Comments on: DNA, genes and Who We Really Are http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/ Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:06:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Kaila Colbin http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/comment-page-1/#comment-1763 Kaila Colbin Tue, 20 Nov 2007 04:15:45 +0000 http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/#comment-1763 Hi guys, Thanks so much for your comments. Darryl, I love your perspective. "Don't look at my finger; look at the moon," is one of my favorite sayings, describing a Buddhist monk who was pointing at the moon while his students kept looking at his finger. Your activities—interacting socially, living life, using the web, and prepping for your Carnegie Hall experience (I believe you can get there!)—are the moon. VortexDNA is the finger. Rebecca, if I understand you correctly, you're grasping the point that sometimes people need the finger to know what direction the moon is in. I hope we can serve that purpose. Hi guys,

Thanks so much for your comments.

Darryl, I love your perspective. “Don’t look at my finger; look at the moon,” is one of my favorite sayings, describing a Buddhist monk who was pointing at the moon while his students kept looking at his finger. Your activities—interacting socially, living life, using the web, and prepping for your Carnegie Hall experience (I believe you can get there!)—are the moon. VortexDNA is the finger.

Rebecca, if I understand you correctly, you’re grasping the point that sometimes people need the finger to know what direction the moon is in. I hope we can serve that purpose.

]]> By: Rebecca http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/comment-page-1/#comment-1761 Rebecca Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:57:29 +0000 http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/#comment-1761 Well that sounds great Darryl and you obviously are a well adjusted individual tackling life in all its glory..however, spare a thought for those of us who flounder from time to time and a bit of direction or a bit of insight might just make the difference between getting 100% out of this great life opportunity we have been given or somehow missing things that would enrich us...at least thats how I read the aims of VortexDNA. Well that sounds great Darryl and you obviously are a well adjusted individual tackling life in all its glory..however, spare a thought for those of us who flounder from time to time and a bit of direction or a bit of insight might just make the difference between getting 100% out of this great life opportunity we have been given or somehow missing things that would enrich us…at least thats how I read the aims of VortexDNA.

]]> By: Darryl Cousins http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/comment-page-1/#comment-1695 Darryl Cousins Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:14:02 +0000 http://blog.webgenomeproject.org/dna-genes-and-who-we-really-are/#comment-1695 The point I get especially from each of these three examples of DNA is that it is not at all essential that we **know** the details of our DNA (of any nature). We live it. I don't think about nor care about my social DNA when interacting socially, I'm relating to people. I don't think about nor care about my cell DNA in life, I'm living it. And finally, I don't think about nor care about my vortexDNA when using the web, I'm using it. Book me a space at Carnegie Hall. - D. The point I get especially from each of these three examples of DNA is that it is not at all essential that we **know** the details of our DNA (of any nature). We live it. I don’t think about nor care about my social DNA when interacting socially, I’m relating to people. I don’t think about nor care about my cell DNA in life, I’m living it. And finally, I don’t think about nor care about my vortexDNA when using the web, I’m using it. Book me a space at Carnegie Hall. - D.

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