Covid 19 and Neanderthalisation of Species and Social Cultural Changes - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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The endosymbiotic archaea secretes RNA viroids which hybridizs with human RNA sequences including HERV sequences producing the Covid 19 virus. Covid 19 infects the frontal cortex. The frontal cortex becomes small, cerebellum becomes dominant. The Neanderthals live in a surrealistic hallucinatory world. They live in small clusters. Neanderthalic autistic brain with small cerebral cortex is not capable of fictional imagination and forming large societies. Covid19 produces testicular hypotrophy and male eunuchs. The female of the species becomes dominant and matriarchy sets in. The population is…mehr

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The endosymbiotic archaea secretes RNA viroids which hybridizs with human RNA sequences including HERV sequences producing the Covid 19 virus. Covid 19 infects the frontal cortex. The frontal cortex becomes small, cerebellum becomes dominant. The Neanderthals live in a surrealistic hallucinatory world. They live in small clusters. Neanderthalic autistic brain with small cerebral cortex is not capable of fictional imagination and forming large societies. Covid19 produces testicular hypotrophy and male eunuchs. The female of the species becomes dominant and matriarchy sets in. The population is androgynous and to avoid infertility the females become parthenogenetic. The Neanderthals are non-violent and live as social communes. They continue to use the internet and form man-machine hybrids eventually producing unraveling of the human cell and species. The centre of gravity of the civilization returns to the southern ocean. The homo sapiens of Africa and the Eurasian homo sapien-neanderthal hybrids lacking archaeal endosymbiosis become extinct due to Covid.
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.