Carnicom Institute is pleased to announce that the first phase of the Morgellons Research Project is now available online. You will find both a long and short version of the questionnaire. You may fill out either one (or both) at your discretion. The online survey can be accessed at the following locations: http://carnicominstitute.us11.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=4a2cdcbacb0e8f00ba25094e5&id=64b9a44ce5&e=cdcc314989 http://carnicominstitute.us11.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4a2cdcbacb0e8f00ba25094e5&id=bc2c7d2c8d&e=cdcc314989 (backup link) Thank you so much for your patience in waiting for the MRP to begin. This survey is the next crucial step in the research into the Morgellon’s condition and your participation is valued. We encourage you to take a look at the survey as soon as is convenient for you, as there is a limit to the number of participants allowed in the survey. You can keep abreast the activities of CI, including the status of the MRP, on our website: http://carnicominstitute.us11.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=4a2cdcbacb0e8f00ba25094e5&id=758c0f24d6&e=cdcc314989 You may also want to subscribe to our newsletter from the home page of the website. Our website has undergone a transition to a new server. We are not aware of any issues accessing the survey, but if you have a problem, please try again or notify us by email: info@carnicominstitute.org Sincerely, Carol Carol Carnicom, Vice President Carnicom Institute
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Well worth a look,in depth if possible. Also climate modeling tools here and as results become available you can play out scenarios for us and our planet.
It amazes me that humans spend billions to send a probe to an asteroid to collect samples and test for signs of life, yet here we have signs of exactly that infiltrating our whole organic system and there is no official recognition or funding. Smacks of “We already know all about it” to me.
The New Biology Clifford E Carnicom Jan 18 2014 Edited Apr 09 2014
Last paragraph of above report.
“This work demonstrates that the “Morgellons” situation has been completely understated and underestimated in its significance and distribution. It is no longer to be considered as unique to any life form or species. The term itself, as commonly interpreted to represent a condition or disease, is inadequate to encompass the scope of impact to the biology of the planet. The nominal attention to classification and nomenclature of the life form by the scientific community is also long overdue, and this community will soon be forced to enter into that review process. It is recommended that such nomenclature capture the true nature of this life form, as it is now known to cross the domains of biological existence on this planet”