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<translate>It should also be noted that the Biological System sends a uniquely integrated encrypted message to the outside, in the sense that each piece of code will have a precise meaning when individually taken, while if combined with all the others it will generate the complete code corresponding to the real message, that is to "Efapsi".</translate>

<translate><!--T:182--> It should also be noted that the Biological System sends a uniquely integrated encrypted message to the outside, in the sense that each piece of code will have a precise meaning when individually taken, while if combined with all the others it will generate the complete code corresponding to the real message, that is to "Efapsi".</translate>

<translate>In short, an instrumental report (or a series of instrumental reports) is not enough to decrypt the machine message in an exact way corresponding to reality. If we expect the message to be decrypted from 2/3 of the code, which perhaps corresponds to a series of laboratory investigations, we would get the following decryption result</translate>:

<translate><!--T:183--> In short, an instrumental report (or a series of instrumental reports) is not enough to decrypt the machine message in an exact way corresponding to reality. If we expect the message to be decrypted from 2/3 of the code, which perhaps corresponds to a series of laboratory investigations, we would get the following decryption result</translate>:

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<translate>This outcome comes from the deletion of the last two elements of the originating code</translate>: <math>13375545765503</math> <translate>resulting from</translate> <math>133755457655037A</math>. <translate>So, part of the code is decrypted ('''Ef''') while the rest remains encrypted and the conclusion speaks for itself: it is not enough to identify a series of specific tests, yet it is necessary to know how to tie them together in a specific way in order to complete the real concept and build the diagnosis.</translate>

<translate><!--T:184--> This outcome comes from the deletion of the last two elements of the originating code</translate>: <math>13375545765503</math> <translate><!--T:185--> resulting from</translate> <math>133755457655037A</math>. <translate><!--T:186--> So, part of the code is decrypted ('''Ef''') while the rest remains encrypted and the conclusion speaks for itself: it is not enough to identify a series of specific tests, yet it is necessary to know how to tie them together in a specific way in order to complete the real concept and build the diagnosis.</translate>

<translate><!--T:144--> Therefore, there is a need for</translate>:  

<translate><!--T:144--> Therefore, there is a need for</translate>: