Bruce Lipton - Biology of Perception 5 of 7

[dakatira]

I am a senior in high school, and i find this to be very interesting and profound. It a shame on the educational system for not promoting these type of studies in biology :/

[waterandphotons]

An amazing Professor to say the least.

[dudepal187]

He keeps saying conventional views but this is not really new. When Darwin came up with natural selection, his understanding was that animals change in accordance to the environment. Now we know that there are random mutations alongside adaptive changes.

So basically Bruce is on the nurture side of the nature vs. nurture debate but the truth is that both factors actively shape who we are.

[ExtantFrodo]

What Bruce Lipton says on video 6 of this series (/watch?v=CFO741MrkIU) from 2:35 - 2:46. Is a god damned lie. This man is a charlatan of the worst and most vile sort.

[fernnandj8]

just amazing how it all works ,it makes sense......and i thought i add it all figure out I'll have to do it all over again...lol

[Imperativism]

If this is true, homosexuality is definitely NOT inherited; it's a genetic potential that is actualized by the epigenetic perception of environmental triggers.

In other words, the behavior is environmentally learned, and not inherited -- and that's what I've been saying forever.

[Tom123collins]

@Imperativism What does that matter though? I would never judge anyone for a choice they make as long as it doesn't cause anybody else harm.

[plmqas]

He teaches at | dontbelievelipton

the New Zealand College | yes he's bionoob

of CHIROPRACTIC.

[capoman1]

This guy's a genius.

[ExiHyp]

@trakomako he must go from the first step to the whole conclusion and explain everything in detail, otherwise he would have been a guru - not a scientist

[matt3dmckay]

SO INTERESTING! THANK YOU MR LIPTON

[rodsteelaces]

see if he broke all this down 2 easy,people would listen 2 this.

great stuff

[MrAdriaanjordaan]

Deleford- We can see you have a pre programmed mentality. With comment like that I would rather review myself than something as correct as Bruce Lipton's discovery. Please Behave and state facts some of us are actually intellectually all there.

[deloford]

tell all this mumbo jumbo to someone with down syndrome

[jam63112]

he is focusing on cancer gene, so it will be more easy to explain that a cancer can be avoided (for example if you don't smoke)

but most of genetic desease are not cancers

let's talk about hemofilia !!!

[arzoyan]

The totality of our social and natural enviornment is one carved out to suit the interest of a tiny minority, its one of exploitation,suppression and enviornmental destruction, The truth is that Capitalism a politically manipulated market mechanism is hopelessly out of control and can never ever be working in the interest of humanity, its a criminal system denying us true harmony and cooperation for our common well being.

[heywhatsup65]

so true, I gave you thumbs up! Wanted you to know before the onslaught of thumbs down hits you.

[ExtantFrodo]

A 2001 paper by Cairns states that the effect is merely that of calls going into hyper mutation mode when stressed. Most likely because less metabolism is directed to DNA repair. He further states that this hyper-mutation state was likely a result of Darwinian processes.

Way to be current.

[MissJemimaPuddleduck]

Wow. This is so cool. And it makes sense!

[nambypamby34]

So Autism is from our environment.

[hare2]

what a great teacher!!

thanks for posting this

[rockymountainwomen]

The original biological "dogma" put forth by Crick and Watson was linear, static and mechanistic. This new paradigm shift is a superior metaphor or explanation for biological processes and the importance of proteins. This new model is dynamic and fluid with feedback from and interdependence with the surrounding environment. Thank you Bruce Lipton for thinking outside the box!

[lizajean3]

...human dna has been the eternal victim of massive scientific experiment...because we have the unique ability to choose between love and fear...i envy the species who simply follow their migratory patterns...

[ShermerIllinois]

"adaptive mutations" in response to their environment...

The standard "100% random mutations" part of evolution always seemed a little off to me. Now I have some reading to do from 1988. :) Thanks for posting this.

[DAH210774]

Long live Dr Lipton and with great beliefs as we all know that is wonderfully possible!

[gwendolyn1100]

this great new science that will help the world. Thank you Dr. Lipton

[tempodellemele]

brilliant

[Planetgonenuts]

"They" (the real CONTROLLERS/MASTERS of this world) did get almost all of the Tier II scientists to throw out the proteins because they did not want US to KNOW THE TRUTH...HAVE THE ANSWERS. You can rest assure that a group of researchers under THEIR CONTROL CONTINUED TO UNLOCK THE ANSWERS. Guess what THEY may be in possession of today???

[Jrinke]

@Planetgonenuts Nutcase...



[mluisapp]

You are AMAZING

Thank you SO Much for Your enthusiam and clarification of New Biology .

Many things are scientifically explained of what The Enlightnement People tell us for quite a long time

****thanks****