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Self Replicating Genes (D N A)
Mar 22 2002

         In the beginning of the creation, the self replicating core (or genes) of any life being is generated from the chlorophyll of plants. Through food the chlorophyll generating content is secreting from the thyroid and the pituitary glands. This chlorophyll solution is an ever-generating solution. It is one of the so many contents of our semen fluid. The self-replicating system is the main cause and action of the chlorophyll life content and this is doing the work of the formation of the species and all life beings in the world.

         Cloning is a hard science. One day or the other, the scientists of the world can achieve this type of formation method. It is possible. At the same time the possibility is very difficult. If at all the formation through cloning will give good results to some extent, it is in the heriditary shape of any being in the world. To any birth, whether natural or artificial, the quality of a being or man, in the genetic formula is very important for the cloning research to exhibit the identification of the natural birth and each and everybody's talent and greatness. In the cloning side, the part of the chromosome that has the potent content and right percentage of chlorophyll cannot be scientifically picked up from any other gene's bank content. There is definitely a chance. The chance of that part of cloning is not possible because the correct percentage, quantity and quality of the potent in the semen fluid won't come correct under our rules and regulations.

         The personality and quality of a being and the perfect quantity of chlorophyll core fluid is destined unto this minute. My definite contention is, this chlorophyll arranging process is in the clutches of the naturalism of the universal births. This is my scientific statement. My philosophical statement is, it is in the hands of the Almighty.

 


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