3244 0000000000	The Science of Innate Intelligence Bruce Lipton         021400.asx
Description Cell Biologist draws intriguing comparisons between the evolutionary path of the cell and that of humankind, and directly relates many of modern technology's innovations to the structure and function of the cell. First aired 03/27/99
About the Author Scientist, author, university professor and lecturer, Bruce Lipton, compares the evolution of the cell to that of humankind; clearly demonstrates that much of our technology is in direct imitation of Nature's designs for cell structures. The myths of genes vs. the magic of membranes. He argues that it is not our genes, but our environment, and our perception of the environment, that ultimately regulates our health and behavior. Based upon his research at Stanford University, Dr. Lipton's most recent research on the regulation of cell behavior speaks to the molecular basis of consciousness and the future of human evolution. What is most exciting is that there are patterns in evolution, and the development of community is part of one of these patterns. Bruce is on the cutting edge of the New Biology, which, like the New Physics, is changing the way we see things. In this we find that much of Neo-Darwinian biology is gravely in error and that the bleak picture it paints of our future is, at most, a self-fulfilling prophecy. The vision of the New Biology is far more hopeful. Explore similar items DNA vs. The Environment (Audio on Demand - New Science) DNA Controversy (Audio on Demand - New Science) Align Your Subconscious Mind (Audio on Demand - New Science) List all New Science List all Audio on Demand List all Audio on Demand within New Science category