The Devolution Of The Species Homo Sapiens

Mankind in now faced with a lifestyle outside of nature that is supported by a highly leveraged, just-in-time supply-chain infrastructure. Our ‘civilization’ is largely influenced by a socioeconomic meme that has been identified and disclosed by the relatively few people who are living outside of what might aptly be called this controlling meme. People like Dr. Susan Blackmore and Max Igan, have documented this ‘meme’ for others to consider in relation to their own lives.

Unlike in the not so distant past, mankind has completely disconnected itself from a symbiotic life in nature… posing a grave risk to all of mankind.

In his book, The Wild Horse Conspiracy, Dr. Craig Downer wrote: “In the wild the vigor of any species or race is preserved.” It’s clear that what Downer suggests is that the stressors and requirements to live and propagate within a natural environment are the stimuli for gene activation and expression leading to the subsequent evolution needed to deal with survival in the environment. But this process certainly requires a continual genetic dialog between species, which I believe is the genesis of epigenetics in organisms. I also believe that not only are the species preserved, but in fact are enhanced when in-tune with nature.

Having said that however, doesn’t mankind now find itself suddenly living isolated inside an artificial bubble, an environment of its own construct and devoid of the symphony of ongoing genetic dialog that exists in nature? And if so, what stressors are now acting upon man? Are the man-made stressors of this new artificial environment triggering gene expression that could lead to the devolution of our species? Could new artificial stressors be designed and integrated into this artificial environment through GMO foods, vaccines and even radio waves?

Quite possibly, anthropogenic RF pollution presents the greatest immediate risk to all life on earth, as is outlined in the groundbreaking documentary titled, ‘Resonance’

If you want a real eye-opener, watch the video Resonance here:  https://vimeo.com/54189727

Then read this white paper: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1873506115000574

People who are heavily influenced by the ubiquitous effect of the current socioeconomic ‘meme’ have a strong tendency to examine and dissect the world around them using a very limited, almost programmed, perspective that is to some extent shaped and informed by the various forms of the media, an integral part of the meme. For instance, this article titled ‘Poultry flu outbreak has lessons for human health’ cites a statement by Prof.  Rabinowitz in regard to the evolving strains of influenza, where he states:

“The spread of the virus also means more and more people and other animals are being exposed to the virus. “Although this virus has not caused human infections that we know of, avian influenza viruses often can infect swine, and there are a lot of swine in Minnesota and Iowa,” Rabinowitz said. “The scenario that worries us is that of an avian strain mixing with a human strain and creating a new strain that’s highly pathogenic in humans. This can happen in pigs who can be infected by both human and avian strains and serve as ‘mixing vessels’.”
 
He added, “That’s what is believed to have happened with the 2009 pandemic H1N1 influenza strain, which caused millions of infections and killed thousands of people around the world. H1N1 is a triple recombinant: it has elements of a pig strain, an avian strain and a human strain. So at some point, these strains may have mixed inside of a pig. The problem in the Midwest is that there are a lot of pigs and a lot of chickens — and a lot of people.
 
Rabinowitz explained that, to quickly detect an outbreak of such a new strain in humans, it would be important to carefully monitor individuals, such as farmworkers, who have close contact with potentially infected birds. This is not routinely done on an ongoing basis.”

It is fascinating to me that this aforementioned article suggests that there are ‘lessons’ to be learned, but one seemingly important lesson is totally overlooked by what might be considered a myopic perspective, which stems from a flawed problem solving paradigm. Could it be that the process of analyzing a problem is affected by the human socio-psychological condition stemming from the meme?

In the case of the Avian Flu strains being discussed, the ubiquitous assumption among most scientists seems to be that the animals are themselves the nexus of these virulent strains of flu, which are then subsequently transmitted to humans. However, it seems to me that the farm workers who may become ill with one or more common viruses contracted from other humans, might transmit human disease organisms to the animals they tend, and the animals may then act as recombinant hosts for said diseases without becoming ill themselves. And then at some evolutionary jumping point, those diseases are re-transmitted back from the host animals to humans in a more virulent form of the original strain. Clearly this is a plausible evolutionary pathway, which then begs the question; does it make sense to quarantine sick humans away from healthy animals, such as chickens or pigs? But this poses the unpopular conundrum of seeming to place the welfare of animals over humans. And here we find the big disconnect; we fail to fully comprehend that all life on the planet is interconnected, and no species is totally autonomous, lest it become weakened by its genetic isolation.

Simply by raising large groups of animals in relatively sterile factory-like compounds, outside the daily genetic dialog found in nature, which provide ongoing and continuous evolutionary immuno-genetic-data, guarantees these isolated masses of animals will suffer a net loss of immunological information needed for survival. This in turn has required more man-made vaccines, and the beginning of a losing cyclic battle.

Ancient man, had some intrinsic understanding of the importance of the interconnection and symbiosis of species on the planet. But that now fading understanding, which was not reliant upon science, stemmed from living within, and being influenced daily by a natural environment as opposed to the contrived environmental construct of mankind today. Our cities, in many ways place humans in genetic exile from nature and its evolutionary positive feedback loop, which is needed if species are to continue on a mutual co-evolutionary path.

Mankind today has seemingly been programmed to believe that it can somehow evolve without nature. However, in doing so, it risks becoming isolated from the co-evolutionary process and incremental daily exposure to the vital electromagnetic dialog in nature, which actually builds our genetic competence (authoring new genes) to survive on this planet. Allowing mankind to evolve in a self-imposed exile within the confines of our ‘societal jungles’ and apart from the direct day-to-day influences found only in nature assures a diverging gap in the evolutionary paths of mankind and nature. For instance, we are now seeing that human immune response to various emerging bacteria and viruses is failing. And this failing immune-response is a result of many complicating factors, including but not limited to: daily exposure to damaging anthropogenic electromagnetic fields (Cell Phone radiation, VHF, UHF, etc.), man-made chemical toxins in our water and environment and societal stresses related to dancing to the tune of artificial societal expectations.

The question now is; can mankind survive in exile in a world of our own making that is devoid of a daily electromagnetic dialog with the planet and the myriad of organisms that live in our former home in nature? And is it possible that at some future point in time, our relatively isolated genetic profile will become defenseless against organisms that have naturally evolved on our own planet?

About the author:

William E. Simpson II lives with his wife in the remote wilderness of the Cascade-Siskiyou Mountains in Siskiyou County, CA. From this unique vantage point, he observes the world and nature around him, including the families of wild horses. More about William here: https://www.authorsguild.net/services/members/340