Transcribed by Bert.
[March 12, 2016 Part 1 (58:37 mark)]
Caller: iON, Chromosome 14… what are the factors that we have not yet considered in the Chromosome 14 and RnA Drops interaction? Is there something that’s happening right now that you can talk about?
iON: Well, it starts off like this! You’ve got to realize that you have… um… yeah, the protein is changing.
Caller: OK!
iON: Now, the thread-like structures… the chromosomes are made of protein in a single molecule - that protein is changing. Your RnA Drops have also been changing, as well. And now, something is… just like because you know to plant your root vegetables by the dark of the moon and your… ah… Tosslynn vegetables that grow above the ground by the light of the moon. You know that because the environment is changing. And within the cresting of the fifth “Fingernail” moon, you’re in a fun cycle within the “ides of March”. It makes a new different space that your RnA Drops are starting to gain in the… the spread of your environment and heredity. You know that’s been the “age-old” conversation of between: “Is it ‘live', or is it Memorex?” But what happens is, it becomes very clear that it has a grander effect on the meat sack body. It’s prolific! You’re already starting to hear about it a little bit, but the boards will kind of go crazy after a little while. Either that or they’re going to go real quiet.
Caller: OK! So, the RnA Drops are changing, and the proteins within Chromosome 14 are changing or the protein within the body…
iON: Nucleosomes! Nucleosomes! Nucleosomes! And, see, when the proteins change, you won’t call them “histones" any longer. You’ve got to make a new name for the histones.
Caller: Each nucleosome is composed of a little less than two turns of DNA wrapped around a set of eight proteins called “histones”.
iON: The protein is changing! That’s why it’s going to work better or more. But see, we could have started you right out of the gate like this, but you would have blown their damn heads off – and then they would get cross, and they’d say: “You’ve blown my damn… blown my damn head off!” And you’d go: “There you go! I told you not to do all that!” So, we had to back it down. We found the part they wanted and what they asked for… they said: “Find out exactly how much will blow my brains out and back that off just a little bit!” So, that’s what we did! They’ve been liking it… loving it ever since.
[March 12, 2016 Part 1 (58:37 mark)]
Caller: iON, Chromosome 14… what are the factors that we have not yet considered in the Chromosome 14 and RnA Drops interaction? Is there something that’s happening right now that you can talk about?
iON: Well, it starts off like this! You’ve got to realize that you have… um… yeah, the protein is changing.
Caller: OK!
iON: Now, the thread-like structures… the chromosomes are made of protein in a single molecule - that protein is changing. Your RnA Drops have also been changing, as well. And now, something is… just like because you know to plant your root vegetables by the dark of the moon and your… ah… Tosslynn vegetables that grow above the ground by the light of the moon. You know that because the environment is changing. And within the cresting of the fifth “Fingernail” moon, you’re in a fun cycle within the “ides of March”. It makes a new different space that your RnA Drops are starting to gain in the… the spread of your environment and heredity. You know that’s been the “age-old” conversation of between: “Is it ‘live', or is it Memorex?” But what happens is, it becomes very clear that it has a grander effect on the meat sack body. It’s prolific! You’re already starting to hear about it a little bit, but the boards will kind of go crazy after a little while. Either that or they’re going to go real quiet.
Caller: OK! So, the RnA Drops are changing, and the proteins within Chromosome 14 are changing or the protein within the body…
iON: Nucleosomes! Nucleosomes! Nucleosomes! And, see, when the proteins change, you won’t call them “histones" any longer. You’ve got to make a new name for the histones.
Caller: Each nucleosome is composed of a little less than two turns of DNA wrapped around a set of eight proteins called “histones”.
iON: The protein is changing! That’s why it’s going to work better or more. But see, we could have started you right out of the gate like this, but you would have blown their damn heads off – and then they would get cross, and they’d say: “You’ve blown my damn… blown my damn head off!” And you’d go: “There you go! I told you not to do all that!” So, we had to back it down. We found the part they wanted and what they asked for… they said: “Find out exactly how much will blow my brains out and back that off just a little bit!” So, that’s what we did! They’ve been liking it… loving it ever since.
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