Gregg Braden

The DNA are literally, and this is directly from an engineering journal, the DNA is being called a resonant fractal antennae. What that means is that we are picking up information across the broad spectrum of information sources, rather than you think of an antenna zeroing in on one station somewhere.

The DNA are literally, and this is directly from an engineering journal, the DNA is being called a resonant fractal antennae. What that means is that we are picking up information across the broad spectrum of information sources, rather than you think of an antenna zeroing in on one station somewhere.

We're picking it up from everywhere simultaneously, and we're processing it from the DNA into the nervous system, through the body, into the brain. And when they begin looking at us from an IT perspective, I mean, they're... Engineers are clamoring to recreate in a laboratory what we do in our bodies, and they cannot do it.

We're picking it up from everywhere simultaneously, and we're processing it from the DNA into the nervous system, through the body, into the brain. And when they begin looking at us from an IT perspective, I mean, they're... Engineers are clamoring to recreate in a laboratory what we do in our bodies, and they cannot do it.

We're picking it up from everywhere simultaneously, and we're processing it from the DNA into the nervous system, through the body, into the brain. And when they begin looking at us from an IT perspective, I mean, they're... Engineers are clamoring to recreate in a laboratory what we do in our bodies, and they cannot do it.

And the reason they cannot do that is because of our humanness and our divinity that allows us as resin antenna to tune to information that's not in our physical bodies, but it permeates the world that we live in. There's a big conversation there.

And the reason they cannot do that is because of our humanness and our divinity that allows us as resin antenna to tune to information that's not in our physical bodies, but it permeates the world that we live in. There's a big conversation there.

And the reason they cannot do that is because of our humanness and our divinity that allows us as resin antenna to tune to information that's not in our physical bodies, but it permeates the world that we live in. There's a big conversation there.

So yeah, as a natural form of evolution, we would lose access to all of that if we replace the membranes of our cells, the neurons in our brain, and the DNA in our bodies with synthetics and artificial components, we lose that. So I guess maybe the question, Andre, is what kind of evolution do we want?

So yeah, as a natural form of evolution, we would lose access to all of that if we replace the membranes of our cells, the neurons in our brain, and the DNA in our bodies with synthetics and artificial components, we lose that. So I guess maybe the question, Andre, is what kind of evolution do we want?

So yeah, as a natural form of evolution, we would lose access to all of that if we replace the membranes of our cells, the neurons in our brain, and the DNA in our bodies with synthetics and artificial components, we lose that. So I guess maybe the question, Andre, is what kind of evolution do we want?

Here's the... I agree with you. And here's the problem. Not all the changes are by choice. There is a relatively small number of people that view themselves as technological elite that know better... than everyone else what is good for us, what's good for our world, what's good for our human species. And it's always been that way, even before we had the technology we have today.

Here's the... I agree with you. And here's the problem. Not all the changes are by choice. There is a relatively small number of people that view themselves as technological elite that know better... than everyone else what is good for us, what's good for our world, what's good for our human species. And it's always been that way, even before we had the technology we have today.

Here's the... I agree with you. And here's the problem. Not all the changes are by choice. There is a relatively small number of people that view themselves as technological elite that know better... than everyone else what is good for us, what's good for our world, what's good for our human species. And it's always been that way, even before we had the technology we have today.

And I've never had any problem with any of that. Where this gets concerning is those thinkers, for example, the World Economic Forum, WEF, developed 1971. They get together every year. Davos, Switzerland, we all hear about it. We see it on the news, you know, the private jets going in and... and the mysterious meetings and all of that.

And I've never had any problem with any of that. Where this gets concerning is those thinkers, for example, the World Economic Forum, WEF, developed 1971. They get together every year. Davos, Switzerland, we all hear about it. We see it on the news, you know, the private jets going in and... and the mysterious meetings and all of that.

And I've never had any problem with any of that. Where this gets concerning is those thinkers, for example, the World Economic Forum, WEF, developed 1971. They get together every year. Davos, Switzerland, we all hear about it. We see it on the news, you know, the private jets going in and... and the mysterious meetings and all of that.

And they have every right to get together and think about the world that they want. These are elite business leaders, CEOs of major corporations, major financial institutions, government leaders, things like that.

And they have every right to get together and think about the world that they want. These are elite business leaders, CEOs of major corporations, major financial institutions, government leaders, things like that.

And they have every right to get together and think about the world that they want. These are elite business leaders, CEOs of major corporations, major financial institutions, government leaders, things like that.