Man has no ability to transgress the Law of Nature that creates all living things as new individuals.
The Law of Nature that I call the Law of Creation and Individuality is above the ability of man to issue patents. With or without a patent, the DNA molecule always exhibits individualistic variation like all other polymers. In other words, synthetic, or naturally occurring DNA will always behave with individualistic variation to establish a living Individual with Individuality of its own. Two living entities will always be known and can be identified as separate Individuals.
It is my impression that the Lord God Creator has granted His own patent which I describe as “Whole Patent” for the creative process that He uses to create the living things.
Category Archives: Law of Individuality – Man’s Identity
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 110 – Earthly Existence Synchronized by the creation of Day and Night
Diverse aspects of human physiology and behavior show that human existence is synchronized with alternating periods of light and darkness which is described as Diurnal Rhythm.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 109 – The Discovery of Homo Naledi – The Descent of Modern Man is a Creative Event
Man’s arrival on planet Earth may have to be explained as a creative event until we can discover a natural operation that can change one species into another species.
The discovery of a new Hominin species in South Africa renews our interest in exploring the origin of Anatomically Modern Man or the Human Species. Each species breeds true to its own species and propagates genetic characteristics as per Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance. Our ability to identify a given species is possible because of reproductive history of each species. None of the members of prehuman family can descend into anatomically modern human species as there is no natural cause, there is no natural mechanism, there is no natural factor, there is no natural condition and there is no natural process that can account for such transformation of one species into a different kind of species.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 108 – The Search for Simpler Human Lineage raises the issue of the Size of Pelvis of any Ancestral Species
In my view, individualistic variation is the rule or dictum that operates production of all kinds of living things. Identification of ‘Species’ based on shared traits is useful for a ‘Species’ always breeds with another member of the same ‘Species’ to produce a new organism that may vary in appearance but shares several of hereditary traits of its biological parents. In other words, a creative mechanism, a creative operation, a creative principle and a creative process always ensures production of new, original, distinct, one of its own kind of Individual with Individuality using ‘The Law of Biogenesis’. Biodiversity may not be explained as consequence of ‘evolution’ in which an organism over period of time descends into a new organism or new ‘Species’.
While individualistic variation is the rule, it will not help us to simplify human lineage and suggest that anatomically modern human is delivered from the pelvis of “Lucy”(Australopithecus afarensis). Man can only be explained as a ‘new arrival’ for no other female ‘Hominid’ species had a pelvis designed for delivering a skull of size and shape that is characteristic of modern man.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 86 – Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance vs Theory of Evolution
In my view, the substance or material called the Living Matter has always existed with the same chemical composition resisting any influence of changing Time. The forms assumed by the Living Matter have always varied to demonstrate the operation of a creative mechanism that maintains the stability of each Species while generating variations among members of the same Species and between different Species. I would further seek to explain the arrival of the Human Species as a Creative Event as other member Species of the Genus Homo disappeared simultaneously without any specific contribution made by the Nature or the natural living conditions that prevail on planet Earth.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 85 – The Genesis of Human Species
Human Species has no choice other than that of existing as Specific Individuals with Individuality.
The many aspects of immunological recognition is more important than that of the recognition of ancestral Species from which the Human Species may have arrived or descended. The HLA antigens are very remarkable for the extensive degree of genetic polymorphism; that is the variability between individuals is very great and there could be no two identical individuals as unrelated individuals have different HLA antigens. Histocompatibility is a condition of compatibility between the tissues of a graft or transplant and the tissues of the body receiving the graft or transplant. The understanding of histocompatibility is important for the success of organ transplantation and it clearly demonstrates that the Human Species has no choice other than that of existing as Specific Individuals with Individuality. The concept of descent from another Species cannot account for immunological recognition which formulates the basis for histocompatibility and Immunity from infections.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 31 – Whole Individual, Whole Identity, and Whole Individuality
Soul/Spirit represent the living process which brings unity, harmony, and equilibrium in the living functions of trillions of individual, independent cells which work together for the benefit of the Singularity popularly represented by the personality of man.
Biology must use the concept of Soul/Spirit to identify each man as a Specific Individual with Individuality. Human Identity and Individuality always involves the biological community, the time, the place, and the environment which are constantly interacting to provide the basis for the human existence.
A brief glance at the face is enough for most people to identify one another. However, man does not exist with the same identity during the course of his life. The word identity describes the condition or fact of being a specific person. Identification is the process by which a person can be identified in an accurate and consistent manner.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 29 – The Doctrine of Molecular Individualism
We define our identity in the natural world and defend our existence by deploying unique protein molecules. Our genetic code determines the protein molecules that we use. The genetic code is made up of DNA strands that express Molecular Individualism. It arises from exceedingly small differences in the initial configuration of the polymer.
Whole Dude coined the phrase Whole Individualism to discover Man by a study of the building blocks, the structural units and organization of the human body. To defend human existence, Whole Individualism lays the emphasis on knowing the person who is at risk apart from knowing the agent posing the risk.
The Identity of Whole Dude at Whole Foods. Michigan Medicine AHEAD Study has no Research Protocol to verify the Identity of the Complex, Multicellular, Human Organism
Man describes his identity in terms of his personal name, age, gender, race, ethnicity, place of origin, language, religion, political, occupational, or social affiliation. In reality, the man is an association of trillions of individual cells. Michigan Medicine should have known better and must use valid, verified principles to identify every Human Being as a Specific Individual with Individuality without depending upon unverified claims about Race and Ethnicity.
Whole Foods has One and Only One Whole Dude – The Cellular and Molecular Basis of Whole Dude Identity
The concept of Whole Dude relates to knowing the man, the building blocks and the structural units and organization of the human body. To defend human existence, Whole Dude lays the emphasis on knowing the person who is at risk apart from knowing the agent posing the risk.
Genes and the genetic codes are the tools that an organism uses to express its Individuality. Each organism assembles its own kind of protein molecules to define its identity and to defend its existence in the natural world.
