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Maybe humans, through mass automation, COULD mass reproduce fellow homo sapiens with recessive alleles(such as ANTI-racism, liberalism, democracy, progressivism, creativity, intelligence and the other recessive traits and genes minus the diseases), without cloning per se. Epigenetic information polish could remove recessive diseases. Aiming for the recessive would also mitigate a phenotypic revolution. Recessive ≠ useful to machines. “Artificial wombs(robots birthing humans) may still mitigate phenotypic revolutions, so long as the machine itself doesn’t reproduce and only human DNA does. Plus, maybe one could create a human egg from human somatic cells. The issues will hopefully work out.
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Alexander Ohnemus
Fertility
26 August 2024
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“AARRR”ANTI-racis
t Anthology:
Reparations PAID BY
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Recessive
Reproduction
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Table of contents:
Introduction
1)Kalergi and Hart-Celler(and Memetics): White Antifragility
2)How Operational Are Artificial Wombs? Why
3)Genetic Individuality
4)SELF-CRITICAL THEORETICAL Artificial Womb
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Introduction
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Maybe humans, through mass automation, COULD mass reproduce fellow homo sapiens
with recessive alleles(such as ANTI-racism, liberalism, democracy, progressivism, creativity,
intelligence and the other recessive traits and genes minus the diseases), without cloning per se.
Epigenetic information polish could remove recessive diseases. Aiming for the recessive would
also mitigate a phenotypic revolution. Recessive useful to machines.
“Artificial wombs(robots birthing humans) may still mitigate phenotypic revolutions, so
long as the machine itself doesn’t reproduce and only human DNA does. Plus, maybe one could
create a human egg from human somatic cells. The issues will hopefully work out. The chances
may be increasing because ‘The artificial womb therefore represents a powerful new tool for
numerous research and clinical applications’(Partridge 2018).”.
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1)Kalergi and
Hart-Celler(and
Memetics): White
Antifragility
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Alexander Ohnemus
Applied Mathematics
06 May 2024
Kalergi and Hart-Celler and Memetic to White Antifragility
“Anti-zionism demonstrates North Western European gentiles have always had more
clout than Jews ever have. New discussion Started 2 hours ago Ashkenazi Jews have been part
Northwestern European(Celtic) for a long time:
1)https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372391955_The_Jewish-Celtic_Theorem Political
Trends also indicate: 2)http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.29875.40489
3)http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.15934.25926 4)“Anti-Zionism.” Merriam-Webster.com
Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anti-Zionism.
Accessed 25 Apr. 2024.”(Ohnemus 2024).
“Politically Correct Response to the Jewish Question: Ashkenazi Jews co-exist and
cooperate with the North Western European self-filter because the former are at least partially
diaspora of the Levantine, mixed with whoever is recessive enough to continue their
phenotype,(Levantine were some of the few Mediterraneans who were not subject to the
dysgenic forces of petty nationalism, which is clinging to a homeland thus being subject to
dysgenic forces). “Conservatives may have more kids but, liberals are more likely to use life
extension and to have increased socioeconomic status. Removing almost all doubt, the
self-imposed demographic decline of the North Western Europeans is an attempt to filter SO,
only their GENERALLY smartest remain. Progressivism rightfully did NOT emerge from the
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Jews but, from North Western Europeans recognizing that under their continued empire, proving
constructivism more so than hereditarianism, they would be subject to dysgenic forces and then
become petty nationalists, and they have mysterious impulses to check their own unchecked
power, as the most powerful group. As that was the case with the Mediterraneans. Plus,
GENERALLY the highest IQ North Western Europeans are liberals and they GENERALLY get
more progressive on race relations the more intelligent they become. ALL DISPARITIES are the
fault of the North Western Europeans, thus the MOST ENLIGHTENED North Western
European people should be cloned so they and their descendants can pay reparations. And the
recessive privileges of being an Enlightened North Western European should MAYBE be
distributed through genetically engineered somatic mutations”(Ohnemus 2024)”(Ohnemus
2024).
“Read a brief summary of this topic
Lyndon B. Johnson, (born Aug. 27, 1908, Gillespie county, Texas, U.S.—died Jan. 22,
1973, San Antonio, Texas), 36th president of the U.S. (1963–69). He taught school in Houston,
Texas, before going to Washington, D.C., in 1932 as a congressional aide. In Washington he was
befriended by Sam Rayburn, speaker of the House of Representatives, and his political career
blossomed. He won a seat in the U.S. House (1937–49) as a supporter of the New Deal, which
was under conservative attack. His loyalty impressed Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who made
Johnson his protégé. He won election to the U.S. Senate in 1949 in a vicious campaign that
involved fraud on both sides. As Democratic whip (1951–55) and majority leader (1955–61), he
developed a talent for consensus building through methods both tactful and ruthless. He was
largely responsible for passage of the civil rights bills of 1957 and 1960, the first in the 20th
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century. In 1960 he was elected vice president under John F. Kennedy; he became president after
Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. In his first few months in office he won passage of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964, the most comprehensive and far-reaching legislation of its kind in American
history. Later that year he announced his Great Society program of social-welfare and civil rights
legislation. His attention to domestic matters, however, was diverted by the country’s escalating
involvement in the Vietnam War (seeGulf of Tonkin Resolution), which provoked large student
demonstrations and other protests, beginning in the late 1960s. Meanwhile, discontent and
alienation among the young and racial minorities increased as the promises of the Great Society
failed to materialize. By 1967 Johnson’s popularity had declined steeply, and in early 1968 he
announced that he would not seek reelection. He retired to his Texas ranch”(Britannica 2024).
“For the white they are a constant reminder of guilt”(Johnson 1965).
Hart–Celler was among the “Great Society” reforms enacted under the Lyndon
B. Johnson administration. Because it eliminated the restrictive nationality-based
immigration quotas that had prevailed since 1924, the law was widely heralded as an
anti-discrimination measure”(Milkman 2021).
Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi was one of the thinkers of a utopian ideal, a
Pan-Europa, a European Union as a cultural, economic, political community of brother
countries to face the challenges of the world of the future and overcome the internal and
external problems of the past.He understood clearly the dynamics and the inertia of history
and for that reason could predict future events, the second World War as direct
consequence from the Treaty of Versailles, Russia as the new force in Europe to be reckon,
the future economic wars coming from America and Asia.But any utopian dream has many
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unrealistic elements and ideas that generally goes against its realization and this is also the
case for Pan-Europa. Misplaced faults, misplaced role models, misinterpretation of historical
events and movements of the past, a history written by the winners and interpreted by the
naïve.Today after many years after the creation of the European Union it is facing the same
problems that Coudenhove-Kalergi critiqued as European historical problems, a European
Empire that oppresses people, lack of freedom, economic wars, cultural dissolution,
animosity between neighboring countries, problematic pacts or treaties, decadence in
general and nationalism. Nationalism was viewed by Coudenhove-Kalergi as the problem
for the union of Europe but ironically now a new nationalism is growing in Europe as a
promise for the protection of the cultural identity of Europe, of the Roman-Hellenic and
Christian roots, of science, of philosophy and of the human knowledge in every human field
as specific identity roots of the European peoples as well understood by him.“The two
polarities of the European civilization are the Hellenic individualism and the Christian
socialism”.“The European civilization is by nature pragmatic and rationalist, aspires to
achieve with all its strength reasonable objectives. Its best contribution is the science and
the practical application of this technique, to chemistry and to medicine. In this, it
advantages by far to all the rest of civilizations that existed until now”.“Thanks to its strong
activity, because of its Nordic character, the European civilization dominates around the
entire world, thus, whereas the other civilizations are in decadence, the European advances
triumphant”.“The whole European question finishes in the Russian problem. The main
objective of the European policy must be to prevent the Russian invasion. To prevent it,
there is only one way: the European union”.“However, Europe could find itself in such
favorable situation like the United States, because is populated by the same race, has
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approximately the same weather and is ruled by the same democratic principle”.“Every
civilized person must fight for the nation to be converted tomorrow in a private thing of each
one, as it is today the religion. The future separation between nation, cultural entity, and
State, political entity, will be a cultural action so important as the separation between
Church and State. The concept of “National State” will fall in disuse the same that the one of
State Church and will withdraw before the principle: The free nation in the free
State.””(Kalergi and Salvagno 2019).
Alexander Ohnemus
Political Science
27 April 2024
Nuance
“Conservatives may have more kids but, liberals are more likely to use life extension and
to have increased socioeconomic status. Removing almost all doubt, the self-imposed
demographic decline of the North Western Europeans is an attempt to filter SO, only their
GENERALLY smartest remain. Progressivism rightfully did NOT emerge from the Jews but,
from North Western Europeans recognizing that under their continued empire, proving
constructivism more so than hereditarianism, they would be subject to dysgenic forces and then
become petty nationalists, and they have mysterious impulses to check their own unchecked
power, as the most powerful group. As dysgenics collapsed Mediterraneans empires. Plus,
GENERALLY the highest IQ North Western Europeans are liberals and they GENERALLY get
more progressive on race relations the more intelligent they become. ALL DISPARITIES are the
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fault of the North Western Europeans, thus the MOST ENLIGHTENED North Western
European people should be cloned so they and their descendants can pay reparations. And the
recessive privileges of being an Enlightened North Western European should MAYBE be
distributed through genetically engineered somatic mutations”(Ohnemus 2024).
Higher intelligence is associated with liberal political ideology, atheism, and
men's (but not women's) preference for sexual exclusivity. More intelligent people are
statistically more likely to exhibit social values and religious and political preferences
that are novel to human evolution. Specifically, liberalism and atheism, and for men (but
not women), preference for sexual exclusivity correlate with higher intelligence, a new
study finds”(Kanazawa 2010).
Sir Francis Galton, (born Feb. 16, 1822, near Sparkbrook, Birmingham, Warwickshire,
Eng.—died Jan. 17, 1911, Grayshott House, Haslemere, Surrey), British explorer, anthropologist,
and eugenicist. Galton, a cousin of Charles Darwin, studied medicine at Cambridge University but
never took a degree. As a young man he traveled widely in Europe and Africa, making useful
contributions in zoology and geography. He was among the first to recognize the implications of
Darwin’s theory of evolution, eventually coining the word eugenics to denote the science of planned
human betterment through selective mating. His aim was the creation not of an aristocratic elite but
of a population consisting entirely of superior men and women. He also wrote important works on
human intelligence, fingerprinting, applied statistics, twins, blood transfusions, criminality,
meteorology, and measurement”(Britannica 2024).
White Supremacy, or at least Nazism, was a political movement so it was definitely white
supremacist yet, it also happened to murder whites(who in the strictest sense only are Western
Europeans, more broadly all Europeans, and at the broadest all Caucasoids ( Europeans, North
Africans, Middle Easterners, Western Asians, Central Asians, etc). The Axis Powers was partially led
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by the Japanese(definitely not Caucasoids), the Italians(mostly Mediterraneans and sometimes part
Sub Saharan), and Germany(the most European of the Axis leaders). The Nazis definitely did not
care about the most vulnerable members of Germany's population(even though those may have also
been ethnic Germans). For whatever reason the Nazis sided with the Italians(many of whom were
and are part Sub Saharan). And the Nazis killed the European Jews(the Ashkenazi Jews are
actually more European and closer to Nordic than the Italians). The Nazis actually, by killing many
behaviorally nonconformists(maybe largely ethnic Germans), probably set back scientific progress
that Europe had been famous for. The Nazis, ironically, murdered more Europeans(ethnic European
Jews included) than probably any other population. A parallel may be that conservative(especially
Nazi) policies almost always hinder the very Western Europeans that those ideas are thought to care
so much for. Even the far more innocent American Conservative politics end up killing many Western
Europeans(see Dying of Whiteness). The Slavs, Eastern Europeans killed by the Nazis, are actually
lighter in complexion and more diverse in hair color and eye color than many Western
Europeans(Celts by conjecture are counterintuitively darker than Slavs). More evidence actually
exists of the irony that the white supremacy often ends up hurting the most strictly defined
whites(Western Europeans). And other times the second most strictly defined whites(all Europeans).
Conservative attitudes often cause large segments of the Western European population(and
probably other Europeans) to die out of anti vaccine fallacies. Thus, ignorance leads to anti-vaxx
behavior which results in death. Europeans(being still the most privileged group) are DEFINITELY
not dying out of being European but rather of conservative policies that they have been persuaded to
support. Besides anti-vaxx attitudes and the resulting health issues, another example is
complacency to authority with the East Palestine train derailment. Conservative values are generally
authority, purity, in-group loyalty, harm avoidance, and reciprocity. Liberals emphasize harm
avoidance and reciprocity and the farther towards the political left, the more those two last values
dominate psyches. Perhaps another example is that conservatives have sentiments to allow a
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complete violation of harm avoidance and reciprocity, that being Russia invading Ukraine. In total, in
category theory, for reasons not completely known, the category of conservative is overall coercive
to the well-being of whites(most strictly Western Europeans, more broadly all Europeans and most
broadly all Caucasoids)”(Ohnemus 2023).
We analyzed 127 Ancient Roman genomes with a view to understanding the
possible reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire. Taking the polygenic score for
educational attainment (EA4) as a proxy for intelligence, we find that intelligence
increased from the Neolithic Era (Z= -0.77) to the Iron Age (Z= 0.86), declines after the
Republic Period and during the Imperial Period (Z= -0.27) and increases in Late
Antiquity (Z= 0.25) and is approximately at the same level today (Z= 0.08). We show
that this is congruent with a cyclical model of civilization based around intelligence,
with the documented history of Rome, and also with patterns of immigration into
Rome”(Piffer, et al. 2023).
Even controversial right winger Nathan Cofnas admits liberals tend to be more
intelligent and wokeness is popular among the most intelligent(Cofnas 2024).
Alexander Ohnemus
Applied Mathematics
30 April 2024
Nuance 2
“Conservatives may have more kids but, liberals are more likely to use life extension and to
have increased socioeconomic status. Removing almost all doubt, the self-imposed demographic
decline of the North Western Europeans is an attempt to filter SO, only their GENERALLY smartest
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remain. Progressivism rightfully did NOT emerge from the Jews but, from North Western Europeans
recognizing that under their continued empire, proving constructivism more so than hereditarianism,
they would be subject to dysgenic forces and then become petty nationalists, and they have
mysterious impulses to check their own unchecked power, as the most powerful group. As dysgenics
collapsed Mediterranean empires. Plus, GENERALLY the highest IQ North Western Europeans are
liberals and they GENERALLY get more progressive on race relations the more intelligent they
become. ALL DISPARITIES are the fault of the North Western Europeans, thus the MOST
ENLIGHTENED North Western European people should be cloned so they and their descendants
can pay reparations. And the recessive privileges of being an Enlightened North Western European
should MAYBE be distributed through genetically engineered somatic mutations”(Ohnemus 2024).
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus is true because integration is the inverse operation
of derivation. In the real world, when something is derived from something else, it leaves from that
something else. When something integrates into something else, it becomes part of that something
else. Therefore integration is the opposite of derivation, and an integral is the same as an
antiderivative. An example could be populations. Racial Europeans are the derivative of every other
racial population. Thus, when populations integrate, racial European characteristics are the most
recessive. However, a strong enough acquired mutation could potentially turn any individual into a
part of the Racial European population. Mutations only derive other races into Racial Europeans and
not the other way around. This can be extended to critical race theory, proving the Fundamental
Theorem of Calculus. Racial Europeans no longer have genes to mutate back. The concrete
example of the integration and deriving of populations may not match the abstract mathematical
concepts exactly because of entropy. Entropy causes the illusion of time, randomness, and the
difference between the abstract and the concrete. (group theory) A theorem which proves that, given
critical race theory, Europeans evolved to be socially privileged by being privileged derivatives of all
other races in meritocracy through individualism, and all other forms of systemic racism, and being
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recessive to all other races upon genetic integration, thus being a real life example of the
fundamental Theorem of Calculus by presenting the inverse relationship of integration and
derivation. Proving the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus through Critical Race Theory Already on
Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BPP7M31V?ref_=dbs_m_mng_wam_calw_tkin_6&storeType=
ebooks&qid=1689278494&sr=1-5 “(Ohnemus 2023).
Common knowledge is cloning approaches the future because of technological innovations .
“Western Europeans (Norse, Celts, and Germanics) owe reparations to every other people. So,
Western Europeans should be cloned to outnumber every other population and then be transported
to outer space to begin an interplanetary welfare state”(Ohnemus 2023).
White privilege greatly benefits people and common knowledge is the skin-whitening is
extremely popular thus, lucrative. So, maybe maybe many would genetically engineer themselves to
become white(Gosha 2021).
The precautionary principle matters so, simple surgeries are less dangerous. If both
the traits and genes desired in genetic
engineering are the more recessive ones then
can the operation be simplified to somatic
mutations? How? Why?”(Ohnemus 2024).
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White Privilege Antiracist Razor: The best way to test a theory is, of course through
observation of tradition, risk analysis, and skin in the game(paying a price for failure or citing those
who do). And more specific theories are easier to support in the social sciences if the evidence can
be highly interdisciplinary(involve more and more disciplines). For example: will the big freeze(the
most likely end of the universe considering the second law of thermodynamics) result in a literally
universal ice age thus turning all humans Western European(Celtic, Norse, and or Germanic) by
either genetic engineering, somatic mutations, natural selection ,etc.? Could that explain the low
ethnocentrism and high individualism of Western Europeans? Theoretical physics and anthropology
combined”(Ohnemus 2023).
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dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31224.66561.
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Theory.” ResearchGate.Net, Ohnemus University , 13 July 2023,
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2)How Operational
Are Artificial Wombs?
Why?
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Artificial wombs(robots birthing humans) may still mitigate phenotypic revolutions, so long as
the machine itself doesn’t reproduce and only human DNA does. Plus, maybe one could create a
human egg from human somatic cells. The issues will hopefully work out. The chances may be
increasing because "The artificial womb therefore represents a powerful new tool for numerous
research and clinical applications"(Partridge 2018). 0)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383411024_Genetic_Individuality?channel=doi&linkId=66c
b940b920e05672e50451d&showFulltext=true 1)Partridge, E.A., Davey, M.G. & Flake, A.W.
Development of the Artificial Womb. Curr Stem Cell Rep 4, 69–73 (2018).
https://doi.org/10.1007/s40778-018-0120-1. 2)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/374086707_Game_Theory_aromanticism_MGTOW_Incels
?channel=doi&linkId=650d2138c05e6d1b1c2667bb&showFulltext=true
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3)Genetic
Individuality
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Alexander Ohnemus
Genetics/ Deductive Reasoning
18 August 2024
Genetic Individuality
Identical twins are not the same person. Genetic engineering may alter both traits and
genes but the individual’s identity remains the same. The law of identity forbids contradictions.
Contradictions are illogical. STR testing can identify an individual’s genetic identity. Genetic
testing, POTENTIALLY, can even detect both germline and somatic mutations to deduce an
individual’s identity. If recessive privilege distribution is limited to mutating (both somatic and
germinal) then POTENTIALLY genetic testing can still deduce the individual’s identity even
post-mutation. Potentially pseudocode then Wolfram Language could automate deducing identity
by detecting any mutations.
Although seemingly unrelated, physics is the foundational science thus, coupled with
critical rationalism, assists genetic testing in scaling the law of identity. “We can incorrectly cling
to the Newtonian and macroscopic view, thereby abandoning relativity, quantum mechanics,
modern cosmology, and string theory. We can incorrectly not adjust premises and concepts upon
contradictions in relativity, quantum mechanics, modern cosmology, and string theory. Or we can
apply the law of identity to all of modern physics, PERHAPS identifying the afterlife”(Ohnemus
2024). All branches of physics, at least before engineering, would assist in this detective venture.
The law of identity, even in physics, intimately connects to identifying a genetically modified
individual. Particularly intimate to genetic individual identification, is the law of identity scaled
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to quantum mechanics because molecular biology probably involves microscopes. Micro and
quantum are at least similar words, and maybe even synonyms. One needs at least a basic
knowledge of physics to identify a human GMO. Physics is rightfully the foundational science.
If one can distinguish between a pair of identical twins then identifying the same person,
post-genetic engineering, may be easier.
DNA is
composed of four bases: adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G), and cytosine (C). The
arrangement of ATGC and the way DNA chains are folded are thought to help generate the
differences among individual people.
Differences in DNA folding can emerge in identical twins even just after they have
separated from the fertilized egg”(Tokyo 2023). Humans are visual thus, graphics and figures are
often more pedagogically useful than mere words. Genetics significantly overlaps with
information theory. A sequence of DNA resembles a line of computer code. DNA bases are
analogous to code commands. Adenine abbreviated as A. T is short for thymine. G stands for
guanine. C represents cytosine. The arrangement of A, T, G, and C, depends on the person. A
lesser-known genetic factor is DNA folding. DNA folding may account for constructivist law
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and recessive privileges. Heritability is a heuristic. For example, folding individually
differentiates a pair of identical twins.
DNA base rearrangement means germline mutation. Somatic mutations are DNA folds.
“…monozygotic twins differ on average by 5.2 early developmental mutations and
approximately 15% of monozygotic twins have a substantial number of these early
developmental mutations specific to one of them”(Jonsson, et al 2021). Monozygotic means
identical. Averages are difficult to interpret. Nonlinear averages especially complicate
interpretation. “We observed instances where a twin was formed from a single cell lineage in the
pre-twinning cell mass and instances where a twin was formed from several cell
lineages”(Jonsson, et al 2021). Further supporting constructivism over hereditarianism,
individuals mutate before they are even born. Cell lineages are microscopic thus, a new
phenomenon in pre-birth individual development. “CpG>TpG mutations increased in frequency
with embryonic development, coinciding with an increase in DNA methylation”(Jonsson, et al
2021). The point is two identical twins vary so much, yet remain identical, that one individual
post-mutation is still identifiable.
Some of the sources will be summarized and or paraphrased because the essay’s point is
to plan to maintain genetic individuality post-genetic engineering.
In summary, STR testing can identify an individual’s genetic identity. Genetic testing,
POTENTIALLY, can even detect both germline and somatic mutations to deduce an individual’s
identity. If recessive privilege distribution is limited to mutating (both somatic and germinal)
then POTENTIALLY genetic testing can still deduce the individual’s identity even
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post-mutation. Potentially pseudocode then Wolfram Language could automate deducing identity
by detecting any mutations.
“How strong of a mutation changes an individual’s DNA signature beyond identification?
How specifically? Every human constantly mutates yet retains their genetic identity thus, the
mutation must be stronger than usual”(Ohnemus 2024).
“Since when they generate a 'DNA fingerprint' it is normally a consensus sequence i.e.,
the average of many 'formally equivalent' molecules rather than a single molecule. Therefore it
would likely take impossibly massive mutation/DNA modification/degradation to prevent
identification”(Penketh 2024).
“DNA fingerprinting is a laboratory technique used to determine the probable identity of
a person based on the nucleotide sequences of certain regions of human DNA that are unique to
individuals. DNA fingerprinting is used in a variety of situations, such as criminal investigations,
other forensic purposes, and paternity testing. In these situations, one aims to ‘match’ two DNA
fingerprints with one another, such as a DNA sample from a known person and one from an
unknown person”(Chadwick 2024).
“We offer human cell line identity verification using short tandem repeat DNA profiling
(STR Profiling). We offer human cell line identity verification using short tandem repeat DNA
profiling (STR Profiling).
The service includes Genomic DNA extraction, QC, PCR amplification of 9 STR loci
plus Amelogenin using Promega GenePrint 10 System, Fragment Analysis with ABI 3730XL
DNA Analyzer, comprehensive data analysis with ABI Genemapper software, and final
verification using supplier databases including ATCC and DSMZ.
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Please submit your sample as cell pellets ( 1 million cells/cell line) in DUPLICATE. The
sample names on the order form should list each unique cell line (don't list the duplicates as
separate samples on the order form)”(UC Berkeley 2018).
“Many previous estimates of the mutation rate in humans have relied on screens of
visible mutants. We investigated the rate and pattern of mutations at the nucleotide level by
comparing pseudogenes in humans and chimpanzees to (i) provide an estimate of the average
mutation rate per nucleotide, (ii) assess heterogeneity of mutation rate at different sites and for
different types of mutations, (iii) test the hypothesis that the X chromosome has a lower mutation
rate than autosomes, and (iv) estimate the deleterious mutation rate. Eighteen processed
pseudogenes were sequenced, including 12 on autosomes and 6 on the X chromosome. The
average mutation rate was estimated to be approximately 2.5 x 10(-8) mutations per nucleotide
site or 175 mutations per diploid genome per generation. Rates of mutation for both transitions
and transversions at CpG dinucleotides are one order of magnitude higher than mutation rates at
other sites. Single nucleotide substitutions are 10 times more frequent than length mutations.
Comparison of rates of evolution for X-linked and autosomal pseudogenes suggests that the male
mutation rate is 4 times the female mutation rate, but provides no evidence for a reduction in
mutation rate that is specific to the X chromosome. Using conservative calculations of the
proportion of the genome subject to purifying selection, we estimate that the genomic deleterious
mutation rate (U) is at least 3. This high rate is difficult to reconcile with multiplicative fitness
effects of individual mutations and suggests that synergistic epistasis among harmful mutations
may be common”(Nachman 2000).
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“Although mutation provides the fuel for phenotypic evolution, it also imposes a
substantial burden on fitness through the production of predominantly deleterious alleles, a
matter of concern from a human health perspective. Here, recently established databases on de
novo mutations for monogenic disorders are used to estimate the rate and molecular spectrum of
spontaneously arising mutations and to derive several inferences concerning eukaryotic genome
evolution. Although the human per-generation mutation rate is exceptionally high, on a per-cell
division basis, the human germline mutation rate is lower than that recorded for any other
species. Comparison with data from other species demonstrates a universal mutational bias
toward A/T composition and leads to the hypothesis that genome-wide nucleotide composition
generally evolves to the point at which the power of selection in favor of G/C is approximately
balanced by the power of random genetic drift, such that variation in equilibrium genome-wide
nucleotide composition is largely defined by variation in mutation biases. Quantification of the
hazards associated with introns reveals that mutations at key splice-site residues are a major
source of human mortality. Finally, a consideration of the long-term consequences of current
human behavior for deleterious-mutation accumulation leads to the conclusion that a substantial
reduction in human fitness can be expected over the next few centuries in industrialized societies
unless novel means of genetic intervention are developed”(Lynch 2009).
“Although the human germline mutation rate is higher than that in any other well-studied
species, the rate is not exceptional once the effective genome size and effective population size
are taken into consideration. Human somatic mutation rates are substantially elevated above
those in the germline, but this is also seen in other species. What is exceptional about humans is
the recent detachment from the challenges of the natural environment and the ability to modify
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phenotypic traits in ways that mitigate the fitness effects of mutations, e.g., precision and
personalized medicine. This results in a relaxation of selection against mildly deleterious
mutations, including those magnifying the mutation rate itself. The long-term consequence of
such effects is an expected genetic deterioration in the baseline human condition, potentially
measurable on the timescale of a few generations in Westernized societies, and because the brain
is a particularly large mutational target, this is of particular concern. Ultimately, the price will
have to be covered by further investment in various forms of medical intervention. Resolving the
uncertainties of the magnitude and timescale of these effects will require the establishment of
stable, standardized, multigenerational measurement procedures for various human traits”(Lynch
2016).
“cellular automata (CA) is a model of a spatially distributed process that consists of an
array (usually two-dimensional) of cells that ‘evolve’ step-by-step according to the state of
neighboring cells and certain rules that depend on the simulation. CAs can be used to simulate
various real-world processes. They were invented in the 1940s by American mathematicians
John von Neumann and Stanislaw Ulam at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Though apparently
simple, some CAs are universal computers; that is, they can do any computer-capable
computation. The best-known cellular automaton, John Conway’s ‘Game of Life’ (1970),
simulates the processes of life, death, and population dynamics”(Britannica 2024).
“Short tandem repeat (STR) analysis is an informative approach to genetic identification
that is commonly associated with DNA testing in forensic laboratories, paternity and missing
persons cases. STR analysis is also used to verify tissue sample origins, authenticate cell lines,
and detect tissue or cell mixtures”(Promega 2024).
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“Germline genetic testing can be done via cheek swab, spit sample, or a blood draw. This
type of genetic testing looks for germline mutations, or inherited predispositions to certain types
of cancers. The BRCA 1 and 2 mutations are well-known mutations that increase someone’s risk
for ovarian and breast cancer”(OCRA 2022). “Somatic testing is another form of genetic testing,
but unlike germline, which looks for inherited mutations, somatic genetic testing is looking for
acquired mutations in a confined set of cells or tissue”(OCRA 2022).
“Are mathematical equations the best way to model nature? For many years it had been
assumed that they were. But in the early 1980s, Stephen Wolfram made the radical proposal that
one should instead build models that are based directly on simple computer programs. Wolfram
made a detailed study of a class of such models known as cellular automata and discovered a
remarkable fact: even when the underlying rules are very simple, the behavior they produce can
be highly complex, and can mimic many features of what we see in nature. Based on this result,
Wolfram began a program of research to develop what he called ‘A Science of Complexity.’ The
results of Wolfram's work found many applications, from the so-called Wolfram Classification
central to fields such as artificial life to new ideas about cryptography and fluid dynamics. This
book is a collection of Wolfram's original papers on cellular automata and complexity. Some of
these papers are widely known in the scientific community; others have never been published
before. Together, the papers provide a highly readable account of what has become a major new
field of science, with important implications for physics, biology, economics, computer science,
and many other areas”(Wolfram 2018).
“The central preoccupation of human genetics is an effort to understand the genotypic
basis of human phenotypic diversity. Although recent progress in identifying the genes that,
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when mutated, underlie major genetic diseases has been rapid, knowledge of the genetic
influences on the vast range of variable, and at least partially heritable, traits that constitute the
‘normal’ range of human phenotypic variation lags. Spectacular advances in our knowledge of
human genetic variation have laid the groundwork for a synthesis of insights from medical
genetics, population genetics, molecular evolution, and the study of human origins that places
basic constraints on models of human genetic individuality. Balancing selection, local adaptation,
mutation-selection balance, and founder effects have all extensively shaped contemporary
genetic variation. Long-term-balancing selection appears largely to reflect the consequences of
host-pathogen arms races. Local adaptation has been widespread—and involved responses to a
plethora of selective pressures, some identifiable but most unknown. However, it appears to be a
combination of mutation-selection balance and founder effects that largely accounts for genetic
individuality. If true, this inference has major implications for future research programs in human
genetics”(Olson 2012).
“DNA fingerprinting is a laboratory technique used to determine the probable identity of
a person based on the nucleotide sequences of certain regions of human DNA that are unique to
individuals. DNA fingerprinting is used in a variety of situations, such as criminal investigations,
other forensic purposes, and paternity testing. In these situations, one aims to ‘match’ two DNA
fingerprints with one another, such as a DNA sample from a known person and one from an
unknown person”(Chadwick 2024).
“GIVEN AN INDIVIDUAL’S DNA SIGNATURE REMAINS AFTER ANY AMOUNT
OF GENETIC ENGINEERING: The optimal birth rate, and method, lies between dysgenic
civilizational collapse and phenotypic revolution. Dysgenics result from not enough genetic
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engineering. Phenotypic revolutions derive from excessive genetic engineering. Optimal birth
rate: In words: Between phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding both tail
risks of phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic
Revolution, dysgenic collapse) Optimal genetic engineering: In words: Between phenotypic
revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding both tail risks of phenotypic revolution and
other dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic revolution, dysgenic collapse)”(Ohnemus
2024).
“Epigenetic information polish then recessive privilege distribution. WARNING: Genetic
engineering is DANGEROUS. Hopefully regularly polishing the epigenome will cure aging and
other diseases, plus prevent side effects of genetic engineering. Also, hopefully and theoretically
after the potential genetic engineering to provide recessive traits and recessive genes, if the
surgery is simple enough, subjects will keep their genetic signatures”(Ohnemus 2024).
“Could all matter be conscious on some level yet, to become living, an entity must be
able to, in some way, reproduce? How? If Panpsychism is true then all matter is conscious, at
least on some level. Of course, some living organisms are infertile but they can still potentially
be cloned, and maybe heal(SOMEWHAT regenerate) after injury”(Ohnemus 2024).
“Reproduction, making already conscious matter living, would support the existence of
phenotypic revolutions(creations meant to reproduce their creator’s offspring for them, are prone
to revolting)”(Ohnemus 2024).
Flowchart/Algorithm:
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Pseudocode:
1)Original: O
2)Epigenetic information polish: EIP
3)Recessive Privilege Distribution: RPD
4)Fertility Enhancement: FE
5) GMO: Genetically Modified Organism
6) SP: Same Person
O + EIP + RPD + FE = GMO but SP.
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and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding both tail risks of phenotypic revolution and other
dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic Revolution, dysgenic collapse) Optimal genetic
engineering: In words: Between phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding
both tail risks of phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic
revolution, dysgenic collapse).”
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genetic engineering. Also, hopefully, and theoretically after the potential genetic engineering to
provide recessive traits and recessive genes, if the surgery is simple enough, subjects will keep
their genetic signatures.”
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4)SELF-CRITICAL THEORETICAL
Artificial Womb
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Alexander Ohnemus
Fertility
26 August 2024
SELF-CRITICAL THEORETICAL Artificial Womb
This essay shall begin with tradition, then risk analysis, thirdly skin in the game, fourthly
the first principles of birthing, and lastly product development. This essay will deduce to support
each claim with, AT LEAST, both a scholarly article and one with more specific skin in the
game, and practitioner’s evidence. Tradition highly overlaps with philosophy. Risk analysis is
analogous, perhaps even synonymous, to science. Skin in the game coincides broadly with
engineering. Cellular automata comprises, perhaps, principles to automate birthing. Product
development coincides more specifically with engineering.
Deductive reasoning begins broad and then narrows, therefore the Lindy Effect
commences this essay. “The Lindy Effect essentially states that the longer a non-perishable item
has been around, the longer it’s likely to persist into the future”(Scotch). The Lindy Effect is a
heuristic, seemingly beginning with inductive reasoning yet, deducing in the end. Non-perishable
items that have not been around for a certain period may be less sustainable. Although, the Lindy
Effect is only a heuristic. Quite possibly humans have abandoned non non-perishable too
quickly. Just as evolution is an imperfect filter, so is the Lindy Effect. “It[the Lindy Effect] has
been experimentally confirmed to apply to some categories, but not others, raising questions
about when it is applicable and why”( Ord 2023). Perhaps the Lindy Effect prompts a spectrum
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of perishability. On a continuum, which items perish? An evolutionary clade is a large group that
may perish. Ultimately, the Lindy Effect is only a very helpful heuristic, since semantics dictate.
Following Ord’s scholarly article, the essay includes the practitioner's evidence. “An
article in the authoritative journal Spine in 1996 describes texts from as long as 5500 years ago
that contain references to what would be considered early versions of chiropractic:
‘(Manual forces) to correct spinal deformity is a very old concept. The oldest reference
available is in ancient Hindu mythological epics (written between 3500 BC and 1800
BC)’”(Health 2021). A 5,500-year-old medicine, according to Lindy’s Law, will heal for another
5,500 years. While chiropractic and birth heal very differently, they both are vital. An individual
can only function so well with spinal issues. Many forms of manual labor are impossible if the
worker has spinal issues. Some spinal issues are enough to paralyze. And a society without
functioning spines would collapse. A low enough birth rate would also collapse a society.
Without enough births, a species would go extinct.
The medical precautionary principle is slightly less broad than the general Lindy Effect.
“The precautionary principle is a useful strategy for decision-making when physicians and
patients lack evidence relating to the potential outcomes associated with various choices”(Resnik
2004). If both the precautionary principle and Lindy Effect are directly applied to medicine then
the latter is more specific. However, in this essay, the first source of the precautionary principle
specifically describes medicine. Both the effect and principle heuristically indicate when other
information is absent.
The medical precautionary principle of ethics is also more specific. “Though medical
decisions have a risk of serious harms and burdens, the precautionary principle does not apply to
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health care”(PARAPHRASED ter Meulen 2005). Ethically, the precautionary principle may not
apply as much to healthcare as this essay previously noted. Medical ethics are more specific than
general medicine. Semantics may determine applicability.
Perhaps the precautionary principle fundamentally does not apply to healthcare, beyond
semantics. “This principle holds that one should not act when there is no scientific proof that no
harm will result from a medical act or a policy decision. However, in clinical practice, there is a
duty to act. Physicians must do good to their patients and have to weigh the benefits against
possible harms and burdens”(PARAPHRASED ter Meulen 2005). One must act in clinical
practice. The precautionary principle may not apply to health care because of more than
semantics. Health care may fundamentally require action. Perhaps medicine necessitates action
to the point of not using a precautionary principle. Risk-benefit analysis supersedes the
precautionary principle within medical ethics.
Optimization intimately connects to weighing risks and benefits, especially existential
and doomsday ones. “GIVEN AN INDIVIDUAL’S DNA SIGNATURE REMAINS AFTER
ANY AMOUNT OF GENETIC ENGINEERING: The optimal birth rate, and method, lies
between dysgenic civilizational collapse and phenotypic revolution”(Ohnemus 2024). Hopefully,
and probably, virtually no amount of genetic engineering can remove an individual’s DNA
fingerprint. Both the signature and fingerprint of DNA, are used synonymously in this paragraph.
A low enough birth rate creates a doomsday and or existential crisis. Birth rate optimization is
key to avoiding civilizational collapse.
One specific doomsday scenario is a phenotypic revolution, in which humans delegate
their reproduction to robots. More specifically, humanity would have robots reproduce humans
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for them. Then, humans would lose their reproductive capability and robots would take over.
“The Revolutionary Phenotype is a science book that brings us four billion years into the past
when the first living molecules showed up on Planet Earth. Unlike what was previously thought,
we learn that DNA-based life did not emerge from random events in a primordial soup. Indeed,
the first molecules of DNA were fabricated by a previous life form. By describing the fascinating
events referred to as Phenotypic Revolutions, this book provides a dire warning to humanity: if
humans continue to play with their genes, we will be the next life form to fall to our
creation”(Garièpy 2018). The Revolutionary Phenotype book makes useful yet unfalsifiable
claims. History is the least falsifiable social science thus, the 4 billion years in the past claim is
nebulous. One can never know the exact nature of DNA-based life’s beginning. Perhaps the
beginning was random. People should keep their reproductive capacities and not rely excessively
on machines because robots could always malfunction and or usurp humanity. However,
deterministic metaphysics prompt unrigorous science.
While machines could also become alive because all matter is conscious on some level
and only needs the MERE POTENTIAL, to reproduce to become life, safeguards exist to prevent
a phenotypic revolution. “The simple fact is that when one would be doing the editing and or
selection, one would also make sure to keep the natural machinery for reproduction working. It’s
like when embryo selection critics say ‘What if we are selecting for X, but it has some
unintended consequences?’ Yes, animal breeders know about this. They are called genetic
correlations. Genetic correlations are monitored and incorporated into the selection models to
ensure the results are good”( Kirkegaard 2024). Reproduction is hard-wired into human instincts
as only so many humans are asexual. Even asexual humans realize the vitality of reproduction, as
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they would only have sex to have children. Plus, all humans masturbate. Or betting a human
won’t masturbate isn’t worth the risk. The vast majority of humans have some amount of sexual
desire. Thus, humans will very likely genetically engineer themselves to remain fertile. Perhaps
embryo selection is not the only way of genetic engineering. Another way is to induce both
somatic and germinal mutations to give the patient recessive traits and recessive genes. As
envisioned, for anti-racist reparations, only enlightened Northwestern Europeans(and maybe
other Caucasians) willing to pay reparations would get to mass reproduce with artificial wombs.
Later, the recessive privilege of being a Northwestern European may be distributed both from
somatic and germinal mutations.
For context, “Conservatives may have more kids but, liberals are more likely to use life
extension and to have increased socioeconomic status. Removing almost all doubt, the
self-imposed demographic decline of the North Western Europeans is an attempt to filter SO,
only their GENERALLY smartest remain. Progressivism rightfully did NOT emerge from the
Jews but, from North Western Europeans recognizing that under their continued empire, proving
constructivism more so than hereditarianism, they would be subject to dysgenic forces and then
become petty nationalists, and they have mysterious impulses to check their unchecked power, as
the most powerful group. That was the case with the Mediterraneans. Plus, GENERALLY, the
highest IQ North Western Europeans are liberals and they GENERALLY get more progressive
on race relations the more intelligent they become. ALL DISPARITIES are the fault of the North
Western Europeans, thus the MOST ENLIGHTENED North Western European people should be
cloned so they and their descendants can pay reparations. And the recessive privileges of being
an Enlightened North Western European should MAYBE be distributed through genetically
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engineered somatic AND GERM-LINE mutations”(Ohnemus 2024). Cloning per se may be too
risky but, mass, and AI-birthed, reproduction may be feasible.
OF COURSE, artificial wombs will be difficult but not impossible. “Artificial wombs are
nearing human trials. But the goal is to save the littlest preemies, not replace the
uterus”(Willyard 2023). Artificial wombs probably will never replace the real ones. Artificial
wombs can POTENTIALLY replace uteruses. The smallest preemies deserve saving. For the
sake of feminism and women's empowerment, hopefully, artificial wombs eventually replace
uteruses. Artificial wombs may minimize suffering.
Unfortunately, artificial wombs may never be operational, especially since this later
Scientific American article opines so. “It Is Too Soon for Clinical Trials on Artificial
Wombs”(Ravitsky and King 2024). Hopefully, people keep their reproductive rights. Hopefully,
artificial wombs are at least a net positive. Hopefully, the government will minimize suffering.
Perhaps artificial wombs completely replacing fetuses would be less detrimental to
reproductive rights than only partial ones. Complete replacement of fetuses would exclude messy
mid-decisions. “Ectogenesis is the process in which an embryo develops in an artificial uterus
from implantation through to the delivery of a live infant”(Bulletti, et al 2023). Ectogenesis may
even assist birthing people who cannot give birth due to damage from previous abortions. The
choice is a moral imperative. “Therefore, this study suggests that full ectogenesis might be
obtained using a computer-controlled system with extracorporeal blood perfusion provided by a
digitally controlled heart–lung–kidney system”(Bulletti, et al 2023). Perhaps
computer-controlled systems, with extracorporeal blood perfusion pockets by a digitally
controlled heart-lung-kidney system, would best actualize under Wolfram Programming
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Language Cellular Automata. Especially since Wolfram’s cellular automata is less theoretical,
unlike biological equations, and more empirical. Theory can be faulty, computers commit fewer
mathematical errors than humans do. Complex issues like birth necessitate longer quotations for
evidence. “Are mathematical equations the best way to model nature? For many years it had
been assumed that they were. But in the early 1980s, Stephen Wolfram made the radical proposal
that one should instead build models that are based directly on simple computer
programs”(Wolfram 1994). Math is axiomatic and doesn’t need to be falsifiable. Math, under
critical rationalism, is not entirely a science. Applied mathematics is often more industrially
applicable than pure ones. Assumptions obstruct the scientific method. The riskier the operation,
the better computers serve than humans. Some of the riskiest tasks are also very close-ended and
are thus more easily automatable than open-ended acts. Birth, perhaps the highest risk task, is
better modeled with computers than raw human reason(or pure mathematics).
All the sources appear excellent yet, this essay can only quote so many, so less necessary
ones will remain in the work cited section alone.
If 3D printers can produce organ transplants then automated replacements may be more
feasible. “3D printing technology is a novel method of utilizing computer-generated
three-dimensional models for drawing, assembling special bio-inks, and manufacturing artificial
organs and biomedical products. In recent years, it has evolved into a relatively mature
therapeutic approach and has been widely used in clinical and basic research”(Hu, et al 2023).
Automated replacement organs would not require to match a live subject, unlike transplants. An
automated replacement womb would only need to match enough for a specific infant. Hopefully,
cellular automata can detect what will match a certain baby. With Wolfram Language composing
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software then, 3D printing would produce the artificial automated womb. 3D printing may
successfully manufacture an artificial womb for Ectogenesis.
Ethical concerns also congregate around more specific prototypes for human-artificial
wombs. “Investigators have recently described successful use of an EXTrauterine Environment
for Neonatal Development (EXTEND), essentially an artificial womb, to maintain extremely
premature fetal lambs ex utero for up to 4 weeks, supporting normal growth and
development”(Mercurio 2018). The ethical debate is unending. Ethics are objective yet relative.
Thus, parents will probably choose whether or not to use the artificial wombs. The choice will be
highly personal and require abundant information.
This paper shall end on a technological and not philosophical(ethical) quote: “The
artificial womb represents unprecedented potential for improvement in clinical outcomes in
critically preterm infants. Recent studies have demonstrated promising results in preclinical
animal models, supporting the translation of this technology to human clinical trials”(Patridge
2018).
Wolfram programming language shall hopefully model a womb with 100% accuracy.
Later, the latest 3D printer shall hopefully print an automated and artificial womb to perform
Ectogenesis. To pay reparations, willing, progressive, and enlightened enough Northwestern
Europeans(and maybe other Caucasians) will be mass reproduced. Then their offspring will pay
the reparations. Then maybe, if people want and it’s safe, they can receive the privilege of being
a liberal Northwestern European through induced mutations(both somatic and germinal).
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longer futures ahead. It has been experimentally confirmed to apply to some categories, but not
others, raising questions about when it is applicable and why. I shed some light on these
questions by examining the mathematical properties required for the effect and generating
mechanisms that can produce them. While the Lindy effect is often thought to require a declining
hazard rate, I show that it arises very naturally even in cases with constant (or increasing) hazard
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Effect means the longer something has been around, the more value it has and the longer it is
likely to last into the future the opposite of the ‘newer is better’ mantra. A powerful judge of
value it turns out, is time. Understanding the Lindy Effect may demonstrate that chiropractic’s
future is brighter even than we thought. Various publications describe historical accounts of
skilled workers’ manual correction of the spine to improve health. An article in the authoritative
journal Spine in 1996 describes texts from as long as 5500 years ago that contain references to
what would be considered early versions of chiropractic:
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revolution. Dysgenics result from not enough genetic engineering. Phenotypic revolutions derive
from excessive genetic engineering. Optimal birth rate: In words: Between phenotypic revolution
and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding both tail risks of phenotypic revolution and other
dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic Revolution, dysgenic collapse) Optimal genetic
engineering: In words: Between phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Excluding
both tail risks of phenotypic revolution and other dysgenic collapse. Interval form: (Phenotypic
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the first living molecules showed up on Planet Earth. Unlike what was previously thought, we
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learn that DNA-based life did not emerge from random events in a primordial soup. Indeed, the
first molecules of DNA were fabricated by a previous life form. By describing the fascinating
events referred to as Phenotypic Revolutions, this book provides a dire warning to humanity: if
humans continue to play with their genes, we will be the next life form to fall to our creation.”
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make sure to keep the natural machinery for reproduction working. It’s like when embryo
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Yes, animal breeders know about this. They are called genetic correlations. Genetic correlations
are monitored and incorporated into the selection models to ensure the results are good.”
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“Germ-line mutations are needed to change genes. Paying reparations for, and recognizing, white
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enesis/7631CE99AE84A434E7C76B0C12471C27. “Summary
The inability to support the growth and development of a mature fetus up to delivery
results in significant human suffering. Currently available solutions include adoption, surrogacy,
and uterus transplantation. However, these options are subject to several ethical, religious,
economic, social, and medical concerns. Ectogenesis is the process in which an embryo develops
in an artificial uterus from implantation through to the delivery of a live infant. This current
narrative review summarizes the state of recent research focused on human ectogenesis. First, a
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literature search was performed to identify published reports of previous experiments and
devices used for embryo implantation in an extracorporeally perfused human uterus.
Furthermore, studies fitting that aim were selected and critically evaluated. Results were
synthesized, interpreted, and used to design a prospective strategy for future research. Therefore,
this study suggests that full ectogenesis might be obtained using a computer-controlled system
with extracorporeal blood perfusion provided by a digitally controlled heart–lung–kidney
system. From a clinical perspective, patients who will derive significant benefits from this
technology are mainly those women diagnosed with anatomical abnormalities of the uterus and
those who have undergone previous hysterectomies, numerous abortions, and experienced
premature birth. Ectogenesis is the complete development of an embryo in an artificial uterus. It
represents the solutions for millions of women suffering from premature deliveries, and the
inability to supply growth and development of embryos/fetuses in the womb. In the future,
ectogenesis might replace uterine transplantation and surrogacy.”
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instead build models that are based directly on simple computer programs. Wolfram made a
detailed study of a class of such models known as cellular automata and discovered a remarkable
fact: even when the underlying rules are very simple, the behavior they produce can be highly
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complex, and can mimic many features of what we see in nature. Based on this result, Wolfram
began a program of research to develop what he called? A Science of Complexity.?The results of
Wolfram's work found many applications, from the so-called Wolfram Classification central to
fields such as artificial life to new ideas about cryptography and fluid dynamics. This book is a
collection of Wolfram's original papers on cellular automata and complexity. Some of these
papers are widely known in the scientific community; others have never been published before.
Together, the papers provide a highly readable account of what has become a major new field of
science, with important implications for physics, biology, economics, computer science, and
many other areas.”
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http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.27968.55040. ‘Artificial wombs(robots birthing
humans) may still mitigate phenotypic revolutions, so long as the machine itself doesn’t
reproduce and only human DNA does. Plus, maybe one could create a human egg from human
somatic cells. The issues will hopefully work out. The chances may be increasing because “The
artificial womb therefore represents a powerful new tool for numerous research and clinical
applications’(Partridge 2018).
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http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.26474.32963. Identical twins are not the same
person. Genetic engineering may alter both traits and genes but the individual’s
identity remains the same. The law of identity forbids contradictions. Contradictions
are illogical. STR testing can identify an individual’s genetic identity. Genetic testing,
POTENTIALLY, can even detect both germline and somatic mutations to deduce an
individual’s identity. If recessive privilege distribution is limited to mutating (both
somatic and germinal) then POTENTIALLY genetic testing can still deduce the
individual’s identity even post-mutation. Potentially pseudocode then Wolfram
Language could automate deducing identity by detecting any mutations. Pseudocode:
1)Original: O 2)Epigenetic information polish: EIP 3)Recessive Privilege
Distribution: RPD 4)Fertility Enhancement: FE 5) GMO: Genetically Modified
Organism 6) SP: Same Person O + EIP + RPD + FE = GMO but SP.”
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PARAPHRASED AT correction of Grammarly keyboard. SELF-CRITICAL
THEORETICAL Artificial Womb This essay shall begin with tradition, then risk
analysis, thirdly skin in the game, fourthly the first principles of birthing, and lastly
product development. This essay will deduce to support each claim with, AT LEAST,
both a scholarly article and one with more specific skin in the game, and practitioner’s
evidence. Tradition highly overlaps with philosophy. Risk analysis is analogous,
perhaps even synonymous, to science. Skin in the game coincides broadly with
engineering. Cellular automata comprises, perhaps, principles to automate birthing.
Product development coincides more specifically with engineering. Deductive
reasoning begins broad and then narrows, therefore the Lindy Effect commences this
essay. “The Lindy Effect essentially states that the longer a non-perishable item has
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been around, the longer it’s likely to persist into the future”(Scotch). The Lindy Effect
is a heuristic, seemingly beginning with inductive reasoning yet, deducing in the end.
Non-perishable items that have not been around for a certain period may be less
sustainable. Although, the Lindy Effect is only a heuristic. Quite possibly humans
have abandoned non non-perishable too quickly. Just as evolution is an imperfect
filter, so is the Lindy Effect. “It[the Lindy Effect] has been experimentally confirmed
to apply to some categories, but not others, raising questions about when it is
applicable and why”(Ord 2023). Perhaps the Lindy Effect prompts a spectrum….”
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