There is nothing out of the ordinary about mutations. In fact, every person in the entire world has some sort of mutation in his or her DNA; in that sense, everyone is a mutant! Mutations are not just normal, they are important: evolution itself cannot occur without mutations.While everyone has mutations, the location on the DNA of these mutations is different from person to person. For example, people who are albino have a mutation in the gene that codes for tyrosinase, an enzyme that is essential for providing skin coloration. The mutation inhibits the tyrosinase’s normal function and results in the lack of coloration. As another example, the majority of people in the world cannot absorb lactose and thus become ill after drinking milk, but people who actually can absorb the lactose in milk are able to absorb it because of a mutation.
The environment can cause certain stimulation to precipitate mutation, prolonged exposure to lies, propagation of falsehoods - can, in extreme cases result in the irreversable mutation of the skin, caused by toxins created internally changing the critical PH balance.Here are some examples of people who have already undergone this change. Fortunately, they are rare, the exception to the rule.Most people from the United Kingdom are sane, educated, friendly, courteous, they hold the truth in high regard, they will offer the hand of friendship irrespective of race or creed. Mutations are marked out by the complete lack of these humanitarian attributes.
The mutations occurred as a direct result of their own actions and feeble-mindedness. Consequently, these mutants should be shunned, cast out from their social groups. Reversion is impossible, healing is out of the question - once this final stage of mutation has arrived - there is - unfortunately no hope.
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