Posted on 11/16/2018 11:18:29 AM PST by fishtank
Famous Geneticist Tells NIH that Humans Are Going Extinct
November 16, 2018 | Sal Cordova
The facts of genetics make it clear even to evolutionists: “We are dying” and “More death by selection will not work.”
by Salvador Cordova
After 40 years of work in genetics and 18 years of research specifically into the question of human genetic degeneration, retired Cornell research professor John Sanford was finally invited by sympathetic staff at the world’s leading medical institution, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), to present his work.
Sanford was once an evolutionist, and few geneticists could boast of (1) having their work involved in feeding starving billions in the 3rd world and (2) having his inventions in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. But late in his career, what should have been an instant invitation to speak at the NIH seemed permanently closed. Why? Dr Sanford had become a creationist.
Not an unreasonable statement.
Though I must say, conventional medical advances aside, it seems the potential for technology to benefit us took a downward turn when we stepped into the abyss of digital technological endeavors.
Ultimately they want to connect God’s DNA creation with man made digital technology. Will it be like trying to mix miry clay with iron?
There’s a strongly held opinion that it’s smarter to believe in evolution. But if you could divide the general strength of that belief by the magnitude of its error, you would get a negligible quotient.
I’m very confident that belief in evolution corresponds with decreased intellectual activation in the believer’s mind when compared with belief in creation.
Wow. Now there you go. So cool...
Well, I would say some of the first tries will be nightmarish.
I shouldn’t say that though. They may be able to come up with an interface to access a large database.
That would be pretty cool.
I know they probably want to do away with cell phones, and have them powered by a human’s body.
BTW: Thank you...
One point is that given current rates of mutation we or other organisms may actually not have been around for millions of years. No one is sure how complex so called primitive organisms were since we have no good biologically active or biochemical fossils. It may only take hundreds of generations for disastrous mutations to finally render our genome severely dysfunctional. I suppose it would be a good project to research the med literature for all reports of genetic disease occurence and track it for survivability and prevalence.
I thought God said our numbers would dwindle greatly before He came back to make things right.
A very significant problem with my statement about intellect is that some might take it personally. I should clarify that I don’t mean it personally, but rather I mean it as simple fact. There is a vast difference between the intent to cause personal insult versus the intent to state fact.
High birth rates by the underclass only last while the welfare state supports them. Remove the welfare state, and suddenly the underclass women find it unworkable to have kids, and go back to their traditional role of being the housekeepers and nannies of the middle and upper classes.
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