Why mRNA therapy won't work...
Awareness and understanding of the natural criteria of and for
functionality of man-made systems is vital for all life on earth.
Claude Shannon [1]
(1948) provides a mathematical definition of information and describes
precisely how much information can be communicated between different elements
of a living system and the limits of communication transfer rates in any
system, whether man made or biological. Fact is that this quantification method
demonstrates that information indeed is a physical substance. In biological
living systems communication for gene expression is not regulated, but again
‘steered’ by DNA to produce the exact, correct proteins all the way from our
genes to the functionality of large entities such as whole countries. The
working of DNA and Shannon’s theorem can be deemed equivalent regarding the
transmission of information. DNA is understood as the source of the message and
or transmission and proteins are the receivers. The message in the form of
information must be structured. By understanding how DNA. Lila Gatlin[2]
of the University of California, Berkeley wrote ‘Evolutionary Indices’ to
understand entropy in DNA messaging in higher and lower organisms and came to
the conclusion that they are the same because of the uncertainty principle. DNA
stores the hereditary information in a particular sequence of symbols from an
alphabet of four letters: A.T.C and G, which means this is a language. For this
study is it very important that we understand that entropy in the form of
potential information, an unknown number of messages that were not sent, plays
a role. Meanings can be misunderstood. If DNA is an information process and a theory of
information exists, then it is reasonable to suppose that scientists can at
least make a start of sketching out a theory of living organisms, in the full
sense of the word. When symbols of DNA are translated into the substance of
proteins communication takes place. In Gatlin’s ‘second-theorem selection’
fitness is not dependent on strong body or reproduction, but of genetic
information coding according to Shannon’s principles.
Systems regulating
genes are often influenced by events in the outer domain of the cell, i.e.,
environment. Also, the programs themselves depend for their functioning on the
finely adapted sequences of structural genes, which evolved to their present
state of high efficiency over long stretches of time, should not be
underestimated. In some cases. structural genes are also regulator genes; they
produce protein molecules which are instrumental in switching other genes on or
off. The issue with messenger RNA (mRNA) ordering which is specifically
targeted to a type of virus protein, is that a risk of destabilization of the
natural DNA sequencing code is probable, which is dependent on all information
input i.e. real time communication within and outside of the cell (environment)
and can't be switched off, because it is a dynamic, living, thus complex
system. (van Campen, Arend, 2021)[3]
The synthesis of these findings may indicate that mRNA vaccines are a form of
genetic coding which, due to their linear design, can’t function or risk the
stability in and of a non linear biological living system due to the complexity
which could lead to potential misunderstanding of messages transported by the
mRNA. This could lead to destabilized protein production. Because this too is
information, it would have to be taken into consideration to clarify the number
of excess deaths that are currently being observed by the (ONS) Office for
National Statistics in the UK.[4]
Uncertainty is expressed as entropy.
What is needed here is to distinguish data from [1] Van Campen, Arend, ‘ArendvanCampen.Blogspot.nl
[1] ONS (2023) ‘Deaths Registration’
information
because they are not the same. Data
means a combination of (useful) signals and (useless) noise. This could be a
number, or a symbol, code or graphs, whilst information is data put into
context. In other words information absorbs data towards meaning. This is what our
DNA is doing; it is keeping us alive by a balanced use of information.
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