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Liquid crystal structure of human RNA

11.10.2018

Italian scientists came to the conclusion that people on our planet, as well as the entire structure of terrestrial biological life, are made on the basis of a technology known and widely used in the production of monitors, that is, liquid crystal.

Independent researchers in Italy claim that they have studied the structure of RNA using the most modern instruments and the latest technology, which allowed them to discover the unusual structure of proteins, obviously created artificially - from liquid crystals. Who and why created biological life on Earth in this way, one can only guess, however, of course, the simplest assumption suggests itself - this was done by aliens, or gods (this is how it is more convenient for anyone to consider our ancestors).

The structure of RNA molecules based on liquid crystals, scientists believe, suggests the unlimited possibilities of such "biological life" - it is enough to recall in this regard the increasingly mind-blowing technological developments related to modern gadgets. Therefore, the concept of the genetic structure of any biological species on the planet, including humans, as well as the metabolic processes occurring in the organisms of everything living on Earth, Italian scientists believe, should be revised.

By the way, for this reason, we underestimate the capabilities of the human brain, only wondering at the amorphousness of most of it, which has not yet been used by humans.

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