http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/13/health/research/13genome.html
In the above article scientists are trying to reverse engineer God’s programming of the human biological engine in hopes that it will give them the needed information to help solve all human or at lest one disease. The way they are going about it is very similar to how hackers try to break an encrypted message. A highly encrypted message, by todays standards, can be broken but it takes a very fast computer and a long time. However by the time the encryption has been broken and the message revealed is either useless data or totally irrelevant. But the genome is not encrypted data, it’s just data that we don’t fully understand. We don’t have a manual that tells us what each op-code does in the human engine. And the human program has exabytes of data. That’s a lot of data for a single program. Windows with all of it’s bloated-ness only has about 75 or 80 million lines of code. So how do scientists figure they are going to understand the human program after printing it out? They don’t even know what language it’s written in, let alone how it controls the human engine. Plus I believe that the version of the genome they’ve been studying is a highly flawed one. It’s been copied like a gazilion times. It’s like trying to read that form that is a copied from a copy because the master that was made about 20 years ago was lost and what you’re trying to read is a copy of a copy of a copy time 300. It’s very blurry and hard to read. The human program has a few coping mistakes in it. But whats amazing is the fact that the human engine can still read it and do what it’s supposed to do; for the most part. Every now an then it can’t and the human engine starts doing funky things and sometimes stops working altogether.
I know I might sound like a heartless bastard for saying this but I honestly believe that there is no and there never will ever be a cure for cancer. In fact in the future there will be more and more people getting cancer for no reason at all. People that do everything right and don’t have any history of cancer in their family will all of a sudden have it themselves. I believe this because the human program is losing information whenever it copies itself. And as more information is lost the more the human engine will start to do funky things and not work correctly.
No mater how much scientists study the human genome they won’t find the answer their seeking. They are not going to find the cure-all for cancer by looking at a program that they don’t fully understand with information that is flawed any more than I can better understand the fuzzy form I’m filling out by looking at it with a magnifying glass. The information is lost and making it bigger just shows me that it is really lost. Plus when it comes to the genome we don’t even realize that the information we are looking at is fuzzy.
Just because there is no cure for cancer doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try. There is a lot of good being done as we continue to study the human program. We are slowly learning about what it does and how it controls the human engine. Scientists are also finding out every day that the human body is an extremely complex machine; the most sophisticated machine with very sophisticated programming that we have every seen. It is so sophisticated that only an engineer could have created its perfect design.
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