The I Ching and DNA

I mentioned this in another thread, but thought maybe I would drop it here in its own thread so as not to hijack the other (fantastic) thread.

How is it that ancient man seemed to know what DNA was? There are many examples of this being the case. From Jacob's Ladder, to the Tower of Babylon, to every reference ever made of a "fire breathing dragon", the Kabbala Tree of Life, the Kundalini "Serpent Energy", the cadaceus, and the Chinese I Ching, every one of these things is referencing DNA.

How is this possible? I have no clue, but it's true. The best example is the I Ching. Translated as "the book of changes", it may be more apt to call it "the book of mutations." The I Ching is a binary language system that is 100% compatible with DNA. It's 64 hexagrams correspond to the 64 codons that combine to make up our, and everything else's, DNA.

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The four nucleotides of the genetic code: T, A, C, G have specific physicochemical properties deserving a careful analysis, as also do the codons and amino acids produced by them; however, it is important to first recognize the value of binary systems in bioinformatics as applied to the DNA genetic code. The most ancient 64-grid representation seems to predate the Chinese civilization but somehow was preserved by them, representing faithfully the binary order of the genetic code through the most ancient or primeval pairs of trigrams that integrate each of the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching table, also called the Book of Changes or Book of Mutations. This article shows that some basic principles of software engineering can be applied to this ancient binary genetic code system.

At the same time that I was looking for the most modern 3D representation of the genetic code [1], I was also exploring the oldest possible representation of the genetic code in existence today, finding that the I Ching of Fu-Xi, a binary and open-ended system, was already representing with precision the genetic code [2]; this 2D square representation seemed capable to make easier a storage of codon units into bits, and to be adaptable to concepts of bioinformatics.

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My question is, how is this possible? There are only a few possibilities, IMO, and they are all revolutionary.

Did ancient man get genetic information from Gods? Space aliens? Or could it be that our DNA is somehow able to speak directly to us? From the other thread we now know that DNA stores memories. Some have claimed that our DNA holds the memories of the entire universe.

Maybe we live in a simulation and our DNA acts as the antenna and storage medium for data streaming into this "dimension" from elsewhere.