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If Cells Can Be Tricked, Minds Can Also Be Tricked
A virus tricks the mind of the cell. First the virus tricks the cell membrane into letting it in, then it tricks the nucleus into letting it further in. How does the virus do this? The virus is skilled at trickery. It studies and learns signals the cell membrane and nucleus will accept for entry. The virus smiles, shakes hands, hugs, brings presents of food, drink and trinkets and pretends to be friendly by saying “I come in peace.” The virus pretends to be the same kind of being as others the nucleus has dealt with. Since the virus is either RNA or DNA, the virus has the outward appearance and structure of DNA and RNA naturally present in the nucleus. This is where the similarity ends.
A harmful virus never functions for the best interests of the cell and the body. The virus is out for its own interests – genetic reproduction and genetic survival. Once the virus gains access to the interior of the nucleus, it observes the workings of the nucleus until it finds a weakness. The virus then sneaks into the control center where the DNA instructions are stored. The virus continues to do whatever it takes to gain the trust of whatever stands between it and its goal. Once it has gained trust and enough information, the virus attacks. It then alters the instructions so the cell will work on behalf of keeping the virus alive and making virus babies. It accomplishes this part by killing some of the genes in the nucleus and replacing these genes with genes of the virus.
What you have just read is some of world history. A harmful virus is a metaphor for European colonization behavior across the world. They were trusted and allowed in everywhere and they were helped. They spread diseases. Then the Europeans attacked. This has a lot to do with why they are in the position they are in.
Your mind has been tricked and made sick. It is operating based on genetic instructions that have been altered to accept the viruses version of world history and the viruses version of how to live.
