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Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1996 00:00
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Kerry Delf wrote: > > PLEASE CC REPLIES TO <kld@jersey.uoregon.edu> > --------------------------------------------- > > I know that the post below is simply the esoteric jibberish of a > kook-ranter; unfortunately, there are those who take it seriously. > > I am no microbiologist, and therefore do not have the information at my > fingertips with which to debunk this bizarre theory -- I'm hoping someone > with more knowledge of the subject can provide me <kld@jersey.uoregon.edu> > with a brief, educated explanation as to why human biology just doesn't > work this way. :) > > The basic claim made here by Adam Willson (based on the theories of a > well-known [in certain circles] kook, Tani Jantsang) is that there are two > separate species we label "human": one is based on Carbon-12 (6 protons, > 6 neutrons), while the other is based on some other Carbon isotope. > > Anyone care to take a stab at this one? > > Thanks in advance, > > -K.Delf > > -----------=Kerry Delf=-------------=<kld@jersey.uoregon.edu>=----------- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > "I fear sometimes that I have the ambition of a genius, the eye and ear > of a genius, and the talent of a chimneysweep. I go down into the filthy > world, I come up black, I scatter the ashes and cinders of my research > onto white papers, but what have I got? Paper with black marks all over > it." --Orson Scott Card's fictional Honore de Balzac > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > EMAILING RESPONSES TO MY USENET POSTS CONSTITUTES PERMISSION TO POST THEM > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > Date: Mon, 30 Dec 1996 16:09:43 -0500 > From: "Adam D. Willson" <gs08adw@panther.Gsu.EDU> > Newsgroups: alt.satanism > Subject: Of Strange Flesh - re 666 & chemistry > > This is the best explanation I can give at this time w/o getting _too_ > esoteric. > > 666 is the number of man, which is the number of the beast. E.g., of > natural animals, those rooted in nature, following nature etc. It > esoterically represents: SIX protons, SIX electrons, & SIX neutrons. > > Scratch asked me what the "strange flesh" would be like? The best answer I > can give is this: > > Protons determine electrons, which in turn determines matter which > klippoths surely are. They are matter. > > Now the # of neutrons could be diff. which would mean they would look like > any other human, but would only be diff. in terms of behavior. > > Now if the neutrons are set free of the demiurgos which encases them they > become Ophioneus (cf. Tani's article "Akarthic & Ophionic States", Karl > recently posted this). > > In Genesis 1:2 the 6 constructor sephiroth move over the BAHU which is > called "the waters". 666 is the Foundation/Root which is called BAHU. > > Demiurge is the nucleus of our atoms represented by 6 colors (quarks). The > hochmah/vajre/logos must be rooted in the waters, in order to have a > Foundation. > > Again if the neutrons are set free of the demiurge which encases them they > become ophionic. All of this is very difficult to get into w/o a > familiarity of the Kaballa, or Jantsang's articles. > > I recommend for those who are interested _Serpent Race vs. Adamic Race_ > pg. 20. <snip> Or if you want you may read the collection of articles by > Tani on Hr. Vad's website at: > > http://www.inet.uni-c.dk/~haroth/Abyss/Vad/index.html > > Best regards, > Adam D. Willson > gs08adw@panther.gsu.edu It is somewhat cool that you posted this statement on the last day of 1996. As you may or may not already know, the year 1996 is only like 8 other years in this milleneum in that it contains the number 666 within it. If you drop the '1' and invert the two '9's, you get the famed dreaded mark. I have heard that when biological organizms consume large amounts of food or water laced with deuturium that throughout time the organism might have a slight slowdown in metabolism. This may supposedly be due to the increased weight of compounds due to the doubling in molecular weight of the deuturium over the hydrogen. Carbon 13, however, does not have the extreme amount of added mass to the compound over that of hydrogen. Probably there would not be the change in metabolic effects that would be observed from consuming large amounts of heavy water. You never know, however. If you want to, you might consider becoming such a mutant being. By consuming large amounts of C13 seaweed throughout time, you might provide an interesting metabolic experiment. You would have to do so throughout several years, and probably nothing would end up happening. Afterwards, however, you might periodically throughout time dedicate your tissues for CMR analysis, because they would show up well on such scans. It would also be helpful in guessing throughout time how quickly certain tissues are replaced with new material taken in as food. Eating C13 laced food might be expensive, however, and in the end, you probably wouldn't feel any different. It's an interesting thought... -X
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