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Graham Ross McCallum | |
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| Residence | Byron Bay, NSW, Australia |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Alma mater | Australian National University Canberra Institute of Technology Charles Sturt University |
| Known for | EU Theory, Wave Genetics, Expanding Earth |
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| Fields | Molecular biology, biochemistry |
Graham Ross McCallum is an Australian researcher and editor with a background in molecular biology and biochemistry. He is known for his interest in alternative scientific frameworks, including EU Theory (the electric universe), Wave Genetics, and the Expanding Earth hypothesis, and for editing the first English-language edition of a book on the linguistic-wave genome.
Biography
McCallum studied science in Australia, earning a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry from the Australian National University, an Associate Diploma of Applied Science (Biology) from the Canberra Institute of Technology, and a Graduate Diploma in Information Technology from Charles Sturt University. He is based in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia.
Work
McCallum edited the first English-language edition of Quantum Consciousness of the Linguistic-Wave Genome: Theory and Practice, a book presenting the wave-genetics ideas of the Russian researcher Peter Gariaev. The first English edition was published in 2018. Working from his molecular-biology background, McCallum prepared the English text of Gariaev's writings, which propose that genetic information is expressed and transmitted through electromagnetic and acoustic wave phenomena rather than through biochemistry alone. These proposals fall outside mainstream molecular genetics.
McCallum's broader interests, as reflected in his association with the Natural Philosophy community, extend to the electric universe model of cosmology, Wave Genetics, and the Expanding Earth hypothesis, which holds that the Earth's radius has increased over geological time.
External links
- Linguistic Wave Genome project website