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E D I T O R I A L

With Memory and Genetics, during March, Cybek has been focusing on the issue of Resistance. Its DNA-kit, which is low priced for anyone who wants his or her DNA sample preserved for centuries - even milleniums if one can think as far - has been available for several weeks. Many people visiting the site are aware of the product. The DNAkit page see DNAkit ranks amongst the most visited.

The overall bad results of the Web in commercial prospects so far, do not explain entirely the total absence of orders for something which is easy, cheap and safe, desired from the beginning of mankind (funeral rituals), and reasonably pressing to execute. We are at the brink of a possible alteration of the genetic pool of the species on earth, without knowing how to control it, nor at which speed it may burst. We see clearly this possibility facing us. Any reasonable behavior in such a situation would be to store and preserve what may be soon - if not already - altered, as it would be madness to neglect to make backups before dangerous modifications of a hard-drive that would store vital data.

During several weeks, not one kit has not been purchased. It is not for any harsh competition. I had the opportunity of conversing with the producer of its saliva swab. He reported about much information he received regarding a dramatic resistance to any popular DNA approach. Cybek supports a theory which looks at this phenomenon.
Criminals and militaries are the two collectivities that have been considered so far by the government for DNA conservation. It is not reassuring, for they are the populations whose members' Wills are least likely to be honored. It emphasizes an offense against Culture, which is not the first time. For when genetics began with sperm conservation, the anonymity, which has been imposed on the father genome, has adulterated a milleriums old civilization rule see Patronymics as Y tracking .

Cybek's publishing see DNA and Mass Psychology makes clearer how DNA preservation cannot be limited to a conservation - which would use, restore or reactivate DNA strands while ignoring their symbolic representation in the past history of their re-actualization. The social link being molded between DNA and naming see Schema of Mass Memory , the maintenance of this blend is a requisite for a coherent development of History.
Resistance, careless and undermining against DNA preservation, gives a sound example of what Freud called Thanatos - the Death Drive which presents silence for all memory of life. The Genetic Engineering civilization phase that we enter, without looking at keeping Names and/or personal Wills attached to genes and genomes, will develop into an Alzheimeric society.
Other pages  will make the thesis more clear and understandable.
A real Ecological Order not only requires a mastery upon the technology of genetics, it also requires what the Art of Memory processes : the reattribution of the Names at the Places, as the Wills at the Genomes. (re: DNAgroups see DNAgroup presentation project emphasis upon the attachment of a Person's Will to its genome see example of DNAgroup ByLaws , to achieve a Conservation into Preservation)

This is why the green movement which has favored a taboo on Genetics, is becoming the most efficient accomplice for the destruction of Nature - its daunting warning against digitization and Genetics may have stunned environmentalism supporters, and if this reluctance gives way to a blind and anonymous industry of DNA, it will be primarily responsible for kicking out of its way the progressive metamorphosis of life on Earth.


    Dr. William THEAUX, NYC 98/04/04 16:37:09



T H R E A D S / T R E N D S

A page about Libido :
Any investigation on Libido is an heretic thesis in the field of established Psychoanalysis. A comprehensive expose see consequences of sexual anatomy difference of a theory upon Libido has made the second resistance confrontation in March. The impetus towards these difficult approaches stems for the idea that there will be little progress in addressing overpopulation by other means than death and violence, as long as a disclosure of human sexuality (physiology and genetics) will not be exhausted.





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