The Genes Ordeal La Odisea De Los Genes

Por Martin Rodríguez Vásquez

Searching for the information of my origins and development of my own identity, I found some information that I would like to share with the people that struggle and work hard to make improvements for a better living conditions.
The main purpose is to let the people knows that we can make the thing better for the future of the new generations.
This manual has the answers to the basic questions of Where, How, When, and Why.

Buscando informacin del origen y desarrollo de mi propia identidad, encontr alguna informacin que me gustara compartir con la gente que como yo sufre y trabaja mucho para mejorar sus condiciones y tener una vida mejor.
El propsito principal es que la gente se de cuenta de que podemos hacer cambios para mejorar el futuro de las nuevas generaciones.
Este manual contiene las respuestas de las preguntas bsicas, de Donde, Como, Cuando, y Por qu.

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: Palibrio
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 3 feb 2017
• ISBN: 9781506518220

Martin Rodríguez Vásquez

El autor Martin Rodríguez Vásquez, nació en la ciudad de Xalapa Veracruz, en el país de México. De una familia de nueve hermanos, entre niños y niñas, yo fui el número cinco. Mi medio hermano es el mayor de todos; mi hermano de padre y madre, y dos de mis hermanas eran mayores que yo, y cuatro de ellas eran menores. De una familia de zapateros; nací, y crecí, durante la depresión de la segunda guerra mundial. A la edad de seis años mi hermano me inscribió en la escuela primaria, y a los siete años, terminé mi primer grado de educación. En el segundo grado mi educación fue interrumpida, la recesión de ese tiempo creó una situación inestable, no había ni trabajo ni dinero, ni en mi ciudad, ni en el país. La gente pobre, incluyendo mi familia y yo, sufrimos mucho para sobrevivir. Cuando la segunda guerra mundial terminó, la condición de mi familia era de mucha pobreza, no había dinero para comprar los libros de mi segundo año escolar.

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Copyright © 2017 por Martin Rodríguez Vásquez.

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CONTENTS/INDICE

1 PHILANTHROPY

2 THE LEGACY

3 THE AUTHOR

4 THE ORDEAL

5 OUTLINE

6 ANALYSIS

7 THE WORLD VIEW

8 THE SUBJECT MATTER

9 CULTURAL REVIEW \ PHILOSOPHY

10 THE ORIGIN

11 WESTERN PHILOSOPHY

12 THALES

13 ANAXIMANDER

14 ANAXIMENES

15 PYTHAGORAS

16 HERACLITUS

17 PARMENIDES AND ZENO

18 EMPEDOCLES AND ANAXAHORAS

19 LEUCIPPUS AND DEMOCRITUS

20 PROTAGORAS

21 SOCRATES

22 PLATOTONIC PHILOSOPHY

23 PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCES

24 METAPHYSICS

25 EPISTEMOLOGY

26 RHETORIC \ ARCHAIC PHILOSOPHY

27 LOGIC

28 ETHICS

29 AESTHETICS

30 ARISTOTLE

31 THE DIVINE THEORY

32 SAINT AUGUSTINE

33 METHAPHISICAL REVOLUTION

34 PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES

35 SCIENCES

36 PHYSICAL SCIENCES

37 THE QUANTUM THEORY

38 THE ORIGINS \ THE BIG BANG THEORY

39 FUNDAMENTAL \ BEFORE ELEMENTAL

40 ATOMS AND MOLECULES

41 MATTER

42 SUPERNOVA \ THE ORIGIN OF THE SUN STAR

43 GEOLOGY

44 PHYSICS

45 THE EARTH PLANET

46 THE EARLY ATMOSPHERE

47 FORMULAS

48 MOLECULES ON THE EARTH PLANET

49 HOW DID LIFE ORIGINATED

50 MICRO-ORGANISM

51 CHEMISTRY

52 BIOPHYSICS

53 BIOPHYSICS AND BIOCHEMISTRY

54 BIOCHEMISTRY

55 PHYSIOLOGY

56 BIOLOGY SCIENCES

57 MOLECULES AND BIOMOLECULES

58 THE BACTERIAL KINGDOM

59 FROM BACTERIA TO PROKARYOTC CELLS

60 EUKARYOTES

61 GENETICS

62 CHARLES DARWIN AND THE NATURAL SELECTION

63 PHYSICOCHEMICAL BIOLOGY

64 THE PROCESS OF EVOLUTION

65 THE EVOLUTION THEORY

66 THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRST MAMMALS

67 MAMMALS

68 THE GENES’ ORDEAL

69 FROM APES TO HUMANS

70 THE STONE AGE

71 HOMO ERECTUS

72 NOMADS

73 MESOPOTAMIA

74 NOMAD GENES SETTLE DOWN

75 THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION

76 URBAN REVOLUTION

77 FAST REVIEW \ FROM CELLS TO HUMANS

78 GENES DEVELOPMENT

79 HUMAN EVOLUTION

80 GENOTYPE AND PHENOTYPE

81 THE ENCOUNTER WITH NATURE

82 SOCIAL ENCOUNTER

83 CULTURAL REVIEW \ BIOLOGY SCIENCE

84 FAST REVIEW \ CELLS

85 GENETIC EVOLUTION

86 THE ROOTS OF ANTHRPOLOGY

87 NUTRITION \ PROTEINS

88 CARBOHYDRATES

89 GENES SELECTION

90 THE HUMANE REVO-EVOLUTION

91 HUMAN BEING

92 GENETIC ANCESTRY

93 A BRIEF HISTORY \ GENES’ DIVERSITY

94 THE ROUTE OF GENES \ THE STONE AGE

95 NOMAD TRIBES \ WILD GENES

96 SMART TRIBES SETTLE DOWN

97 THE HUMANS’ ORDEAL

98 SUBARIANS \ THE FIRST SETTERS

99 THE GENES’ PROFILE

100 EARLY HISTORY

101 SUMER

102 SUMERIAN GENES

103 THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION

104 EMPIRICAL ETHICS

105 THE WILD GENES

106 PREDATOR GENES

107 NOMAD GENES \ ENSLAVED GENES

108 THE ROUTE OF THE ESLAVERY

109 EARLY KINGDOMS

110 THE EMPIRES OF MESOAMERICA

111 THE GENES FLOW ENTER

TO THE IBERIAN PENINSULA

112 THE BASQUES

113 THE IBERIANS

114 PHOENICIANS

115 CELTS

116 CELTIBERIANS

117 CARTHAGE

118 GREEKS

119 CARTHAGENA

120 GRECO-MACEDONIAN

121 ROME

122 GERMAN TRIBES

123 VISIGOTHS

124 MUSLIM

125 CHRISTIANS

126 THE ALMORAVIDS

127 ALMOHADS

128 PORTUGUES

129 SPANIARDS AND PORTUGUESE EMPIRES

130 SPANIARDS GENES FLOW REACH AMERICA

131 PORTUGUESE GENES IN AMERICA

132 GENES REVIEW

133 CULTURE IN ANTHROPOLOGY

134 ANCESTRY

135 THE ORIGIN OF POVERTY

136 GENES ON THE POVERTY LINE

137 POVERTY LEVELS

138 EXTREME POVERTY LINE

139 ABSOLUTE POVERTY

140 RELATIVE POVERTY

141 THE DISINHERITED GENES

142 GENES ON THE CRIME LINE

143 THE POVERTY LINE

144 THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT

145 SCIENTIST

146 THE MESSAGE

147 THE REPRODUCTIIVE CELL SPERM THINKING

148 DULL GENES

149 GENES

150 CONGENITAL DISORDERS

151 CONGENITAL MENTAL DISORDERS

152 ETHICS

153 PERSONALITY DISORDERS

154 TEENAGERS’ GENES ON DRUGS

155 SOCIAL VALUES

156 GENES ON DRUGS PREDATOR GENES

157 DRUGS INFLUENCES \ EVIL CONECTON

158 PROSTITUTION

159 DRUGS ADDICTIONS

160 BIRD DEFECTS

161 SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS

162 THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS

163 CULTURE REVIEW

164 WHAT IS TO BE NORMAL?

165 THE BRAINS

166 BRAINS DEMAGES

167 PHILOLOSOPHICAL ETHICS

168 PHILOSOPHY IN SCIENCES

169 SOCIAL SCIENCES

170 ANTHROPOLOGY

171 SOCIOLOGY

172 POLITICAL SCIENCES

173 PSYCHOLOGY

174 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

175 URBANE ANTHOPOLOGY

176 THE MAIN CONCERNING

177 CULTURAL SUPPORT

178 EUGENICS

179 GREGOR MENDEL

180 THE MODERN CONFIGURATION OF CULTURE

181 CULTURAL CLOSING

182 THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS TO ACCEPT THE TRUTH

183 STATISTICS

184 THE CLOSING

1 FILANTROPIA

2 UN LEGADO

3 EL AUTOR

4 LA ODISEA

5 RESUMEN

6 ANALISIS

7 EL PANORAMA DEL MUNDO

8 EL PROBLEMA ACTUAL

9 ANALIS CULTURAL \ FILOSOFIA

10 EL ORIGEN

11 FILOSOFIA GRIEGA

12 TALES DE MILETO

13 ANAXIMANDRO

14 ANAXIMENES

15 PITAGORAS

16 HERACLITO

17 PARMENIDES Y ZENON

18 EMPEDOCLES Y ANAXAGORAS

19 LEUCIPO Y DEMOCRITO

20 PROTAGORAS

21 SOCRATES

22 FILOSOFIA PLATONICA

23 FILOSOFIA Y CIENCIAS

24 METAFISICA

25 EPISTEMOLOGIA

26 RETORICA\FILOSOFIA ARCAICA

27 LOGICA

28 ETICA

29 ESTETICA

30 ARISTOTELES

31 LA TEORIA DIVINA

32 SAN AGUSTIN

33 LA REVOLUCION METAFISICA

34 CIENCIAS FILOSOFICAS

35 CIENCIAS

36 CIENCIAS FISICAS

37 LA TEORIA CUANTICA

38 EL ORIGEN \ LA TEORIA DEL BIG BANG

39 FUNDAMENTAL \ ANTES DE ELEMENTAL

40 ATOMOS Y MOLECULAS

41 LA MATERIA

42 SUPERNOVA \ EL ORIGEN DE LA ESTRELLA SOLAR

43 GEOLOGIA

44 FISICA

45 EL PLANETA TIERRA

46 LA PRIMERA ATMOSFERA

47 FORMULAS

48 LAS MOLECULAS EN EL PLANETA TIERRA

49 COMO SE ORIGINO LA VIDA

50 MICRO-ORGANISMOS

51 QUIMICA

52 BIOFISICA

53 BIOFISICA Y BIOQUIMICA

54 BIOQUIMICA

55 FISIOLOGIA

56 CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS

57 MOLECULAS Y BIOMOLECULAS

58 EL REINO BACTERIAL

59 DE BACTERIAS A CELULAS PROCARIOTAS

60 EUCARIOTAS

61 GENETICA

62 CHARLES DARWIN Y LA SELECCIÓN NATURAL

63 BIOLOGIA FISICOQUIMICA

64 EL PROCESO DE LA EVOLUCION

65 LA TEORIA DE LA EVOLUCION

66 EL ORIGEN DE LOS PRIMEROS MAMIFEROS

67 MAMIFEROS

68 LA ODISEA GENETICA

69 DE SIMIOS A HUMANOS

70 LA EDAD DE PIEDRA

71 EL HOMBRE ERECTO

72 LOS NOMADAS

73 MESOPOTAMIA

74 LOS GENES NOMADAS SE ESTABLECIERON

75 EL DESARROLLO DE LA CIVILIZACION

76 LA REVOLUCION URBANA

77 UN REPASO RAPIDO \ DE CELULAS A HUMANOS

78 EL DESARROLLO GENETICO

79 LA EVOLUCION HUMANA

80 GENOTIPO Y FENOTIPO

81 EL ENCUENTRO CON LA NATURALEZA

82 EL ENCUENTRO CON LA SOCIEDAD

83 REPASO CULTURAL \ CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS

84 UN REPASO RAPIDO \ LAS CELULAS

85 LA EVOLUCION GENETICA

86 EL INICIO DE LA ANTROPOLOGIA

87 NUTRICION \ PROTEINAS

88 CARBOHIDRATOS

89 LA SELECCIÓN GENETICA

90 LA REVO-EVOLUCION HUMANA

91 EL SER HUMANO

92 LA HERENCIA GENETICA

93 HISTORIA \ LA DIVERSIDAD GENETICA

94 LA RUTA GENETICA \ LA EDAD DE PIEDRA

95 TRIBUS NOMADAS \ GENES SALVAJES

96 LAS TRIBUS INTELIGENTES SE ESTABLECIERON

97 LA ODISEA DEL SER HUMANO

98 SUBARIANOS \ LOS PRIMEROS POBLADORES

99 EL PERFIL DE LOS GENES

100 LA HISTORIA

101 SUMER

102 LOS GENES SUMERIOS

103 EL DESARROYO DE LA CIVILIZACION

104 ETICA EMPIRICA

105 LOS GENES SALVAJES

106 LOS GENES DEPREDADORES

107 GENES NOMADAS \ GENES ESCLAVOS

108 LA RUTA DE LA ESCLAVITUD

109 LOS PRIMEROS REINADOS

110 LOS IMPERIOS DE MESOAMERICA

111 LA OLA DE GENES ENTRO A LA PENINSULA IBERICA

112 LOS BASQUEZ

113 LOS IBEROS

114 LOS FENICIOS

115 LOS CELTAS

116 CELTIBEROS

117 CARTAGO

118 LOS GRIEGOS

119 CARTAGENA

120 GRECO- MACEDONIOS

121 ROMA

122 LAS TRIBUS GERMANAS

123 VISIGODOS

124 LOS MUSULMANES

125 LOS CRISTIANOS

126 ALMORAVIDES

127 ALMOHADES

128 PORTUGAL

129 LOS IMPERIOS ESPAÑOLES Y PORTUGESES

130 LOS GENES ESPAÑOLES EN AMERICA

131 GENES PORTUGUESES EN AMERICA

132 ANALISIS GENETICO

133 CULTURA EN ANTROPOLOGIA

134 LA LINEA ANCESTRAL

135 EL ORIGEN DE LA POBREZA

136 LOS GENES EN LA LINEA DE LA POBREZA

137 LOS NIVELES DE LA POBREZA

138 LA POBREZA EXTREMA

139 LA POBREZA ABSOLUTA

140 LA POBREZA RELATIVA

141 LOS GENES DESEREDADOS

142 LOS GENES EN LA LINEA DEL CRIMEN

143 LA LINEA DE LA POBREZA

144 EL PROYECTO GENOMA HUMANO

145 CIENTIFICOS

146 EL MENSAJE

147 LAS CELULAS REPRODUCTORAS PENSANDO

148 LOS GENES INSULSOS

149 LOS GENES

150 DESORDEN CONGENITO

151 DESORDEN MENTAL CONGENITO

152 ETICA

153 DESORDEN DE PERSONALIDAD

154 GENES JOVENES EN DROGAS

155 LOS VALORES SOCIALES

156 GENES EN DROGAS GENES DEPREDADORES

157 NARCO INFLUENCIA\ CONEXIÓN DIABOLICA

158 PROSTITUCION

159 LA ADICCION A LAS DROGAS

160 LOS DEFECTOS DE NACIMIENTO

161 ENFERMEDADES MENTALES SEVERAS

162 LOS SIETE PECADOS CAPITALES

163 RESUMEN CULTURAL

164 ¿QUE ES SER NORMAL?

165 EL CEREBRO

166 LOS DETERIOROS DEL CEREBRO

167 ETICA FILOSOFICA

168 FILOSOFIA Y CIENCIAS

169 CIENCIAS SOCIALES

170 ANTROPOLOGIA

171 SOCIOLOGIA

172 CIENCIAS POLITICAS

173 PSICOLOGIA

174 SICOLOGIA SOCIAL

175 ANTROPOLOGIA URBANA

176 LO MÁS CONCERNIENTE

177 INFORMACION CULTURAL

178 EUGENESIAS

179 GREGORY MENDEL

180 LA MODERNA CONFIGURACION CULTURAL

181 FINAL CULTURAL

182 EL PROBLEMA ES ACEPTARLA VERDAD

183 LAS ESTADISTICAS

184 EL FINAL

1 PHILANTHROPY

Philanthropy (LOVE OF MAN) is a voluntary giving of time, assistance, or money for the public good. Philanthropy is a desire to improve social and spiritual welfare of humanity.

Philanthropy is distinct from the concepts of charity, to me is an impulse to aid the infirm, the poorest people, and the ones who live in disadvantaged; to aid the less fortunate and encourage them to a duty.

This essay has an altruistic purpose to leave a message as a legacy to my family, and also to the infirm people, which I consider as part of my family.

2 THE LEGACY

The contents of this essay is simplified as much as it could be, I hope people understand, and explain the meanings to the ones who find it difficult to understand.

3 THE AUTHOR

The author, Martin Rodriguez Vasquez, was born in the city of Xalapa Veracruz, in the country of Mexico. From a family of nine children, between boys and girls, I was the number five, my half-brother is the oldest; my full brother and two of my sisters were older than me, and four of my sisters were younger.

From a shoe making family, I was born and rise up during the depression of the Second World War. At the age of six my brother inscribed me in the elementary school, and at the age of 7, I finished the first grade.

On the second degree my education had to be interrupted, the recession of the time created a none steady situation, there was not money flow in my country, and neither in my home town, poor people including my family, struggle to survive.

When the world war ended, the condition of my family was moneyless; there was no money to buy the books to continue my education.

My father was forced to pull me out of the school, and I was subjected to assist my two brothers in the shoe repair shop; this way my education was limited to a working discipline; and instead of going to school in my early eights I was forced to work hard to have food to eat; by those times it was hard to survive.

4 THE ORDEAL

When I reach the age of eight, my family came apart, my half-brother got married, my full brother moved to Mexico City, and I run away from home.

Careless and independent, I began to live the ordeal of the street life; I wander from place to place doing menial tasks in order to earn some money to buy food, or to get a shelter to spend the night time; fortunately, one day I end up in my uncle’s house, and when I asked them for some work to do they recognized me, and then my uncle and his wife invite me to stay in their house and be part of the family; they want to adopted me.

One day my brother who was living in Mexico City, invite my mother and my oldest sister to move to Mexico City; my brother asked them to take me too. My mother didn’t have enough money to pay my ticket, and then they decide to go without me.

On the way to the train station my mother found a wallet with enough money to pay for my ticket, and then they decide to take me with them. My mother went to my uncle’s house, and after an agreement, my mother took me to the big city to meet my full brother, and my uncle could not adopt me.

The rest of the family remained in Xalapa with my half-brother and his wife. Down to Mexico City my full brother was working as a shoe maker in one of the shoe factories, and he found out, that there was plenty of work in the shoe industries. My full brother invites my half-brother to try the big city, and the next day when he arrives, he star working with my full brother in the same shoe factory. His wife and a couple of kids, moved to Mexico City later.

When she arrives, my mother and my older sister, decide to go back to Xalapa, my half- brother, his wife and his two children remained in Mexico city with me and my full brother.

A few months later his boy got ill and soon he died, and right after we buried him, my half- brother and his family decide to go back to Xalapa-Veracruz; my old brother and I remained in Mexico City.

My brother decide to kept me working as his assistant; we worked together in different shoe industries making different kinds of shoes, this way I got my firs experiences in the shoe making skill.

A year later, my brother and I, decided to go back to Xalapa with our family. By that time in Xalapa the situation was changing, there were more investments and more jobs, that condition help us to take the decision to go back home and join to the family.

Back home my half- brother was working in a shoe repair shop, my mother and my sister were working on the coffee crop, collecting and selecting the coffee grains; my younger sisters were attending elementary school, and my full brother began to work making sandals in a small shoe factory.

I wanted to go back to school, but my uncle was on duty out of Xalapa and I could get no support from him. That situation makes me decide to go back to work with my brother in the sandals factory.

In that factory a group of early teen-agers, help the workers for a minimum pay, and I became part of them, I was my brother’s assistant; this way I began to make my own money. Those working Children were my first friends in town.

When my brother got married, he moves away from home and for the first time I feel sadness. By the time I decide to move far away to another city.

This time my purpose was to reach the sea port of Veracruz. When I said goodbye to my friends, two of them decided to join me; and the next morning we start the adventure.

Traveling by rides on the first day by the afternoon we reach a road town; we were lost, hungry, and tired; we stop and ask the settlers how far we were from Veracruz.

Among the people around there, a good man who was working on the road’s repair gave me the information, he said, this town is about half way between the city of Xalapa, and the sea port of Veracruz, but he asked me why you need that information?, I told him the whole story, and also that my friends want to go back to Xalapa with their family. The good man decides to help me out; he pays for the bus fair and sends my friend back to Xalapa.

When my friends ride on the bus, the good man said, I live myself in Veracruz with my entire family, if you want to continue, I will take you over.

This good man took me over his own house and he gave me a place to stay.

Down to the sea port of Veracruz, the good man took care of me, he tried hard to find a job for me in a small sandals shop, but the owner didn’t accept me because I was too young to work, and not to expert to handle the full responsibility.

The next day, he got me a job in a gas station helping the car-washers to dry and clean the inside of the cars. A week later I didn’t get back to the man’s house, I spend the night time sleeping in the owners’ old car, and this way I began to live independent.

By the time I got a new job in another gas station, the night watcher became my good friend and he let me sleep in his room during the nigh time.

In my new job I meet new friends; all of them about my age, one of them stay with me late at night. One day I ask him why you don‘t go home early?, and he told me the whole story; he said, my mother needs privacy and I have to stay out of the house late at night; since that day we became the best friends.

One night, talking about my days in Mexico City, I talk about my experiences with my brother and my family, he got interested and at the end, he suggested going back together to Mexico City, and I approve the idea. The next day we went to the movies and in our way back home we plan the trip.

When we arrive to the city capital of Mexico we try to make a living working on the markets, and at the night time we sleep on the benches of the park. Right there we meet new friends; they all were living in the same situation. One day a young man, who was looking for help, invite us to his house, he offer us a place to stay and food to eat twice a day, we accepted; my friend help the family of the young man at home, and I got a job in a carwash.

Three months later, my friend’s mother and a detective that were looking for me and my friend, found us in that address, my friend’s mother accused me for kidnapping, but when the detective catch me I told him the whole story, and the reason why my friend run away with me, my friend’s mother got a warning, and the detective found me innocent and set me free.

When they left I felt kind of loneliness and I decide to go back to work on the markets, and again during the night time I went back to sleep on the benches of the parks. By the time I meet some new friends in the same situation.

One day talking with one of them he mentions the existence of a place for shelter, and I decide to check it out. It was right; the place was an organization to help the street boys.

The place