Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Introduction: “A Verdict demands Evidence”
What is music?
The scientific debate about music and the evolutionary human genome isn’t still
stalled. The central question remains: “Is there any evolutionary benefit in music
and musicality, or is music a cultural elaboration of only a preliminary signal
function?” In the research of schizophrenia, we find the positive symptom of auditory
hallucinations; that attends to a possible mutation of FOXP2-gene on the
7th chromosome of our human genome; a gene with seemingly an evolutionary
relationship with songbirds, whales and other primates of the Homo Sapiens.
Thus with great caution, it is possible to establish a link between music and
speech, awakened by the FOXP2-gene (Foxp-2 for the primates with distinction
at the human genome FOXP2-mutation). When we step back in time, we conclude
cautiously that both, sound and speech, play a significant role in signal
functions, which should have a contextual, group forming task. Therefore, exists
a genetical importance for strengthening the contextuality, like Lamarckism, as
an evolution model we accept.
Since our human genome changes at a tempo of only ± 0.5% per 100 000 years,
we hypothetically identify the human FOXP2 (as a very broad Fork Gene) nevertheless
linking with songbirds and sounds of whales and dolphins, (perhaps)
equated with us as our disposition in the Paleolithicum. The Mindlink-system
deconstructed these sound and speech and reconstructed the results into a new
act.
Music as structured sound
We hypothesize sound and speech (also present between earlier primates) as energetic
phenomenological components of communication. We define music as
“structured sound”, and speech as a “semantic driven communication”. To treat
people with fundamental communication disorders, we use analysed birdsongs,
whale-sounds, nature-sounds, high structured music - like Bach - and specific