Originally posted by SplitInfinity
reply to post by rhinoceros
Every time a living thing gets a Viral Infection...which is the process of a Virus to fool a living organisms cell or cells into believing that the
Virus is food.
No, it's not.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
The living cell then takes in the Virus at which point the Virus REPROGRAMS the Genetic Encoding of the living cell and uses the cells raw material as
well as any food the cell may take in as a means to Replicate.
There is no such thing as the "Genetic Encoding of the living cell". In the context of molecular biology, the term 'encode' is used in only one
specific context, i.e. each codon of a gene encodes a specific amino acid or a gene encodes a protein.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
A Virus will then Replicate itself to the point that the cellular wall BURSTS thus allowing the transmission of the Virus to other cells. The cells
that are infected in the process of Mitosis will survive to an extent with those New Cells that are created by Mitosis existing with a Genome that has
been Modified by the Viral Infection.
First of all, not all cells have 'walls'. Second, not all viruses cause this bursting thing. Third, this is not connected to mitosis in any way.
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
All Life on Earth has MANY DIFFERENT VIRAL ENCODING but all life on Earth also has one SPECIFIC VIRAL ENCODING in all Genomes that is THE SAME. This
is 100% PROOF POSITIVE that all life came from a Single Celled Organism. Split Infinity
So what you're trying to argue is that a specific integrated viral genome (provirus) has been discovered from all studied genomes? Okay, so what is
it? What's the provirus human, E. coli and H. salinarum genomes share? Further still, what's the mechanism that maintained this provirus in all the
genomes?
p.s. Stop talking from your ass. There's plenty of evidence for common origins, no need to make up lies..
edit on 12-11-2012 by rhinoceros
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