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A Disturbance in the Force
Q: Okay, can you tell us what this specific liquid or transmitter [is that] was truncated?
A: Think of the most efficient conductor of chemical compounds for low wave frequency charge.
Q: (A) Well, gold is one... (L) Acetylcholine?
A: No.
Q: (L) Water?
A: No.
Q: Saline?
A: Closer. It is a naturally bonding combination.
This seemed pretty interesting to me, was it ever determined what was truncated from DNA. When I read the part about the most efficient conductor of chemical compounds the first thing I thought of was Carbon, because I'm familiar with automotive mechanics and most spark plug wire cores are made from carbon because its the most conductive material with the least amount of resistance, for the money, which is needed in high performance vehicles to maintain a strong spark at high engine RPMs. I started looking in to carbon compounds, and I'm not a chemist either, and found some interesting correlations, besides the fact that most life is based on carbon. For example a buckminsterfullerene or buckyball, which is an all carbon molecule or fullerene, with a spherical cage-like fused ring structure, also know as a Truncated icosahedron, it resembles a soccer ball with 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons in its structure. Buckyballs occur naturally in soot and derivatives of fullerenes such as inclusion compounds, like other ionic compounds, can in principle, pair with a counterion (ion that maintains electric neutrality and accompanies an ionic species) to form a salt. Saline being salt water, which the C's said was close. I'm not a scientist nor a chemist, but this seems to be on the right track.
Just wondering if anything ever came of this question if so could you point me to that session so I could read through it.
As always thanks for the hard work everyone does to make this website available to us.
A: Think of the most efficient conductor of chemical compounds for low wave frequency charge.
Q: (A) Well, gold is one... (L) Acetylcholine?
A: No.
Q: (L) Water?
A: No.
Q: Saline?
A: Closer. It is a naturally bonding combination.
This seemed pretty interesting to me, was it ever determined what was truncated from DNA. When I read the part about the most efficient conductor of chemical compounds the first thing I thought of was Carbon, because I'm familiar with automotive mechanics and most spark plug wire cores are made from carbon because its the most conductive material with the least amount of resistance, for the money, which is needed in high performance vehicles to maintain a strong spark at high engine RPMs. I started looking in to carbon compounds, and I'm not a chemist either, and found some interesting correlations, besides the fact that most life is based on carbon. For example a buckminsterfullerene or buckyball, which is an all carbon molecule or fullerene, with a spherical cage-like fused ring structure, also know as a Truncated icosahedron, it resembles a soccer ball with 20 hexagons and 12 pentagons in its structure. Buckyballs occur naturally in soot and derivatives of fullerenes such as inclusion compounds, like other ionic compounds, can in principle, pair with a counterion (ion that maintains electric neutrality and accompanies an ionic species) to form a salt. Saline being salt water, which the C's said was close. I'm not a scientist nor a chemist, but this seems to be on the right track.
Just wondering if anything ever came of this question if so could you point me to that session so I could read through it.
As always thanks for the hard work everyone does to make this website available to us.