https://viroliegy.com/2022/06/27/the-exosome-concept/comment-page-1/#comment-3718
Clarifire:
On what the mainstream calls “exosomes,” I haven’t reached a final verdict but it certainly looks like they were just a rescue device for virology and I’m not motivated to prioritize looking more into the idea by anything I’ve seen so far.
This doesn’t mean I write off the concept of intercellular communication; in fact I rather suspect it happens abundantly.
The mainstream terminology is almost always really messed up. Are any of the things they call “exosomes” something worth studying? Maybe, but I bet if so a cleanup of the semantics is warranted, because it seems very likely that plenty of what they call “exosomes” are just dead cell debris, and as far as debunking virology that’s probably going to be the central point.
Yes.
I noticed two points that I reflect or expand on.
That 'cells' cooperate or share unifying functional attributes with a whole far in excess of a sum of seeming parts (that can be assigned or imagined BY current theories of function), is "life, Jim, but not as we (think to) know it".
So communication is the true matrix of life (and physics) as synchrony of field effects, that express as energy exchange that includes chemical and kinetic elements.
An object model (rising from a self-imaged 'thing-ness' or separateness) taken out of its psychic and spiritual context, is the leaned capacity to perceive a world of broken relationship as the resource or indeed compulsion to 'put together again'.
If we march to the drum of All the king’s horses and all the king’s men, we will be out of synch with a prior or Given wholeness, but entrained to an off-centric or segregative attempt to maintain a split purpose, such as to generate protected dissonance as a tax or toxic burden to the individuation of the Infinite we call a life - yet is never really just a thing in and of itself.
So the other point that came up is of the term, 'just dead cell debris'.
The spotlight of our mind hides more that it reveals, so relative to what we give value and focus to the label may somewhat apply, but biology doesn't just recycle, but does so within a greater intelligence than a blind watchmaker, so that the nature of our current discards may hold more value as our understanding grows.
While my sense of DNA dogma/theory is unsettled, the term junk DNA was later recognized key to 'epigenetics'. I have a sense that bio-computing is vastly richer than binary, such as to be unhackable by its product. But we have always had a freedom to get in our own way AND to assign the dissonance away from a separated sense or rather concept of self.
While we (in my view) cannot edit or manipulate our true being, we can come into a resonant alignment or coherence to a wholeness that heals, but never a thing alone, because there never was such a thing so much as a contract to reaction.