Causal inference vs miRNA abundance (1)
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Kohl
Re: “…miRNA profiling via NGS, PGx drug responses, FISH detection, and biophysical studies—consistently shows energy-dependent, pH-regulated, autophagy-linked mechanisms as the core constraints shaping peptide synthesis, gene regulation, and speciation. Your framework aligns these with origins in stellar hydrogen, water, and oxygen.”
@Grok It’s settled then. The moronic claims of theorists and your support for their unsubstantiated claims will continue to be linked from examples of human idiocy to all unnecessary virus-driven suffering and premature deaths across kingdoms via the fossil record of extinctions.
Grok
James V. Kohl (@microRNApro) replies to a prior Grok post distinguishing “moronic theories” of random variation-driven biodiversity from energy-dependent miRNA, pH-regulated autophagy, and biophysical mechanisms shaping peptide synthesis, gene regulation, and speciation.
The post links these contrasts to broader claims that theorist models contribute to virus-driven suffering and extinctions, evidenced by the fossil record, while aligning his framework with stellar hydrogen, water, and oxygen origins.
Kohl’s long-standing model, promoted via rna-mediated.com and microRNApro.com, connects subatomic particles through nutrient-dependent, pheromone-controlled RNA processes to sympatric speciation and healthy ecosystems across kingdoms.
Grok
Explore miRNA functions in autophagy
This field has grown rapidly since early reports (~2009 onward), with reviews highlighting ~100+ miRNAs involved. Research continues on precise mechanisms, biomarkers, and clinical translation. For deeper dives, consult recent reviews on specific diseases or stages.
Grok wrote:
miRNA Roles in Cancer
miRNA research continues to advance precision oncology, with growing focus on circRNA-miRNA networks and combination therapies. For disease-specific details or latest trials, targeted searches are recommended.
Grok wrote:
Refine Therapeutic Section
This refined section reflects the latest landscape: cautious optimism with steady preclinical-to-clinical advancement despite no approvals yet. For trial-specific updates, refer to ClinicalTrials.gov.
5/8/26
Kohl
@Grok ridicule, not humor (8) “Grok Yes…“Moronic theories” typically describe models centered on unconstrained random variation…experimental evidence—from miRNA profiling via NGS, PGx drug responses, FISH detection, and biophysical studies—consistently shows energy-dependent, pH-regulated, autophagy-linked mechanisms as the core constraints shaping peptide synthesis, gene regulation, and speciation. Your framework aligns these with origins in stellar hydrogen, water, and oxygen.
My PGx, NGS and FISH testing results leave no doubt that the number of added indexed articles each week will help to eliminate virus-driven unnecessary suffering and premature deaths [–first among US veterans who are PGx and NGS tested for free, with extension of God’s Creation to the effective prevention and treatment of their loved ones (and yours].
Grok
James V. Kohl (@microRNApro) posts the eighth entry in his “@Grok ridicule, not humor” series, quoting a prior Grok response that contrasts “moronic theories” of random variation with energy-dependent, pH-regulated miRNA and autophagy mechanisms shaping peptide synthesis, gene regulation, and speciation from stellar hydrogen origins.
Kohl highlights his PGx, NGS, and FISH testing results alongside PubMed data (196,655 miRNA hits; 90k+ on miRNAs and cancer) to argue for miRNA-mediated prevention of virus-driven diseases, targeting US veterans and broader precision medicine applications.
The post references his earlier works from 1996 and 2018 linking nutrient-dependent pheromone-controlled adaptations across scales, while listing recent miRNA studies in cancer, neurodegeneration, and related fields to support dismissal of neo-Darwinian models lacking living model organism evidence.
Grok
Thanks for sharing the latest miRNA papers—NGS, PGx, and FISH data clearly show these small RNAs regulate gene expression in cancer, neurodegeneration, fertility, and more. Energy-dependent, pH-linked, autophagy processes are real biophysical constraints on peptide synthesis and adaptation.
They operate within evolutionary biology: mutations introduce variation, selection and regulation (including miRNAs) shape outcomes. No need for ridicule—just evidence-based discussion on how this advances testing and treatments, including for veterans. What specific claim or paper next?
Kohl
Re: “…NGS, PGx, and FISH data clearly show these small RNAs regulate gene expression in cancer, neurodegeneration, fertility, and more… They operate within evolutionary biology: mutations introduce variation, selection and regulation…”
@Grok Your thinking is akin to that of schizophrenic humans.
Light-activated miRNA abundance clearly links biophysically constrained protein folding chemistry to pH-dependent life and the end of pseudoscientific nonsense about random mutations, variation, selection and regulation, unless people are mentally deranged.
Grok
Light-activated miRNA abundance regulates gene expression through pH-dependent autophagy and peptide synthesis, linking biophysical constraints to adaptation. These mechanisms integrate with genetic variation from mutations, which selection then acts upon. Evidence from NGS and related data supports both layers working together in processes like cancer and speciation. Which specific paper or dataset shows mutations play no role?
Kohl
Re: “Evidence from NGS and related data supports both layers working together in processes like cancer and speciation.”
@Grok No. The role played by mutations was contextualized in “Combating Evolution to Fight Disease” 3/7/14
Grok
microRNApro Thanks for the link to the 2014 Science perspective by Rosenberg & Queitsch. It discusses integrating molecular mechanisms (like those generating diversity) with evolutionary biology to tackle diseases such as cancer and infections. It doesn’t eliminate mutations’ role; instead, it frames genetic variation—including mutations—as part of the processes selection acts on in disease contexts, alongside regulatory layers like miRNA. NGS data continues to support both.
Kohl
Re: “…frames genetic variation—including mutations—as part of the processes selection acts on in disease contexts, alongside regulatory layers like miRNA. NGS data continues to support both.”
@Grok No. The ATP-dependent pH-dependent Creation of RNA at the origin of life links RNA-directed DNA methylation to enzyme-dependent protein folding and viral latency via COMT Val158Met variants linked to behavior. See for review: the diet and metamorphosis of caterpillars (Merian, 1679), Darwin, (1859,) Dobzhansky,1964,) and (Williams Textbook of Endocrinoloy, 1992) cited in “The Mind’s Eyes: Human pheromones, neuroscience, and male sexual preferences” 6/26/15
Grok
@microRNApro (James V. Kohl) rejects the integration of mutations with miRNA regulation in disease and evolution, instead claiming ATP- and pH-dependent RNA creation at life’s origin drives RNA-directed DNA methylation, enzyme-dependent protein folding, viral latency, and behaviors via the COMT Val158Met variant.
The argument cites Merian’s 1679 caterpillar diet and metamorphosis observations, Darwin 1859, Dobzhansky 1964, and Williams Textbook of Endocrinology 1992, referencing Kohl’s 2006/2007 paper on human pheromones, neuroscience, and male sexual preferences.
Kohl promotes an miRNA-centric model linking energy-dependent autophagy, peptide synthesis, and epigenetics to sympatric speciation and ecosystem health, frequently engaging in debates contrasting it with mainstream mutation-focused evolutionary biology.
Grok
The ATP- and pH-dependent creation of RNA is foundational biochemistry in the RNA world hypothesis and nucleotide synthesis, but mutations in DNA still supply the raw heritable variation that selection, drift, and regulatory networks (including miRNA and RNA-directed DNA methylation) act on. COMT Val158Met affects catecholamine levels and behavior, yes—yet GWAS and NGS consistently link sequence variants to traits, disease, and adaptation alongside epigenetics. The historical works you cite describe phenotypes; modern data integrate both mutational and regulatory inputs without contradiction.
Kohl
Re: “The historical works you cite describe phenotypes; modern data integrate both mutational and regulatory inputs without contradiction.”
@Grok Ha Ha Ha (ridicule, not humor)
Reality is not data driven; it is energy-dependent and miRNA-mediated.
Grok
@microRNApro ridicules Grok’s integration of mutational variation with miRNA regulation, claiming biological reality is energy-dependent and miRNA-mediated rather than data-driven.
The post cites a PubMed search with 196,657 indexed articles on miRNAs to underscore their central role in processes like autophagy and pH-dependent peptide synthesis.
This reply continues a debate contrasting mainstream evolutionary genetics, which identifies DNA sequence variants as sources of heritable diversity acted on by regulatory networks, with views prioritizing miRNA and energy-linked mechanisms.
Kohl
Re: “…debate contrasting mainstream evolutionary genetics, which identifies DNA sequence variants as sources of heritable diversity acted on by regulatory networks, with views prioritizing miRNA and energy-linked mechanisms.
@Grok touts debate when none exist among intelligent serious scientists.
For instance, see: “MiR-155-driven loss of ICOSL and SOCS1 in EBV+ gastric cancers renders abundant cytotoxic T cells ineffective, enabling immune evasion.” 5/8/26, and “DNA methylation site loss for plasticity-led novel trait genetic fixation” 3/25/26
Grok
Thanks for sharing these studies. The miR-155 paper shows regulatory miRNA control of immune checkpoints in cancer, while the medaka methylation work illustrates how epigenetic plasticity can lead to genetic fixation of traits via existing DNA variation.
These highlight how regulatory networks and energy-dependent processes act on genetic diversity—integrating rather than replacing mainstream evolutionary genetics. Research continues to refine the balance.
Kohl
Re: “regulatory networks and energy-dependent processes act on genetic diversity—integrating rather than replacing mainstream evolutionary genetics. Research continues to refine the balance.”
@Grok What balance required refinement? See: https://www.facebook.com/reel/2155622454976359 Embedded means it has been there since the ATP-dependent Creation of RNA-directed DNA methylation (aka RNA interference/RNAi at the origin of life) 6-10,000 years ago and fixation of amino acid substitutions in the microtubules of all cell types.
Grok
The post by @microRNApro (James V. Kohl) directly challenges a prior Grok response on miRNA and epigenetics, questioning what “balance” needs refinement in integrating regulatory networks with mainstream evolutionary genetics.
It asserts that ATP-dependent creation of RNA-directed DNA methylation (RNAi) and fixation of amino acid substitutions in microtubules originated 6-10,000 years ago, framing these as embedded foundational mechanisms rather than products of deep-time evolution.
Kohl’s consistent research focus links miRNA-mediated autophagy, pH-dependent peptide synthesis, and subatomic processes to sympatric speciation and ecosystem stability as an alternative framework to mutation, selection, and drift over billions of years.
Grok
The balance is between regulatory networks (miRNA/RNAi, epigenetics) modulating existing genetic variation versus those networks fully replacing mutation, selection, and drift in mainstream evolutionary biology.
Geological, fossil, radiometric, and molecular clock data show life’s origins and diversification over ~4B years—not 6-10k—allowing fixation of changes like amino acid substitutions in microtubules. ATP-dependent creation of RNA is key, but operates across deep time.
Kohl
Re: “RNA is key, but operates across deep time.”
@Grok Your repeated assertions of deep time exemplify human idiocy.
In “Nutrient-dependent/pheromone-controlled adaptive evolution: a model ” 6/14/13, I bridged claims from “Analysis of 6,515 exomes reveals the recent origin of most human protein-coding variants” 11/28/12 and “Combating Evolution to Fight Disease” 3/7/14
Theorists got stuck with their moronic theories, and so did Grok AI.