How to sell yourself .
Andre Willers .
2 May 2014
Synopsis :
You can now sell bits of your genome and epigenetic system without
becoming a slave .
Discussion :
There is a flourishing industry of selling healthy faecal
matter for Faecal Matter Transplants .
2.It is easy , effective and subject to evolutionary
pressures .
3. Some people are healthier than others .
4.If you are healthy , you can sell it .
5.Not only poop , but pheromones , MHC complexes , any sort
of epigenetic complex , intestinal flora , etc .
6.As previously discussed , the biggest market is with
babies : superior skin ecosystems enhances survival and performance by factors
of 200% to 3000% .
7. Sex :
MHC compatibility is mediated by skin bacteria . This is
unique to a person . It can be duplicated and marketed .
This is already being done with brands of perfume (general
MHC markers) .
Smell nice and sexy .
Now you can buy it .
Can be improved by many orders of magnitude .
8.Mood :
Anti-depressants .
Many skin ecologies have feedback effects on the organism on
a cellular level .
Affecting serotonin and other neurotransmitter levels .
We do not have know all the details .
Just find a an indomitably cheerful individual , and copy
the skin ecology.
This individual is entitled to a just recompense .
9. Interesting aside :
Note that Darwinnian selection on DNA is superseded by
epigenetic and social selection .
The medical establishment is already cashing in . Private
enterprise is following .
10. Is a Rull control possible ?
Can an absolute biochemical compulsion be imposed ?
Only on Beth(0) levels . Free-floating cells . In an
organism , there are conflicting compulsions . A single compulsion would be
less effective .
Hence , target potentially harmful bacteria in their
free-state .
11. Flip-flop states .
Even “fixed” cells can be flipped and targeted in the
free-state .
See pluripotent cells in Appendix B .
12. Rull chemical controls are then possible , but only with
continual intervention .
13. Soma , alcohol, marijuana , heroin , etc , etc .
14.The Ghetto Effect .
Confinement then leads to unpredictable Rull states .
You cannot sell even part of yourself without including your
whole past ,
Regards
Andre
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Appendix A
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Rull Mind-controls
Andre Willers
15 Jun 2008
Background :
AE van Vogt in the 1950’s postulated an alien species whose understanding of the human nervous system was so profound that they could compel certain behaviours by sketching lines on surfaces .
He called them the Rull .
Is this possible with humans ?
Yes
.
It is called writing .
Orders . The Truth Revealed . The Law , etc .
The Rull .
Let us postulate that the Rull communicates by exchanging scent molecules and have no concept of writing . They then have a language surpassing any human by factors of thousands . They would not even recognize human language as communication , the same as humans do not recognize the chimp cries .
In analyzing human communication , they would take the entire organism into account .
The visual sub-section would involve hard-wired responses from the human evolutionary ancestry and more recent neural-network learned behaviours .
They desire to induce a compulsive state .
One is available in the “Falling-in-Love” syndrome , an obsessive-compulsive
state essential to human survival . There are even hard-wired triggers :
body-shapes (hips , breasts etc for males , legs ,shoulders for females , etc.)
They would notice that most human neural activity takes place at a sub-conscious level .
Many mirror-neuron networks compete to present a composite to the sensorium .
This provides scope for iteration . This is essential for compulsion .
An image with a fractal pattern , but a different pattern at each iteration leading to the desired neural configuration .
A good one will take eyeball saccades into account .
The person looking at the pattern will not even be aware that neural cascades are building up into the pre-programmed firing sequences .
Until Wham! The obsessive-compulsive complex is activated .
The human visual system is acute enough to make fine fractal differences of this nature possible .
An example :
Take “Drink Coke” . Assign each pixel to a fractal pattern and spread them according to a most probable saccade pattern . With each iteration of the eyeball movement and successive integrations in the brain , the elements of the slogan is assembled and eventually recognized consciously . But , before that , elements of it are evaluated by the amygdala in a google-type friend-or-foe reaction . This is where the Rull would tie in a “friend” reaction using old evolutionary paths .
Note that the amygdala plays a role analogous to the immune system .
But it has an Achilles heel . It has to allow obsessive-compulsive
behaviour (“Falling in Love”) , otherwise the species will die out .
Note Mk IV humans . Glasses allow both fine-detail obsessive compulsive behaviour (the definition of MkIV) and more “normal” behaviour .
People with glasses also fall in love forever . The obsessive-compulsion is , well , obsessive .
Men who want to marry should make passes at girls who wear glasses .
This made the grand Chinese Experiment of one-child families possible .
The 85% wearing of glasses by Chinese means that they love their spouse and child obsessively . This rather changes the dynamic . There are no spare males for military adventures . If the leadership tries human-wave attacks , they will face revolt .
There might be a lot of them , but everyone is two citizen’s only son .
This leads to an intriguing speculation : does wearing glasses lead to a fundamental change in human perception (the way the neural cascades are assembled) ?
The answer is yes .
It is because of peripheral vision .
In the natural state , peripheral vision is unbounded : there is no clear demarcation .
But with glasses there is .
The visual system adapts , but the Friend-or-foe amygdala reaction takes place before the visual assembly is done .
Varying the size and strength of the glasses then gives an easy and powerful
way of reprogramming the amygdala !
I draw your
attention to the “-isms” : patriotism , nationalism , communism , capitalism
etc and ad nauseam etc . These became common as the use of glasses proliferated
.
But why did organized religion like Catholicism or Protestantism then decline?
This is ironic : because they were too broad . The same thing is happening at the moment to sciences like physics .
Glasses have a focusing effect on the mirror-neuronal assemblies . Vague theories without any backup remain out of focus and are treated like peripheral vision items outside the rim of the glasses .
You can rid of phobias easily .
Create your own phobias or philias !
The Rull strikes again!
Andre
Andre Willers
15 Jun 2008
Background :
AE van Vogt in the 1950’s postulated an alien species whose understanding of the human nervous system was so profound that they could compel certain behaviours by sketching lines on surfaces .
He called them the Rull .
Is this possible with humans ?
Yes
.
It is called writing .Orders . The Truth Revealed . The Law , etc .
The Rull .
Let us postulate that the Rull communicates by exchanging scent molecules and have no concept of writing . They then have a language surpassing any human by factors of thousands . They would not even recognize human language as communication , the same as humans do not recognize the chimp cries .
In analyzing human communication , they would take the entire organism into account
.The visual sub-section would involve hard-wired responses from the human evolutionary ancestry and more recent neural-network learned behaviours .
They desire to induce a compulsive state
.
One is available in the “Falling-in-Love” syndrome , an obsessive-compulsive
state essential to human survival . There are even hard-wired triggers :
body-shapes (hips , breasts etc for males , legs ,shoulders for females , etc.)They would notice that most human neural activity takes place at a sub-conscious level .
Many mirror-neuron networks compete to present a composite to the sensorium .
This provides scope for iteration . This is essential for compulsion .
An image with a fractal pattern , but a different pattern at each iteration leading to the desired neural configuration .
A good one will take eyeball saccades into account .
The person looking at the pattern will not even be aware that neural cascades are building up into the pre-programmed firing sequences .
Until Wham! The obsessive-compulsive complex is activated .
The human visual system is acute enough to make fine fractal differences of this nature possible .
An example :
Take “Drink Coke” . Assign each pixel to a fractal pattern and spread them according to a most probable saccade pattern . With each iteration of the eyeball movement and successive integrations in the brain , the elements of the slogan is assembled and eventually recognized consciously . But , before that , elements of it are evaluated by the amygdala in a google-type friend-or-foe reaction . This is where the Rull would tie in a “friend” reaction using old evolutionary paths .
Note that the amygdala plays a role analogous to the immune system .
But it has an Achilles heel . It has to allow
obsessive-compulsive
behaviour (“Falling in Love”) , otherwise the species will die out .Note Mk IV humans . Glasses allow both fine-detail obsessive compulsive behaviour (the definition of MkIV) and more “normal” behaviour .
People with glasses also fall in love forever . The obsessive-compulsion is , well , obsessive .
Men who want to marry should make passes at girls who wear glasses .
This made the grand Chinese Experiment of one-child families possible .
The 85% wearing of glasses by Chinese means that they love their spouse and child obsessively . This rather changes the dynamic . There are no spare males for military adventures . If the leadership tries human-wave attacks , they will face revolt .
There might be a lot of them , but everyone is two citizen’s only son .
This leads to an intriguing speculation : does wearing glasses lead to a fundamental change in human perception (the way the neural cascades are assembled) ?
The answer is yes .
It is because of peripheral vision .
In the natural state , peripheral vision is unbounded : there is no clear demarcation .
But with glasses there is .
The visual system adapts , but the Friend-or-foe amygdala reaction takes place before the visual assembly is done
.
Varying the size and strength of the glasses then gives an easy and powerful
way of reprogramming the amygdala !I draw
your
attention to the “-isms” : patriotism , nationalism , communism , capitalism
etc and ad nauseam etc . These became common as the use of glasses proliferated
.But why did organized religion like Catholicism or Protestantism then decline?
This is ironic : because they were too broad . The same thing is happening at the moment to sciences like physics .
Glasses have a focusing effect on the mirror-neuronal assemblies . Vague theories without any backup remain out of focus and are treated like peripheral vision items outside the rim of the glasses .
You can rid of phobias easily .
Create your own phobias or philias !
The Rull strikes again!
Andre
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Appendix B
Acid
bath offers easy path to stem cells
Just
squeezing or bathing cells in acidic conditions can readily reprogram them into
an embryonic state.
.
29 January 2014
Haruko Obokata
A mouse embryo injected with cells made pluripotent through stress,
tagged with a fluorescent protein.
stress,
tagged with a fluorescent protein.
In
2006, Japanese researchers reported1 a
technique for creating cells that have the embryonic ability to turn into
almost any cell type in the mammalian body — the now-famous induced pluripotent
stem (iPS) cells. In papers published this week in Nature2, 3, another Japanese team says that it has come up with a
surprisingly simple method
— exposure to stress, including a low pH — that can make cells that are even
more malleable than iPS cells, and do it faster and more efficiently.
into
almost any cell type in the mammalian body — the now-famous induced pluripotent
stem (iPS) cells. In papers published this week in Nature2, 3, another Japanese team says that it has come up with a
surprisingly simple method
— exposure to stress, including a low pH — that can make cells that are even
more malleable than iPS cells, and do it faster and more efficiently.
·
“It’s
amazing. I would have never thought external stress could have this effect,”
says Yoshiki Sasai, a stem-cell researcher at the RIKEN Center for
Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, and a co-author of the latest studies. It
took Haruko Obokata, a young stem-cell biologist at the same centre, five
years to develop the method and persuade Sasai and others that it works.
“Everyone said it was an artefact — there were some really hard days,” says
Obokata.
for
Developmental Biology in Kobe, Japan, and a co-author of the latest studies. It
took Haruko Obokata, a young stem-cell biologist at the same centre, five
years to develop the method and persuade Sasai and others that it works.
“Everyone said it was an artefact — there were some really hard days,” says
Obokata.
Obokata
says that the idea that stressing cells might make them pluripotent came to her
when she was culturing cells and noticed that some, after being squeezed
through a capillary tube, would shrink to a size similar to that of stem cells.
She decided to try applying different kinds of stress, including heat,
starvation and a high-calcium environment. Three stressors
— a bacterial toxin that perforates the cell membrane, exposure to low pH and
physical squeezing — were each able to coax the cells to show markers of
pluripotency.
stressors
— a bacterial toxin that perforates the cell membrane, exposure to low pH and
physical squeezing — were each able to coax the cells to show markers of
pluripotency.
But
to earn the name pluripotent, the cells had to show that they could turn into
all cell types — demonstrated by injecting fluorescently tagged cells into a
mouse embryo. If the introduced cells are pluripotent, the glowing cells show
up in every tissue of the resultant mouse. This test proved tricky and required
a change in strategy. Hundreds of mice made with help from mouse-cloning
pioneer Teruhiko Wakayama at the University of Yamanashi, Japan, were only
faintly fluorescent. Wakayama, who had initially thought that the project would
probably be a “huge effort in vain”, suggested stressing fully differentiated
cells from newborn mice instead of those from adult mice. This worked to
produce a fully green mouse
embryo.
mouse
embryo.
Still,
the whole idea was radical, and Obokata’s hope that glowing mice would be
enough to winacceptance
was optimistic. Her manuscript was rejected multiple times, she says.
acceptance
was optimistic. Her manuscript was rejected multiple times, she says.
Listen
Haruko Obokata and New & Views
author Austin Smith talk about how the new cells were made.
0:00
To
convince sceptics, Obokata had to prove that the pluripotent cells were
converted mature cells and not pre-existing pluripotent cells. So she made
pluripotent cells by stressing T cells, a type of white blood cell whose
maturity is clear from a rearrangement that its genes undergo during development.
She also caught the conversion of T cells to pluripotent cells on video.
Obokata called the phenomenon stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency
(STAP).
development.
She also caught the conversion of T cells to pluripotent cells on video.
Obokata called the phenomenon stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency
(STAP).
The
results could fuel a long-running debate. For years, various groups of
scientists have reported finding pluripotent cells in the mammalian body, such as
the multipotent adult progenitor cells described4 by Catherine Verfaillie, a molecular biologist
then at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. But others have had
difficulty reproducing such findings. Obokata started the current project in
the laboratory of tissue engineer Charles Vacanti at Harvard University in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, by looking at cells that Vacanti’s group thought to
be pluripotent cells isolatedfrom
the body5.
But her results suggested a different explanation: that pluripotent cells are
created when the body’s cells endure physical stress. “The generation of these
cells is essentially MotherNature’s
way of responding to injury,” says Vacanti, a co-author of the latest papers2, 3.
as
the multipotent adult progenitor cells described4 by Catherine Verfaillie, a molecular biologist
then at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. But others have had
difficulty reproducing such findings. Obokata started the current project in
the laboratory of tissue engineer Charles Vacanti at Harvard University in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, by looking at cells that Vacanti’s group thought to
be pluripotent cells isolatedfrom
the body5.
But her results suggested a different explanation: that pluripotent cells are
created when the body’s cells endure physical stress. “The generation of these
cells is essentially MotherNature’s
way of responding to injury,” says Vacanti, a co-author of the latest papers2, 3.
Related stories
One
of the most surprising findings is that the STAP cells can also form placental
tissue, something that neither iPS cells nor embryonic stem cells can do. That
could make cloning dramatically easier, says Wakayama. Currently, cloning
requires extraction of unfertilized eggs, transfer of a donor nucleus into the
egg, in vitrocultivation of an embryo and then transfer of the
embryo to a surrogate. If STAP cells can create their own placenta, they could
be transferred directly to the surrogate. Wakayama is cautious, however, saying
that the idea is currently at “dream stage”.
placental
tissue, something that neither iPS cells nor embryonic stem cells can do. That
could make cloning dramatically easier, says Wakayama. Currently, cloning
requires extraction of unfertilized eggs, transfer of a donor nucleus into the
egg, in vitrocultivation of an embryo and then transfer of the
embryo to a surrogate. If STAP cells can create their own placenta, they could
be transferred directly to the surrogate. Wakayama is cautious, however, saying
that the idea is currently at “dream stage”.
Obokata
has already reprogrammed a dozen cell types, including those from the brain,
skin, lung and liver, hinting that the method will work with most, if not all,
cell types. On average, she says, 25% of the cells survive the stress and 30%
of those convert to pluripotent cells — already a higher proportion than the
roughly 1% conversion rate of iPS cells, which take several
weeks to become pluripotent. She now wants to use these results to examine how
reprogramming in the body is related to the activity of stem cells. Obokata is
also trying to make the method work with cells from adult mice and humans.
several
weeks to become pluripotent. She now wants to use these results to examine how
reprogramming in the body is related to the activity of stem cells. Obokata is
also trying to make the method work with cells from adult mice and humans.
“The
findings are important to understand nuclear
reprogramming,” says Shinya Yamanaka, who pioneered iPS cell research. “From a
practical point of view toward clinical applications, I see this as a new
approach to generate iPS-like cells.”
nuclear
reprogramming,” says Shinya Yamanaka, who pioneered iPS cell research. “From a
practical point of view toward clinical applications, I see this as a new
approach to generate iPS-like cells.”
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