We should have been looking down. Way down inside to the worlds oldest, tiniest and most ubiquitous organism, which isn't even alive, as far as we can tell.
https://youtu.be/X31g5TB-MRo



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Viruses are a major driver of evolution. There’s speculation that we were genetically engineered from monkeys using viruses.

Just wait until the Mormons show up in a microscopic CK ruled by a virus. Which is strange because I would expect a world of E. Coli.

babyloncansuckit Wrote:
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> Viruses are a major driver of evolution. There’s
> speculation that we were genetically engineered
> from monkeys using viruses.
>
> Just wait until the Mormons show up in a
> microscopic CK ruled by a virus. Which is strange
> because I would expect a world of E. Coli.

If not for the T4 Bacteriophage, we'd all be dead from ecoli.
https://gizmodo.com/5400443/natures-most-wicked-looking-robot-the-bacteriophage

So not only are they perhaps our creators, they're also our saviors, in a far more real sense than God or Jesus.

Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs) are endogenous viral elements in the genome that closely resemble and can be derived from retroviruses. They are abundant in the genomes of jawed vertebrates, and they comprise up to 5–8% of the human genome

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endogenous_retrovirus

Despite not being alive, they can move, navigate, detect their host bacteria, inject their RNA into them, unzip their host's double helix, attach their single helix of RNA and reprogram the bacteria to make hundreds of exact copies of itself in under an hour, thus exploding the host and sending hundreds of new viruses into the body to go destroy other bacteria.

https://youtu.be/kdz9VGH8dwY



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When will it because deity like the boson?

I haven't been looking for "our creator." :)

I know who created me, and unfortunately I know the mechanics of how they did it.

In 1918 the flu virus went viral