you can really argue against that.
Well i just did
Yes, that's what I'm saying. That some alien species may share our DNA to some degree.
A recent mathematical analysis says that life as we know it is written into the laws of reality. DNA is built from a set of twenty amino acids - the first ten of those can create simple prebiotic life, and now it seems that those ten are thermodynamically destined to occur wherever they can.
You don't know whether this planet was once barren of organic life, being seeded with the basics many aeons ago
accounts for everything!
To suggest that doubts do not exist in the scientific community is nonsense. And your 'fun fact' is also nonsense. Evolution doesn't account for....
It is a legitimate possibility that life on Earth may have been seeded. EVOLUTION could have created the aliens. Or a previous intervention, carried out on their progenitors by an evolved species. Or by their predecessors predecessors, etc etc up to around several billion years ago. I don't disagree with evolution as a general explanation of how life evolves - just that it doesn't strictly apply to the origins of the modern human race.