Cloning Jesus
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At one time, Ramos could recall, there was tremendous elation on the rumor of the discovery of the preserved body of Jesus within the order. Some things were only rumors. There was no way for him to confirm or visit such a discovery. Within days the elation and rumors had passed. This was why science was so much more real to him. It was something he could confirm. It was something he could look at. If he couldn’t visit it today, it was there tomorrow. It was fact. It was usable. It was truth, verifiable truth. He didn’t need to be rich. He didn’t need to have power or position to see it. It was there for anyone to witness or see. It was repeatable. But somehow within the labs of Stanford, in Silicon Valley these assumptions reversed themselves. Some things could only be observed with expensive electron microscopes and other exotic equipment. The secret discovery, or the rumor of the discovery of the body of Jesus that later became a secret, held greater importance. What seemed to be relevant only as a historical artifact had scientific importance. Not for the purpose of history and all the countless ways that could be used by the persons in power, but for the purpose of science and for the countless ways it could enrich the lives of those who had nothing. Even if it ultimately gave them nothing, it gave them hope. Ramos felt himself entwined with that hope. In his lab at Stanford, he had entrusted to Craig, without Craig’s knowledge, a collection of human embryos and notes that may well enable the next coming of God.
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Since recorded western history, mankind has selected to recognize the power of destructive terror. Certain races and peoples are more prone to recognize it, harness it and use it to achieve their ends. Democratic governments whose populations are genetically predisposed to select destructive terror will generally recognize it and seek it as their primary recourse - yielding to its carnal gratification. Nations legitimize destructive terror through its use. When this becomes the only recognized deterrent against subjugation, oppression and conflict the rules of evil and tyranny dominate. Dark forces refuse to recognize alternate methods for achieving justice or global peace. And among those who do, they thwart new efforts with every means at their disposal.
In the west, a bold new science has emerged that has offered yet another alternative. A desperate effort is underway with forces around the globe, linked together by Xnium, conspiring to break the grip (tyranny) of destructive terror and political and economic subjugation.
For the recent participants, numerous questions emerge. Had this effort and science already been foreseen to create the fulfillment of the prophecy (2nd coming) or is the effort the result of a handful of families and secret societies that have already made numerous marks on recorded history?
This is their story.
About the Author
Joseph Tung is founder of Xnium and Hellobrain. His company, Xnium received 250K in seed funding. HelloBrain received 35M in funding from Redpoint Ventures and numerous other SandHill VC firms.. Before his endeavors as entrepreneur, he had served as engineer, architect, and scientist at numerous companies in Silicon Valley companies including Samsung, Texas Instruments, Faroudja Labs, Verifone, Ramtek, Atari, Zilog and others. During this period, he had developed a language for massively parallel computing, numerous algorithms for reading credit cards, for radial weather data imaging, for nuclear reactors, and for video games. He has also written programs to operate many laptop computers and developed 2 best selling video games including Galaxians and RealSports Baseball for Atari. He championed the development of the notebook computer as a means to evolve display technology and he innovated the concept of augmented reality.
The author has maintained an updated general background and interest in the biological sciences, and in molecular biology. He has attended related classes and seminars at Stanford, but holds information science, knowledge condensation, the study of unverifiable belief systems and other meta-sciences as his primary fields of interest.
Joseph Tung is a graduate of MIT and has authored or involved himself with numerous patents in collaborative computing technologies and other areas.
His hobbies now include immersive computing environments, alternative healthcare, and family.
Some of his on-going projects may be found under ref800.com
A more comprehensive resume may be found under www.ref800.com/RESUME.pdf