2
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8
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1
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4
|
3
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9
|
7
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6
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2
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2/2
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2/8
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2/1
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2/4
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2/3
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2/9
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2/7
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2/6
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8
|
8/2
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8/8
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8/1
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8/4
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8/3
|
8/9
|
8/7
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8/6
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1
|
1/2
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1/8
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1/1
|
1/4
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1/3
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1/9
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1/7
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1/6
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4
|
4/2
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4/8
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4/1
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4/4
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4/3
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4/9
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4/7
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4/6
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3
|
3/2
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3/8
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3/1
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3/4
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3/3
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3/9
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3/7
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7/6
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9
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9/2
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9/8
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9/1
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9/4
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9/3
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9/9
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9/7
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9/6
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7
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7/2
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7/8
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7/1
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7/4
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7/3
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7/9
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7/7
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7/6
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6
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6/2
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6/8
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6/1
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6/4
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6/3
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6/9
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6/7
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6/6
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2
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8
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1
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4
|
3
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9
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7
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6
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2
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D# G B
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D# G G#
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D# E B
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D# E G#
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C G B
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C G G#
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C E B
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C E G#
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8
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D# G A
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D# G A#
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D# E A
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D# E A#
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C G A
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C G A#
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C E A
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C E A#
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1
|
D# F B
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D# F G#
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D# F# B
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D# F#G#
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C F B
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C F G#
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C F# B
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C F# G#
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4
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D# F A
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D# F A#
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D# F# A
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D# F#A#
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C F A
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C F A#
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C F# A
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C F# A#
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3
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C# G B
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C# G G#
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C# E B
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C# E G#
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D G B
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D G G#
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D E B
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D E G#
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9
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C# G A
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C# G A#
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C# E A
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C# E A#
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D G A
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D G A#
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D E A
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D E A#
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7
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C# F B
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C# F G#
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C# F# B
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C# F#G#
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D F B
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D F G#
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D F# B
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D F# G#
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6
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C# F A
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C# F A#
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C# F# A
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C# F#A#
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D F A
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D F A#
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D F# A
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D F# A#
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All Natural Keys
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1 Sharp Key
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2 Sharp Keys
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All Sharp Keys
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We can see above that there is a pattern to the musical notes of DNA or Nine Star Ki Numbers any errors will quickly stand out and be noticeable ..... there are 12 sequences with no sharps just natural keys played on the white keys of the piano ... there are 28 sequences with just one sharp key ... there are 18 sequences with two sharp keys ... and finally there are only 6 sequences that play three sharps
on the black keys only. 12 + 28 + 18 + 6 = 64 so clearly playing just one sharp is quite common.
Playing a sequence of amino acid codes that create certain things via musical notes might well find a rhythm of sound ............ an app that could produce those codes quickly once fed in would show us differences........for example 1/7 TGC creates cysteine and plays C F# B but 1/6 TGT C F# G# also creates Cysteine..............C F# remain the same but B has become G# three tones in difference....
Cysteine 1/7 C F# B is associated with Head, kidneys and feet and plays in G Major ..... whereas Cysteine 1/6 is C F# G# and is associated with Head, Kidneys and Liver and plays in A Major....those two last notes though do have a Jupiter connection as Jupiter is associated with both Sagittarius and Pisces.
B becomes G# and Feet become Liver yet both create cysteine.........there are but two cysteine's in amino acid's so its easier to spot the differences but when you choose something like Serine, Valine, Alanine etc., they have many more choices for creating the same amino acid which tells me that one version of an amino acid is not the same as another there are subtle differences between them.
So if you decide to concoct a God sequence be sure you are using the correct amino acid in the mix or you could end up with a very strange character. x
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