Death: The Final Genetic Code

by Joey Lawsin

According to science, humans are made up of genes. Embedded in these genes are codes or instructions that have the ability to create the whole physical body. This set of instructions is the main procedure programmed to generate the necessary parts of the human body like the bones cells, muscle cells, organ cells, hair cells, and other cells for growth and development. This set of instructions is also programmed to bring down (put an end) the body to its demise. And if it is true that genes are the codes of life, then the death cell is then the key to the fountain of youth (the genetic argument, Lawsin,1988).

In the real world, the physical human body only lasts an average of  80 years*. This means our bodies grow until we reach 40 and gradually die as we approach 80 yrs old.

This trend can be shown by using a bell curve diagram as shown below. From the diagram, the birth, pinnacle, and death of the physical body can be illustrated. At the left side of the bell is the ascending curve, the birth. On the right side is the descending curve, the death. In between the two curves is the highest point called the peak. The peak is the pinnacle that signals the body to stop growing and commence the dying process.

Statistically, as shown in the curve, the first part of human life starts from 1 to 40 years Then, it stabilizes from 40 to 60 years. And finally, it declines from 60 to 80 years. Life has three stages. The first stage (1-40) is the birth of life, the prime of our life. The second stage (40-60) is the high ground of life, the plateau of our life. And the final stage (60-80) is the death of the body, the retirement of our life.

In comparison, a 3 ladder system is another good example that showcases the 3 stages of life. The first stage is called information acquisition or gathering. This is represented by a vertical ladder. This ladder is the time we open our eyes and say hello to the world. This is the stage we spend our lives without problems. The time when we just eat, play, and sleep. As we climb the ladder step by step upward, we begin to learn things from our parents, schools, and friends. And as we reach the top of the ladder, all the tools we need to live and survive are all now provided. The second stage is called information utilization. This is represented by a horizontal ladder. This is the flat ladder where we start a family, have children, pursue our careers, dream houses, and cars, travel around the world, and enjoy all the luxuries of life. The third stage is information declination. This is represented by the second vertical ladder. This is the ladder where we begin to climb down. This is the stage where our body begins to slow down. The last instruction of the genetic program. The time when we close our eyes and say goodbye.

Life Expectancy of some Animals:

1. Ant (Drone) - 3 weeks
2. Guinea pigs - 4 years
3. Mouse - 3 year
4. Chameleon - 1 year
5. Cat - 25 years
6. Mosquito fish - 2 years
7. Dog - 22 years
8. Dragonflies - 4 months
9. Housefly - 28 days
10. Butterflies - 6 weeks
1. Mayflies - 24 hours
12. Rabbits - 8 years
13. Bat - 3 yrs
14. Bear - 31 yrs
15. Chimpanzee - 37 yrs
16. Elephant 57 yrs
17. Horse - 62 yrs
18. Lion - 29 yrs
19. Squirrel - 15 yrs
20. Pigeon 35 yrs
21 Alligator - 56 yrs
22 Tortoise -  172 yrs
23. Snake - 6 yrs
24. Frog - 10 yrs
25. Goldfish - 25 yrs
26. Beetle - 30 yrs
27. Spider - 15 yrs
28. Snails - 25 yrs
29. Earthworm - 10 yrs
30. Leech - 27 yrs

Death has its own purpose. It is inevitable. Everyone and everything will die. It is just a matter of time so to speak. Mayflies die within 24 hours. Butterflies live only for weeks. Some, like dragonflies, live only for months. Why? It is a natural law, genetic instruction. Everyone shares their own death in different ways. It might look morbid but it is not. It is just only how we perceived death that it seems unpleasant.

What is unpleasant is the disease. The body, when it's time to go, makes its own way to bring its own body down. One day it is healthy, the next day, when it is ready to go, the body finds its way to being ill. The illness takes over, controls walking, seeing, and breathing, and even destroys its own organs like the heart and kidneys. Once all these things are gradually happening, the body is on its stage of dying. We humans don't have control over them. Medicines are just extenders to prolong life. When the body wants to turn off its own system. it can turn off itself. It is wired on its gene. It is capable to execute its final code - its final instruction - Death.

* According to cdc.org, about 75 million American adults have high blood pressure — that's 1 of every 3 adults. This means that 1/3 of its population is suffering from high blood pressure. This group ranges from 40 to 80 yrs old. The other 1/3 is suffering from other diseases like diabetes, cancers, heart, and brain episodes. This group ranges from 40 to 80 yrs old as well. The remaining 1/3 is the healthy group. They range from 1 to 40 yrs old. They are our kids, our sons and daughters growing up along the ascending side of the curve. However, on the descending side, the group from 40 to 80 yrs old is on its way to dying. And when the pharmaceutical companies shut down, the people on the descending side will die sooner than expected.

"Death is the final genetic code in the algorithm of life." ~ Joey Lawsin

About the Author :

Joey Lawsin is the author of the book "Evolution of Creation". He is the forebearer who wants to change the world by rewriting the textbooks with new concepts that debunk the old scientific, theological, and philosophical ideas of antiquity. He published a book in Physics, created a conscious machine known as Biotronics, and formulated the idea of "Inscription Theory". The article above is an excerpt from his paper "The Inscription by Design".

Disclaimer: The author retains the copyright to most of the research materials on this site unless cited otherwise. However, some of the articles are edited on a day-to-day basis without notice. If you are interested to use any of these works for the purpose of scholarly study or debate, please first inform the author by email or cite the author's name or source as follows: A Journal of a Creative Mind, Joey Lawsin, 1988, USA.