Posted by Templar on May 13, 1999 at 13:36:57:
In Reply to: Origins - other ideas posted by Templar on May 11, 1999 at 17:29:58:
Molecules:
It's interesting that the average person, irregardless of their faith or lack of it, simply accepts the existance of molecules without a second thought. If I were to believe that the universe was the result of a big block of matter suddenly exploding - I would want to know why it was made up of these bizarre little, complex, highly-designed building blocks called molecules. If 'Energy takes the route of least resistance' shouldn't our Periodic Element table have maybe 4 or so elements with Hydrogen and Helium being 95% of material? Whatever - if we, instead, look at molecules as the designed building blocks of our current reality - wouldn't destroying them cause a rupture in our reality? It would be interesting to look at events directly after nuclear testing in Nevada and the Hiroshima bombing then track increases in earthquakes, volcanic activities, UFO sightings and maybe other small shifts in our current reality. According to my sources, the radiation let off by a nuclear weapon came as a complete surprise to it's inventors - it was originally seen as just a big explosive device. Radiation... Radiation smashes through DNA like magnetic fields smash through computer coding. DNA is a highly complex programming language that can be disrupted by radiaion... is it therefore, somehow, programmed by radiation?
Just some musings - I was hoping someone had heard some other theories along these lines.