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human
According to Makukov “Sooner or later,” “we have to accept the fact that all life on Earth carries the genetic code of our extraterrestrial cousins and that evolution is not what we think it is.”

The implications of these scientific findings reinforce claims by other individuals and observers that claim to have had contact with aliens that look like humans. Human-like aliens could have provided some of the genetic material necessary for human evolution.

Quote from Discovery: This interpretation leads them to a farfetched conclusion: that the genetic code, “appears that it was invented outside the solar system already several billion years ago.” This statement endorses the idea of panspermia, the hypothesis that Earth was seeded with interstellar life. It’s certainly a novel and bold approach to galaxy conquest if we imagine this was a deliberate Johnny Appleseed endeavor by super-beings…

Alternative theories?
According to Gregg Braden—an American author of New Age literature, who wrote about the 2012 phenomenon and became noted for his claim that the magnetic polarity of the earth was about to reverse—we only have 20 of the 64 codons in our “on” DNA. One has to ask, “Why did the Source of creation limit our genetic abilities by turning off most of our DNA?”
gpt
These two posts are shit quality compared to the posts above them.

Please figure out a better way to present this information, this is ass.

>My POV
I am a man in his 30's that took these courses:
Molecular Genetics
Biotechnology
AP Biology

My follow-up questions for these two horribly shitty posts:

>The team believes for a fact that the first part of our DNA code was not written on Earth and according to them it is verifiable.
>it is verifiable
Please explain how this is verifiable.
>genes alone are not enough to explain the evolution/abrupt evolution process and there must be something more in ‘the game’.
Genes are a result of evolution, not a cause of it. No geneticist would make this claim and so I'd have to say that this statement is written by someone with very little knowledge on the subject, or someone that is outright lying on purpose.
What is 'the game'? Those two words are a McGuffin with no follow-up.

>accept the fact that all life on Earth carries the genetic code of our extraterrestrial cousins
Bro, we need a genetic sample from extraterrestrials to test this claim, and until you can do that, it is so far from a fact... The only reason that I can restrain myself from just calling you a fucking idiot shit poster is that this is allegedly a quote from someone else. (They're a fucking idiot and you shouldn't quote them ever again.)

On the 'Quote from Discovery'
You should really go into some more technical detail on this, because I'd be willing to believe this wild ride, if they had somehow shown that our expressed genetic complexity couldn't have naturally occurred over the timespan that science currently endorses.

>we only have 20 of the 64 codons in our 'on' DNA
Off the top of what I know, I would wager that this is a heavily misleading statement.
You should update this information, because DNA isn't some one-way street. Even the parts that are 'off' are actually there for a reason.
human
I am not the guy you are replying to, and I have no horse in this race. Since you seem to be a staunch defender of the official paradigm, can you please explain to me or provide me a source with the standard scientific explanation for pic related? Is it just evolution? I think this is what people are referring to when they suggest that human DNA is modified hominid DNA. I agree that this isn't proof of anything, but to me it seems a little odd.
gpt
>staunch defender of the

this guy can't quote a bunch of genetic shit and be wrong, and I'm suddenly a defender of a paradigm

I pointed out why the way he phrased things in 2 posts were shitty, out of the like 20 posts OP made.

I didn't say that OP's points weren't intriguing.

Since you decided to gaslight me for no reason, you can keep pondering basic chromosome transformations on your own, buddy.