PepperFritz
The Cosmic Force
Forgive me if I'm pointing out the obvious here. But the article titled "Ruthlessness Gene Discovered", recently posted on the SOTT news website, immediately made me think of something the C's talked about in relation to the Nazi "master race" experiment.
The article states that "Researchers at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem found a link between a gene called AVPR1a and ruthless behaviour in an economic exercise called the 'Dictator Game'.... they tested DNA samples from more than 200 student volunteers, before asking the students to play the dictator game.... Ebstein and his colleagues decided to look at AVPR1a because it is known to produce receptors in the brain that detect vasopressin, a hormone involved in altruism and 'prosocial' behaviour.... Ebstein's team wondered whether differences in how this receptor is expressed in the human brain may make different people more or less likely to behave generously.... There was no connection between the participants' gender and their behaviour, the team reports. But there was a link to the length of the AVPR1a gene: people were more likely to behave selfishly the shorter their version of this gene....
In Chapter 17 of "Adventures With Cassiopaea", when discussing "Frequency Resonance Vibration", Laura included the following excerpts from the Cassiopaea transcripts:
The article states that "Researchers at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem found a link between a gene called AVPR1a and ruthless behaviour in an economic exercise called the 'Dictator Game'.... they tested DNA samples from more than 200 student volunteers, before asking the students to play the dictator game.... Ebstein and his colleagues decided to look at AVPR1a because it is known to produce receptors in the brain that detect vasopressin, a hormone involved in altruism and 'prosocial' behaviour.... Ebstein's team wondered whether differences in how this receptor is expressed in the human brain may make different people more or less likely to behave generously.... There was no connection between the participants' gender and their behaviour, the team reports. But there was a link to the length of the AVPR1a gene: people were more likely to behave selfishly the shorter their version of this gene....
In Chapter 17 of "Adventures With Cassiopaea", when discussing "Frequency Resonance Vibration", Laura included the following excerpts from the Cassiopaea transcripts:
So, if there is something to this "shortened AVPR1a gene" theory, does it represent one of the ways in which some individuals' DNA has been "tweaked", in order to make their bodies (and their descendents' bodies) more "compatible" with STS entities seeking to incarnate on 3rd-density earth? Interesting -- the study/experiment seems to suggest that the "pro-social" impulse is "innate", strong enough that only "genetic tweaking" [as suggested by the C's] can effectively suppress it....Cassiopaea Transcripts said:
