Good, having explained those basic principle of the human body, viruses and stuff we can now come to the good stuff.
Retro-viruses are a huge break in science, they actually allow a person to change existing DNA and scientis are only now starting to learn the massive
possibilities of it.
If we take a look at our DNA for instance, it contains a piece called Telomeres. Telomeres cause cell mitosis, or the dividing of cells needed for
existing cells to create replacements for died cells. In the human DNA, the telomeres can be seen as stringed and entangled bits of 'rope' at the
end of the DNA sequence and eac h time a cell does mitosis it snaps a bit of it to start the proces.
In practical theory a cell gets a signal to create a copy, snaps a bit of its telomeres off and uses that to start the process of mitosis in which it
creates an exact copy of itself that is the same and with the same length of telomeres or if I put this mathematically;
New cell = Cellmitosis existing cell – 1 telomere)
Resulting in two simular cells that both have a little piece of telomere less then the original cell before the cell mitosis. Naturally, when
telomeres are no longer present the cell can no longer perform mitosis and when no more cells in a living creature has telomeres then it dies. E.g. if
all cells forming the human hart running out of telomers then the hart dies and so does the human. Even more interesting is the fact that the quality
of telomeres gets worse as the strains of telomeres get's shorter. Telomeres of poor quality create poor quality cell mitosis and thus worse cells,
this process can be seen in aging as our body becomes of poorer quality because cell mitosis is less good as it was due to worse telomeres.
Interestingly enough one can lengthen life by re-transcripting RNA of a retro-virus in such a way that the virus will actually add transcripted RNA as
piece of telomeres into DNA stains. This can lengthen natural life for extreme lengths. (unfortunately I am breaking some of my own rules by exposing
this knowledge since it can be found nowhere in the entire world except here)
Good, I just wanted to give an example of how telomeres can effect the human genome. Since this is ATS, I wanted to expose possible human alteration
in the distant past by external artificial methods in order to change the direction of human evolution.
If one were to take genetic evidence of a Homo Erectus and compare it to that of a Homo Sapiens one can directly find out where retro-virus action
happened that are present in the Homo Sapiens and not in Homo Erectus, thus proving a happening either by natural or by artificial means that happened
somewhere between the Homo Erectus and the Homo Sapiens. If one were to look closer at the genetic impact such a retro-virus infection had on the
human evolution one might discover vital changes in the genome caused by retro-viruses that might be of suspicious origin. Such indication could point
out to artificial alteration of the human genome and only require very slight alterations as small as 1% of the total human genome or less. This makes
then hard to spot but deducing existing once by comparing strains of DNA from various ancestors of Homo Sapiens should make the process easier.
On a personal note, I mean to imply nothing with this piece but information. It is not as if I know something humanity does not yet know..

