Monthly Archives: March 2017

[37b] Mental Illness & DisordersLists about common mental illnesses and disorders and the many notable people who live with them. 31 LISTS For example: 40 Celebrities Who (Probably) Have Asperger’s Syndrome See: http://www.ranker.com/list/famous-people-with-aspergers-syndrome/celebrity-lists

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[37]Disabled World – Disability News & Information “Disability will affect the lives of everyone during their life, it is time society changed to acknowledge this.” The primary focus of the Disabled World web site is to provide up to date information via our informative articles, disability news and educational videos. In addition to stories by our in-house writers and news items by disability organizations and Government Departments, each day we manually select relevant items that we consider will be of…..

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[36] Genetic catastrophe: Smoking   (Below: Copy from science.sciencemag.org) COPY: Assessing smoke damage in cancer genomes We have known for over 60 years that smoking tobacco is one of the most avoidable risk factors for cancer. Yet the detailed mechanisms by which tobacco smoke damages the genome and creates the mutations that ultimately cause cancer are still not fully understood. Alexandrov et al. examined mutational signatures and DNA methylation changes in over 5000 genome sequences from 17 different cancer types linked to…..

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[35] Total silence The GGC was discovered in 1999 and first described in the book Human Instinct Explained (2000). The newest book on the GGC is the book of this site namely The General Genetic Catastrophe (2011). The reaction of the scientific community was, and still is, total silence. This is the way it always has been. Silent to Hitler, silent to Stalin, silent to Mao, silent to Semmelweis, silent to Wright brothers (for four years; Scientific American), silent to…..

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[34] On Science and Smoking Mainstream science was extremely slow to understand how damaging tobacco smoking is. In the 1960s many mainstream scientists had finally made up their mind on smoking. But even today many scientists and physicians are still smoking. Albert Einstein, with his terrible smoker’s face, did not understand a shit about smoking. He smoked himself to death. Richard Feynman probably did the same. After 1880 tobacco production, tobacco transport, and tobacco sale started using science-based technology, and was…..

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[33] Help answer this question! Why does the scientific community hide, boycott, and explain away the General Genetic Catastrophe? Today many scientists are boycotting publishers, other scientists, and even US president Trump. Why is the genetic health of humanity insignificant compared to a publisher or a US president? By the way, Trump is a health beacon because he is a non-smoker and a non-drinker. He is a gigantic health example. It’s an absolute tragedy that his example is not lifted…..

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