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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"The biological corpus

Is not strictly 'animate' at any point.

Given that 'ordering'

Of the corpus design

Is accomplished through such codings as DNA/RNA

Which are essentially angle and frequency modulation.

Then we may go on to suggest

That 'life' as we customarily define it

Could be affected at a distance--

"The gravitation and radiation effects

Could modulate the DNA/RNA

Angle and frequency instructions

At astronomical remoteness--

Life could be 'sent on.'

"Within the order of evolution as usually drawn

Life 'occurred' as a series

Of fortuitous probabilities in the primeval sea.

It could have been sent or 'radiated' there.

That is, the prime code

Or angle and frequency modulated signal

Could have been transmitted

Citations

  1. Pattern Integrity, (2)-(4); Oct'66

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