I'm currently reading an article about "programmin

>"can i change my dna with white noise?"

no

>>18382828
Not what I asked

>>18382828
What do you need to go from no to yes?

>>18382847
I got more than half way through the article before I had to put it do for later and It didn't say anything about white noise so idk what this guy is talking about

>>18382796
Link to actual paper the article is referencing

>>18382796
>2015+1
>still saying "junk dna"

Reeee delete this


But seriously the article is bullahit and its readily apparent

The article says they used language modulates lasers... So lasers.

Then they said that at a high enough frequency it can change


Yeah and at a high enough frequency you can set grass on fire a mile away. Because sound waves contain energy and energy an input of energy reduces the stability of the bonds that hold proteins and DNA. In proper shape and location.

>>18382796
OP I was excited as you are after seeing this, but it seems bullshit. If the junk region really had language like syntax, the DNA code would have already been solved. We already have algorithms that can understand language with relative ease.

>>18382896
There is no junk region of DNA

there is a "syntax". To the region people erroneously refer to as junk regions

.t. Genetic researcher working with S. maltophilia

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>>18382896
Yeah I was skeptical that's why I came here. I haven't been able to find an original paper but I found what I think was the original article and the sources at the end of the original article consisted of a book only available in German and two links that don't look to promising

https://www.amazon.com/Vernetzte-Intelligenz-G-Fosar/dp/3930243237/188-4879177-4081608?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&tag=spir02-20

http://noosphere.princeton.edu

https://www.ryze.com/go/vitaeb

Sorry about the waste of time I guess.

>>18382909
Study conducted by ruskies
>only available in German
>not peer reviewed


Yeah it's bullshit

>>18382906
Its referred to as "junk" in the article, but I understand your concern.

t. bioinformatics phd, working with histone mods

>>18382796
>http://www.ferocesmente.com/science-technology/scientist-prove-dna-can-be-reprogrammed-by-words-and-frequencies/

Is it Garyaev`s Wave Genome? If yes, then he`s a known science freak and his research is full of bullshit.

If you want, you can try to read about his research and criticism to eat.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=244231
But it`s all in bear runes and I`m not translating it now.

>>18382906
>>18382967
What do you guys think of this?

Been reading this research and it seems solid, also very interesting cause it sound even more like the akashic records than the ephigenetics research.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4333222/

I realize that I use interesting as lingo for /x/ related, weird.

>>18383036
I've only read the abstract and I don't know much about sncRNA but NCBI is pretty solid. To be on par with /x/s level, Im gonna go ahead and say I wouldn't be surprised if accessing the akashic records, or even lamarckian evo which seems to be talked about more often these days, had its roots in epigenetics handed down through generation. Encoding memory in some form regulated by the body itself would be quite neat.

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1: Chromosomes absorb and emit photons.
2: Atoms in a molecule orbit centers, and with enough energy they drift from these centers, leaving holes which can either remain empty, creating two molecules, or be filled by other atoms.
3: These atoms can be given energy by shooting them with photons, which are absorbed by one one pole and emitted at the other - thus, the N and S of the atom are the locations of molecular changes, and where the least thermodynamically costly changes occur.
4: So, these chromosomes can be changed, cut or bonded to other molecules by absorbing and emitting photons, and acetylation, methylation and other epigenetic changes could be affected by natural or artificial photons.

Or, in other words;

>http://deoxy.org/meme/CosmicSerpent
>There...is the source of knowledge: DNA, living in water and emitting photons, like an aquatic dragon spitting fire.

>>18382796
Why do you think wi-fi is so prevalent? It's reprogramming all men to be cucks.

true dat

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>attempt to zap dna with frequencies to get cool powers
>get super aids instead