DNA Activation

stormkeeper

I'm not sure if this should go under Paranormal or Spirituality, but I figured I'd start off hwere to get people's opinions: http://www.dnaperfection.com/


As to what I think... I personally can't take it all that seriously... looks like a bit of a way to make a quick buck

Zillah

It will take a whole hell of a lot of convincing for me to consider this to be anything other than utter nonesense. I really have no problem with spiritual beliefs...but why must these people use obvious lies about science to support their positions?

stormkeeper

Zillah wrote:

It will take a whole hell of a lot of convincing for me to consider this to be anything other than utter nonesense. I really have no problem with spiritual beliefs...but why must these people use obvious lies about science to support their positions?

Yeah... I looked at it, and although it gave me a headache, I immediately wrote it off as crap... it just seems like that to me. 400 USD for doing nothing, or rather it does something akin to a placebo effect; you THINK it did something. That guy really is practically making money for nothing in the most literal sense, in my opinion.

I wonder if anyone will treat the site without any degree of scepticism, because really, I find a lot of what he says hard to believe, and I think using confusing scientific stuff is meant to give off the impression that he knows what he's talking about, and it's far beyond what they layman can understand... or something like that anyway.

I'm open to being proved wrong about that site, but I'm still gonna find it hard to swallow.

Zombrex

DNA Activation wrote:

Scientists acknowledge that we currently only use 3% of our current 2 strand DNA. Thus we live in a society where people are sick, unhappy, stressed out, create wars, have difficulty experiencing love, and are totally disconnected with the universe.

Those two sentences have nothing to do with each other.

Zillah

Why single that bit out? The multi-dimensional strands of DNA claims didn't demand attention?

Havermeyer

Yeah... I looked at it, and although it gave me a headache, I immediately wrote it off as crap... it just seems like that to me. 400 USD for doing nothing, or rather it does something akin to a placebo effect; you THINK it did something. That guy really is practically making money for nothing in the most literal sense, in my opinion.

But isn't that what faith healers and all those people who use 'magical' rocks to woo bad auras out of your body and cleanse your soul do? The industry is worth billions worldwide each year, and none of it has been scientifically proven. You have to BELIEVE in it, yet again. And in such a superficial world as this one, everyone wants to look their best and want whats best for their bodies. And, hey, the celebrities are doing it so it MUST work. I don't see how this is much different. However, i whole heartedly disagree with the complete sh|te these guys are coming out with about DNA perfection. It's just scary that there are people out there that WILL buy into this.

Talliesin

People like this give us quacks a bad name.