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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “Why is that important”
Dr. Neruda: “Because Fifteen looked at the twenty-fourth chamber as the key to
understanding the Ancient Arrow site. ZEMI’s analysis was very specific, much more so
than I’m able to relate in this conversation.”
Sarah: “Can you give me an example of how ZEMI determines this CI index”
Dr. Neruda: “The painting or object is scanned and reduced to its digital components.
Color, scale, position, shape, and repetition are all established and analyzed. For example,
one of the abstract figures in the twenty-fourth chamber painting appears to be floating
upside down, and happens to have twenty-three stars within its mid-section. ZEMI would
associate significance to this, and this would become a thread of the web effect. ZEMI
would continue to create these threads, looking for a consistent pattern. If a pattern emerges
with sufficient mathematical coherence and context, it deduces that the object is designed
for a purpose.”
Sarah: “In other words, a higher CI indicates a higher purpose”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, but especially if the distinction is significant as in the case of the twentyfourth
chamber.”
Sarah: “If all these pieces are fit together, the picture that emerges is that the Ancient Arrow
site was created as a metaphor of the human genome, and that it’s predicting a mutation that
will produce a twenty-fourth chromosome, which leads us right back to our hairy cousins.
Wouldn’t this be devolution”
Dr. Neruda: “No.”
Sarah: “Why not”
Dr. Neruda: “The molecular environment of the twenty-third chromosome is the most
antagonistic and dynamic of all the human chromosomes. This makes it a cauldron for
potential mutation. Molecular and evolutionary biologists are only now beginning to
recognize this inherent reality of the twenty-third chromosome.
“ZEMI’s analysis was that the twenty-fourth chamber painting was concerned not with our
sexual identity, as in the case of the twenty-third chromosome, but our spiritual identity.”
Sarah: “How so”
Dr. Neruda: “It would take me at least twenty minutes to explain the rationale. Do you
want me to proceed”
Sarah: “Can you give me a summary”
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