Co-GENESIS: The RNA Mind: Perception & Consciousness

Consciousness, how we experience the world, remains a mystery to Science. However, our silent inner voice reveals the key. When silently reading these words, you are at the first level: perception and recognition. However, if you speak the same words, your Mind engages two ancestral voices (a binary), one voice executing the words, and separately, the other imparting emotional "color." During a life crisis, your Mind deliberates between anger-and-revenge or love-and-forgiveness, and you are fully within the grasp of your binary consciousness. Where did these voices come from and how did they make Humankind the rulers of the Earth?

Co-GENESIS is an RNA Theory of Evolution asserting the capacity of RNA in sexually-reproducing life to retain male life experiences (adaptations) or female life experiences (adaptations) during life and to couple them in offspring as a binary code-a two-part biological intelligence: the RNA MIND. The resulting maleness and femaleness hemispheres of the Mind interact to form your unique view of the world, your personality, and at the level of the species, RNA maintains a repetitive spectrum of mindsets, a resilient Social Order. The DNA Helix is the master copy of all information for each individual and its species however, it is the inactive storage form of information (a template) used by RNA to generate the thousands of active RNA agents teeming throughout the body. DNA replicates or dies at RNA's command.

Sexual reproduction transitioned single cells to multicellular life a billion years ago however, all decisions by these species are instinctive-subconscious, set by the wiring of the hemispheres. Approximately 100,000 years ago the structures of speech emerging in one species of Pre-Human Primate began to communicate between the hemispheres: binary deliberative-consciousness, the defining trait of Humankind. A revolution ensued as Humans became self-aware. Able to evolve Nature to serve their purposes, Humans dramatically altered Earth's environmental systems, and now believe they have advanced to the threshold of biological self-evolution.

However, the omissions of our DNA-centered (unary) understanding of life is leading to the tragic, if unintentional, end of Nature's (binary) RNA-centered masterwork of deliberative-consciousness, and with it, Humankind. Co-GENESIS, with eighty illustrations and a minimum of technical language, puts forth an accessible and well-researched argument in opposition, supported by the leading edge of research in the natural sciences, urgently calling for an International Council to assure biological due diligence and a multi-disciplinary consensus.