From: slinke@sdcc3.ucsd.edu (Steven Linke)
Newsgroups: sci.skeptic,alt.alien.visitors,talk.religion.newage
Subject: Re: Saga of the Family of Light I - Pleiadians13
Date: 30 Aug 92 06:38:57 GMT
Followup-To: sci.skeptic
Organization: University of California, San Diego

In article <64743@cup.portal.com> Don_-_Showen@cup.portal.com writes:
>
>It sounds like he may be worth talking with if he found one missing heli
>he might be willing to look for the other 10 missing heli.  I am game.  

I don't think we are communicating very well.  I'm a little confused
about what you mean by "the other 10 missing heli."  Human DNA is
made up of 46 linear "pieces" of DNA.  Each of these pieces (or
chromosomoes) is comprised of two strands of nucleic acid that wind
around each other in a double helical shape.  Someone has mentioned
that there are small segments at the ends of the chromosomes that
contain three strands.  What exactly do you mean by "the other 10
missing heli?"  Do you mean 10 extra chromosomes?

>We Steve from your statements above it sounds like hyperventilating and
>holding ones breath produce the same effect,  death...

That's right. 

>...What is your belief based on?  I show all my clients how you say
>they are going to die by breathing the way we do.  They say,  they see why
>you would believe something like that,  but I don t,  why do you believe
>that?

This is based on the medical fact that hyperventilation decreases
the carbon dioxide level in your blood to a point where your body
shuts down your breathing.  Since your body cannot use the
additional oxygen that gets into your blood as a result of breathing
very deeply, it accumulates in your blood displacing the carbon
dioxide.  The body's main involuntary mechanism for regulation
of breathing is the carbon dioxide level in the blood.  The
artificially low levels induced by hyperventilation can lead to a
stoppage of breathing.  Thus, the suggestion for breathing into a
paper bag when you hyperventilate.  By breathing into and out of the
bag, you are inhaling more and more carbon dioxide to get the levels
back up.

>...How about me and a
>few others submitting DNA samples once a year for the next five years.  And
>I will even throw in getting some of my ET friends to tell you how and what
>to look for.  After all maybe HIINA s are a superset of DNA.  Just think of
>all the Nobel prizes you guys could get for noticing that.  And the nice
>thing about getting tips from ETs is that they don t ask for any credit.

Why don't you send me the instructions from the ETs before
submitting your DNA.  I would be interested in the specific
laboratory techniques that would be appropriate.  I would be happy
to give credit to the ETs for any contribution they provided.

>Now I have a few questions.
>
>The Pleiadians say the human DNA was scattered leaving only the bottom two
>Heli in tact...

You are talking in riddles again.  What are the "bottom two Heli?"

>...Bob Lazer in the video he is selling,  says that he was put
>in a room full of documents the ETS had given the government and that in
>one of the documents it said that ETs had modified the human DNA 58 times.
>And another source says that ETs have bread with earth stock many different
>times.  Now my question is can you from what you know of DNA prove this did
>not happen?

Can you prove that it DID happen?  There are ways to verify such
things, but in the absence of any evidence that it did happen, it
would be a waste of time.  The only "evidence" we have is your
claim.

>...Have you done any comparison of the different human species to
>observe any differences?

More riddles.  What are the "different human species?"


-- 
Steve Linke
Salk Institute (Gene Expression Lab)
La Jolla, CA
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