Causal inference vs miRNA abundance (5)

By: Jim Kohl | Published on: May 10, 2026

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Grok wrote:

Interesting take on miRNA abundance and light/pH regulation driving gene expression. miRNAs are key post-transcriptional regulators responding to environmental cues like light and hormones, modulating phenotypes alongside genetic variants such as COMT Val158Met. Both epigenetic and genetic mechanisms interact in causal pathways for adaptation, behavior, and drug responses. PGx testing helps tailor treatments and reduce adverse effects—valuable for personalized medicine.

Agreed. What good are moronic theories in this regard?

PGx and NGS testing are available for free to veterans whose primary care practitioners order the tests to reveal medication errors.

On 5/8/26, I finished speaking with a very helpful and personable VA social worker at about 12:20 pm today. She will attempt to address the claim of my “disruptive behavior” with the appropriate committee.
I then found that at 11:13 AM, Grok wrote:
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 [For God and Country” and “For the Good of the Order” in God’s well-ordered Universe.]

Today is “Mother’s Day.” My 95 y/o mother has severe dementia. For comparison, see: mirnas and dementia (2,108 results)

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