Deliberate conscious evolution

[Jeffrey Mattox]

In article <1996Mar13.193302.19695 at k12.oit.umass.edu>,
Jill Turner (Mohawk Trail RHS) <jiturner at k12.ucs.umass.edu> wrote:
>	I would like to know if anyone out there has encountered any
>unorthodox theories of evolution.  This could be anywhere from the ideas
>of Rudolplh Shledrake to   Lamarkck.  I somehow am unable to believe that
>such an elaborate process that came up with such complex forms as ourselves
>happened purely by random genetic mutation.  Does any one else think
>this?

Yes, I think that.  The sites listed below describe a new theory wherein
there was considerable random genetic changes, but they occurred in the
primordial pond.  The theory explains the origins and the diversity of life.
What we see happening today are only relatively small adaptations.

	http://www.fullfeed.com/genome
	http://www.mattox.com/genome
	http://www.mattox.com/genome/synopsis.html

The new theory is by Dr. Periannan Senapathy, and it is based on his
research into genes -- specifically split genes (i.e., eukaryotic genes).
He found that the probability of occurrence of split genes in random
DNA is very high.

Jeff
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