Data sharing.

Data should be decentralized not centralized.

Bitcoin is a good model to follow (implies industrial strength encryption).

I never understood the centralized Cloud storage mechanism.

Talk about anti-privacy.

Here's the latest human genome assembly:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/assembly/GCF_000001405.40

And the Jet Propulsion ephermides:

https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/planets/eph_export.html



My idea was to find correlating patterns in our solar system to our DNA (as above so below).

It's called astrogenetics.

Quote: DoubleGold

Here's the latest human genome assembly:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/assembly/GCF_000001405.40

And the Jet Propulsion ephermides:

https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/planets/eph_export.html



My idea was to find correlating patterns in our solar system to our DNA (as above so below).

It's called astrogenetics.

Ephemerides definition: a table giving the future positions of a planet , comet , or satellite.

OK!

Quote: odiousgambit

Ephemerides definition: a table giving the future positions of a planet , comet , or satellite.

OK!

I already showed the "general" manual mapping of Pallas, Venus, and the Moon to an individual's political preferences (see my associated thread).

So a step further should be able to map to individual chromosomes and then to molecules inside the chromosomes.

Then they can use that algo to determine political persuasion upon receiving the DNA sample when someone gets a viral test.

I've been working on a project (not much time) mostly in concept.


It's an encrypted blockchain to secure all personal info.


It contains birth certificate, driver's license, marriage certificate, passport, mortgage deed, DNA, Bitcoin, medical records, etc.

All documents that are valuable.

Plus all intellectual property, including books, images, inventions, all text authored, all audio recordings like phone calls, etc.


It would be public data accessible on the internet, like Bitcoin, with each item encrypted.

It gives ownership to the person instead of the institutions or anyone else.

If a firm wants to access personal info, they have to negotiate a price with the owner.

Then access is granted by the owner.


An example would be an institution wanting my birth date.

I might sell them the right to the data for $200 for a specific time span.

When I created the record to store my encrypted birth date, there's a time stamp on the record, so I can prove when it was created.


Now, if a firm wants my DNA, they might have to pay $1M.

No one has a inherent right to use my data free because it's mine, not anyone else.