| Bringing Intelligent design/Evolution together -
03-18-2008, 05:37 AM
I have actually been thinking about an alternative theory that incorporates both current trains of thought:
(And want to know what you people think)
1. Evolution
2. Intelligent Design
Evolution basically states that mutations are random.
Intelligent design states that there is a common creator behind life and everything as we know it. I believe there is a common factor but it isnt god.
That factor is called resonance. Or the study of the vibration.
Vibration at dif frequencies offers a form of structure in the sense that it creates geometrical patterns that steadily become more intricate as the frequency of vibration goes up. This offers a universal system in which everything can be measured. Possibly a theory of everything?
Vibration can also be measured in musical notes or what is known as sound, if you extract the air from the environment then all of a sudden there is no sound, just an undetectable wave of vibration moving out from the source. A source for possible organization and interaction between life and things giving off ether energy or some form of exchange.
Nicoli Tesla was an avid tester of dif things, and in one of his experiments he was measuring the effects of dif vibration frequencies on the mind, and found that the mind would adapt in small changes in frequency changing the vibration resonance of the mind in the process as long as there was a steady stream of stimulus. Say the mind was running at 200 Hz and you transmitted 212 Hz. The mind would pick up on that and reconfigure to balance out at 206. Meaning that life would naturally find a balance, exactly how life interacts in the real world. Almost like these rules evolve and transcend each evolutionary jump and all come back to a core fundamental presence of vibration.
Now there are three types of general mutations, additions, deletions and inversions. And then there are a whole bunch of variations. Well resonance could also provide this too through small changes in frequency. As resonance goes up, it could be considered as an addition, if resonance goes down, it could be considered as a deletion. And at certain frequencies, the direction of frequency changes creating the inversion. Meaning that mutations are not random but structured after all.
All the variations in genetics can be constructed in some form or another when you start combining dif frequencies. It is said that every organ in the body has its own frequency and therefore in my opinion has chosen its own evolutionary path. Creating compounding frequency factors giving way to variations of genetic mutations.
In philosophy it is said that thoughts become our reality, well resonance could provide this too through the framework that I am outlining. For positive thoughts would increase the resonance and push evolution forward. The environment would help shape the look of the animal, but the resonance would provide the symmetry and both would create a balance for the organism to evolve in.
There’s more, this system of resonance could provide answers to why viruses develop immunity to antibiotics. When a cell dies, the stimulus of the cell goes through the roof creating a new frequency of vibration output, at the cellular level it is very easy to reorganize and create a mutation in order to survive by creating a more intricate inner working that vibration resonance provides. And the new level of vibration would make it more aggressive.
Technically by reversing the vibration and degrading it, I believe that you can probably make less aggressive forms of the same virus returning it to a previous state.
This again means that everything has a structure.
Darwin when coming to his conclusions was largely basing his assumptions on information he didn’t know much about and therefore came to the conclusion that mutations were indeed random.
I believe that mutations not only happen dynamically, but are chosen by certain disorders and influenced by our thoughts through this simple form of resonance.
In the medical field it is thought that our bodies run on electricity, this is fundamentally flawed in my opinion, as ECG only measures the after product of the burning of energy. But we actually run on vibration. There are inconsistencies even in the medical field about the transmission being too fast, and that pain still registers even after the application of antibiotics. Vibration solves this too, because vibration works much faster than electricity does, not to mention electricity is very chaotic and not efficient at all. Not so with vibration.
You also have to consider that when a cell duplicates, it is actually increasing its vibration, or a very simple form of sex. We also follow the same rules; it’s no coincidence that we reach a maximum point of stimulus just before the point of pro-creation.
There are also 2 very important factors that are incorporated into the creation of life.
1. The golden ratio
2. The math term we call pie.
Both ratios can be found all throughout nature and actually form the base of evolution, for they create balance and order by finding the exact point in which the ratio can never be duplicated, and countless mathematicians have tried to find the point in which the ratio begins duplicating upon itself. But the true answer in my opinion is that it never ends, for if it did end then the evolutionary scale would stagnant and the changes in evolution would come to a halt. | 
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