Dr. Robert Gross 
Robert Gross is a practicing physician, consultant, inventor, and author.
Along his path, he obtained bachelors and masters degrees in electrical engineering, worked on a National Science Foundation grant on storage media for alternative forms of energy, obtained a masters degree in Public Health and Tropical medicine, and garnered one patent. He has worked and spoken aggressively in support of instituting systems analysis techniques in the practice of medicine. He reads voraciously on every subject. He teaches not to believe everything "we" think we know. Always question the unquestioned. Use your own mind, draw your own conclusions. Think.
He has been published in regional magazines. The Extinction Gene is his first novel
Along his path, he obtained bachelors and masters degrees in electrical engineering, worked on a National Science Foundation grant on storage media for alternative forms of energy, obtained a masters degree in Public Health and Tropical medicine, and garnered one patent. He has worked and spoken aggressively in support of instituting systems analysis techniques in the practice of medicine. He reads voraciously on every subject. He teaches not to believe everything "we" think we know. Always question the unquestioned. Use your own mind, draw your own conclusions. Think.
He has been published in regional magazines. The Extinction Gene is his first novel
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Web Sites:
www.extinctiongene.com
www.extinctiongene.com
Interviews with Dr. Robert Gross»See all
Is there such a thing as an extinction gene in animals, including humans? Dr. Robert Gross joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the relationship between humans and other life forms on planet Earth, including the possibility of an extinction gene. In this interview, Jim thinks he's identified that gene.
Books by Dr. Robert Gross
A Nobel Prize winning scientist discovers that the extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by a DNA sequence triggered by global warming sixty million years ago. He now finds that the identical gene in recently extinct and endangered species is becoming active in human beings. He theorizes that current changes in the earth's environment have again triggered the DNA sequence to activity, but is murdered before he can present his findings. While trying to salvage the scientist's research; his assistant and his best friend are hunted across the mountains of western Mongolia by men willing to trade humanity's future for power and money.
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