by Moon » Fri Apr 01, 2011 3:59 pm
Email received from Lloyd Pye to ease some of the confusion on what has been found:
Thanks to all of you who are trying to help us find the investor we need to move forward. We are still nowhere near a deal, so we need continued support in this quest if we are to make it happen in any of our lifetimes! I will of course keep everyone informed if anything moves past an initial inquiry.
The confusion comes from the content of the last Byte. Some of you seem to think we have proved our case now beyond all doubt, so why should we need so much money to reprove it? This is not the case, so I apologize to those who came away with that impression. I feel such confusion comes from hurried or only partial reading of what I wrote.
What we have is only partial proof, not comprehensive proof. What we have is more than enough to feel supremely confident that the final, comprehensive proof will be overwhelming and beyond all doubt. The reason for that is simple: DNA is strongly uniform throughout.
Imagine it this way: There is a building (a genome) made of over 3 billion bricks. But the bricks are all uniform throughout the building. They all are of one color, one composition, one type (a human, a chimp, a gorilla, a Neanderthal, a Denisova, etc.). Each brick is distinctive to its own particular building.
Now imagine this: We are given into our hands only 1/100th of one brick (in our case the genomic fragments recovered from nuclear DNA and mitochondrial DNA combined). Is that enough to tell which building the 1/100th brick came from? Yes, it is enough.
Let's put it another way: You face bowls of 33 different kinds of soup. Each is distinctive (chowder, gumbo, vegetable beef, etc.). Let's call the 33 soups "haplogroups." Can you take what amounts to 10% of each bowl of soup and determine from that amount which soup it is? Yes!
This is what we have done with the recent Starchild testing. Last year we recovered 1/100th of one brick of the Starchild's building and could tell it was like no brick ever seen before on Earth. Now we have 10% of its mitochondrial DNA, which clearly shows it is not like any other mtDNA ever seen on the planet. Period. End of argument.
Don't think mainstream science doesn't understand this. They do. But because they write the rules and referee the game, they can and will insist that we recover every single brick in the building, and every drop of soup in the bowl, before they will concede that we are right and they were wrong about the issue of "higher" alien life in the universe.
This is the game we are caught up playing with them. It's a hard game, a tough game, and the rules get bent as required to keep us from scoring. It's not a game they can afford to lose, at least not until there is no other possible outcome. And then they will concede and announce to the world that they welcome the result and actually knew it all along. Or words to that effect. That's how royalty loses.....they don't actually lose, even when their head is laying in the basket after being lopped off!
"Long live the new king!"
Basically they have the proof of the DNA, but they need to recreate the whole genome to satisfy the mainstreamers.
I guess it won't really matter how they became elongated -