Genetic Engineering, Genetic Modification, or Traditional Breeding: Paranormal Psychiatry (PNP)

Tres Mali Scott

This Topic is endorsed by TMSC Consulting Services, LLC Psychic Nosology Division, Under Paranormal Psychiatry by Tres Mali Scott, M.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. (ABD) 2nd & 3rd Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalist Awarded and Charter Member of Helium.com Where Knowledge Rules. First Published 6/28/2011 on Paranormal Psychology: An International Look

Regulating International Medical issues is difficult because of Intra-country variation in medical laws and ethics. As a result of International prison problems with transgendered people, i.e., genetic modifications that caused male physical features with female genitals and female physical features with male genitals. This is not the same as hermaphrodites, which is a birth defect of an individual born with both male and female genitals; genetic engineering genetic modification, or traditional breeding methods are under a microscope legally and ethically.

Genetic engineering, genetic modification or traditional breeding methods are intentional manipulation of an organism’s genome using DNA technology.

 

What is a Genome?

A genome is:

• haploid set of chromosomes of an organism, or
• complete set of genetic material of an organism, or
• all of the biological information needed to build and maintain a living example of that organism.

Genome is encoded, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). Divided into genes, the genes attach to the genome, they switch on gene expression.
The encoded DNA chain is make up of four chemical basis and the sugar 2′-dexoxyribose. The four chemical basis of DNA are:

•  acdenine (A) & guanine (G) called purines and
• cytosine (C) & thymine (T) called pyrimidines

 How Is Genetic Engineering, Genetic Modification, or Traditional Breeding Done?

Genetic engineering, genetic modification, or traditional breeding is for reproduction of life. The natural environment is used:

• Sex,
• Rape,
• artificial insemination
• Reproductive processes (flowers do not have sex).

And the laboratory.

People do the same things, use the same methods, and practice for good, bad, or neutral. Traditional breeding, genetic engineering, or genetic modification can also be dangerous. Used to genocide medically, medical war crimes, like Nazi Germany, & ethnic cleansing through biological warfare.

These methods can also:

1. Heal,
2. Manipulate out diseases,
3. Manipulate out handicaps, and
4. Manipulate out birth defects.

These methods can also maintain what has already been accomplished.

What is a Mutation?

Mutation, historically is thought of an alternation physically, biologically, or genetically of an organism in a negative manner:

• Malfunction,
•  Maladaptive, or
•  Inferior results.

An organism can also mutate to become:

• Higher functioning,
• More adaptive, or have
• Superior results.

Mutation occurs in the environment and is not through intentional manipulation or the desired results, if manipulation has occurred. Natural traditional breeding can also look like a mutation with higher functioning, more adaptive, or superior results.

From--Counselor Corner SP®: As Counselors, We Also Look At Our Client’s Religion!

From: Counselor Corner SP® & Tres Mali Scott

This topic is endorsed by Counselor Corner SP® by Tres Mali Scott, M.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. (ABD)--Certified School Counselor Oklahoma State Board of Education since 1998

I am a Psychiatrist, why is this important to me? Psychiatrist give assessment and evaluations that shape the course of the lives of the individuals they evaluate. Understanding religious vocabulary can help you give more objective assessments and evaluations.

As counselors, we also look at our client’s religion. Religion gives sets of rules that dictate how we respond and behave. Each religion has values, norms, and beliefs that shape how we interpret our world, our environment, our relationships, our goals, our hopes, and our dreams.

Each religion has a vocabulary that describes. For example, the educational discipline and psychology discipline have similar theories, but different words to describe them.

• What is considered acceptable vocabulary for our experiences is also evaluated according to religion. Most religions have prayers and rituals that have been repeated since childhood and the wording is mental training. Some religions have violent wording that is in conflict with the norms of appropriate societal behavior, including suggestions of suicide, homicide, or abuse.
• Though counseling does not support or encourage religion, it is important to evaluate clients in context of what they consider appropriate as a result of upbringing and training. This is important in treatment planning and approach to counseling.

Again, as counselors, we also look at our client’s religion. Though counseling does not encourage or support religion, what vocabulary client’s use to describe can be better understood if the origin of the meaning is known.

The Scott 20-10-20 Processing Curricula Development Plan for Lesson Planning 2010 & Beyond: The Paranormal Psychology View–International Library of Paranormal Psychology

 American Theorist Tres M. Scott

The Scott 20-10-20 Processing Curricula Development Plan for Lesson Planning 2010 & Beyond: The Paranormal Psychology View–International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Curricula development and the United States of America Educational System falls under paranormal Psychology (PNP) because curricula development, lesson plans, test construction, and extracurricular activities consider students’ physical, physiological, biological, psychological, and social development. With improvements in identification and diagnoses of true psychopathology and what is called the “mainstreaming system”, paranormal psychology is a discipline to collect effective improvements for our “mainstream population” of students for solutions to the educational issues.
Students that are a part of the mainstream “student body” may have mild forms of psychopathological disorders that will not be diagnosed or formally treated, and effects achievement and functioning. Understanding the non-psychopathological issues improve curricula development, test construction, lesson plan development, improve social training, and increase participation of students in extracurricular activities.
Some non-psychopathological presentations of symptoms are a result of the changes in society, increases in technology, and increased access to information.
The Scott 20-10-20 Processing Curricula Development Plan for Lesson Planning 2010 & Beyond is based on the majority of the populations increase in mental processing speed. An example is typing speed verses writing speed. Typing speed is faster than writing speed. When a person is comprehending what is being typed, the more words typed per minute shows an increase in mental processing. Data inputting is not considered because it does not require reading or understanding what is inputted.
Computer use video games and movies that replace reading a book have contributed to an increase in mental processing speed. School curricula must match the current mental processing of children.
I predict that more children will present as ADD or ADD w/Hyperactivity. It is not ADD or ADD w/Hyperactivity, it is a generation or two of children with a processing speed and learning processing that is not matched by the current school system curricula.
The solution to the problem is:

• Shorter, quicker paced lessons.
• Repeating the information in different ways in this shorter or briefer lesson.

The Standard Process for The Scott 20-10-20 Processing Curricula Development Plan for Lesson Planning 2010 & Beyond style is:

1. A 20 minute lesson: what the lesson is about, the details of the lesson, and what the lesson was about.
2. A 10 minute activity that reinforces details of the lesson.
3. A 20 minute in a different presentation of the original lesson: what the lesson is about, the details of the lesson, and what the lesson was about.

This process of learning is based on a 50 minute learning period or class.