From the Z-papers by Herb Zinser

Paper  1319 outlines genes and their  genetic social engineering expressions.

Thus we see pieces to the puzzle about TOE theory ..... the THEORY of Everything. 

A famous example of gene expression was VIA  genetics display agent

Modern "GENE" cowboys are university genetics professors exploring the  "Gene"  wild west of social engineering thought.

And we have the "GENE" messenger....

Gene Hackman
Hackman at a book signing, in June 2008.
Born	Eugene Allen Hackman January 30, 1930 (age 83) San Bernardino, California, U.S.
Residence	Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.
Nationality	American
Alma mater	Pasadena Playhouse
Occupation	Retired Actor, Author
Years active

From the Z-paper series by Herb Zinser

Modern  Military Gene General Analysis using  symbols,

cellulose  paper,  and  an ink pen --> Pentagon   

The T.A,G military codon is 1 of 64 codons ..... hence,  that 1/64   is represented by the pen.TAG.on.

DNA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Genetic information is encoded as a sequence of nucleotides

Genetic information is encoded as a sequence of nucleotides

Genetic information is encoded as a sequence of  gene generals with nucleotides  located  near the EARTH geography location  for   chief militray nucleotides---> Tidal Basin 

Tidal Basin Map and Directions - Washington DC - About.com

Thus we see the "Tale of 2 CITIES'  ...... 2 different formats of  Sartre existential  REALITY.

1) physical reality of objects, people, automobiles, concrete  highways, and iron/glass  skyscrapers.

2) The world of symbols, math and physic equations, flowcharts, chemistry formula, gene and chromosome and their  SYMBOL LIFE in textbooks, etc.

In modern times,  we have relationship.. a mapping between Nature's version of the SYMBOL MACHINE and physical reality.

Nature's anger ... can the use a college textbook page of symbols and concepts ... and CREATE  a  message processing EVENT in human physical reality  ...  such as the  attention SIGNAL method .....  a tragic EVENT  that is described in  newspaper SYMBOL reports.

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