20 Amino Acids
20-amino-acid video | 2738 calculation and supporting details | Reproducible Java test
The original amino-acid arrangement and its nine reported relationships are credited to Alexander Marcussen (“Desmild”), “Bible Codes & 777,” published August 13, 2015. They are reproduced here in a newly formatted presentation for criticism, verification, and educational analysis. This page adds independent calculations, dependency disclosures, a reproducible computer test, and a revised statement of what the evidence supports.
The 20 displayed molecular weights total 2738.00, and this particular 5-by-4 arrangement produces four complementary partitions whose decimal endings display coordinated 37/73 relationships. The table and its nine reported results are treated together as one functioning pattern—not as nine independent requirements.
In addition to meeting all of the theory's other published requirements, the challenger must produce a comparable amino-acid result using the secular prime pair 25 and 52 in place of 37 and 73. The comparison must use the same 20 disclosed molecular-weight values and the same 5-by-4 table and partition rules. It must satisfy the complete 25/52 control-ending pattern defined and tested in amino.java. This is one composite requirement, and the judges will decide whether the submitted result is equivalent under these published rules.
2738.00 = 2701 + 37 = 37 × 73 + 37 = 2 × 37 × 37
| Weights | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Totals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Aspartate 133.10 |
Asparagine 132.12 |
Alanine 89.09 |
Leucine 131.17 |
485.48 |
| B | Arginine 174.20 |
Phenylalanine 165.19 |
Proline 115.13 |
Isoleucine 131.17 |
585.69 |
| C | Lysine 146.19 |
Tyrosine 181.19 |
Threonine 119.12 |
Methionine 149.21 |
595.71 |
| D | Histidine 155.15 |
Tryptophan 204.23 |
Serine 105.09 |
Cysteine 121.16 |
585.63 |
| E | Glutamate 147.13 |
Glutamine 146.14 |
Glycine 75.07 |
Valine 117.15 |
485.49 |
| Totals | 755.77 | 828.87 | 503.50 | 649.86 | 2738.00 |
The nine displayed results
- Total = 2701 + 37 = 2 × 37 × 37 = 37 × 73 + 37.
- Column 1 + column 4 = 1405.63 = 2 × 703 − 0.37.
- Column 2 + column 3 = 1332.37 = 2 × 666 + 0.37.
- Column 1 + column 3 = 1259.27 = 2 × 703 − 2 × 73 − 0.73.
- Column 2 + column 4 = 1478.73 = 2 × 666 + 2 × 73 + 0.73.
- Red cells = 1406.55 = 2 × 703 + (0.73 + 0.37) ÷ 2.
- Blue cells = 1331.45 = 2 × 666 − (0.73 + 0.37) ÷ 2.
- Row A + row B + row C ÷ 2 = 1369.025 = 37 × 37 + 0.025.
- Row D + row E + row C ÷ 2 = 1368.975 = 37 × 37 − 0.025.
Reproducible arrangement test
The revised amino.java stores every weight in exact thousandths, uses an unbiased Fisher–Yates shuffle, and tests the complete set of required decimal endings. It also tests a 25/52 comparison using the same procedure. A fixed seed makes the experiment reproducible.
Compile and run the program with:
javac amino.javajava amino 1000000 20260805
This result shows that no additional complete match appeared in that million-trial experiment. It is an empirical result, not an exact probability. In particular, the earlier “one in a billion billion” claim based on dividing by 20! is not used here.
Genesis 1:1 connections used in the display
2701 is the traditional Hebrew gematria total of Genesis 1:1 and is the 73rd triangular number. It can be partitioned as three 36th triangular numbers (3 × 666) plus the 37th triangular number (703). In the traditional word-value calculation, the first five words total 1998 = 3 × 666, while the last two words total 703.
Scope and source note
The molecular weights shown here are the rounded values used in the original presentation. Molecular-weight tables can vary slightly with chemical form, isotope convention, and rounding; therefore, the claim on this page concerns this disclosed dataset and this disclosed arrangement.
Original presentation consulted for critique and educational discussion: “The Amino Acids Encoded”. Related video discussion: beginning near 6:45. The column totals used here are 828.87 for column 2 and 649.86 for column 4.