I: Why are there only six levels and sixty-four patterns? Can there be more categories?

Baek: The analytical system of the MRT is based on the theories of the I-ching, which delineates six levels and sixty-four combinations. I have tried repeatedly to raise the number of the levels, but have been able to support only the six-level framework. So I have tentatively concluded that classification is complete at the sixth level. If possible, I hope to develop finer and more sophisticated equipment that can analyze the human body code up to 64 X 64, a multiple of 64 categories. If this becomes possible, then perhaps a computer can be used to analyze the data automatically. We now have to rely on insightful human analysts to obtain accurate results.

I: Please elaborate on the data analysis process.

Baek: The MRT has 3,000 embedded codes. At the time of our last interview, we had about 2,300 codes, but we have since increased the number through ongoing research.

I will briefly explain how the MRT functions. First, we determine which of the sixty-four body codes corresponds to that of the examinee. We have a comprehensive database of genetic, physical, and temperamental characteristics for each of the body codes and information on the weaker organs of the body that are more susceptible to diseases.

Once we identify the corresponding body code, we analyze the normal/abnormal code to obtain information on any illness the examinee may have. We then compare this information to the MRT embedded code to determine possible health problems. Resonance occurs when two energy forms vibrate with the same frequency. So we test the normal human organ vibrational codes one by one against the examinee's test sample (hair or urine) and if resonance occurs, that means the organ is fine. But if it doesn't, that means the organ may not be functioning normally.

When no resonance occurs, we input the specific diseased codes for that organ one by one. Through this process, we are able to locate which part of the body has been affected and by what kind of disease. Even if the symptoms are physically indiscernible, the illness can still be detected. Any micro abnormalities that cannot be diagnosed by other tests can be detected. For example, we can detect the presence of invisible accumulated poison and precisely measure the degree of heavy metal contamination of the body. The MRT has more extensive functions relating to the spiritual aspects of a subject, but we'll only discuss its medical features at this time.

The MRT can distinguish a person's inherited physical qualities, special characteristics and weaknesses. It tells which diseases he or she is more susceptible to, so that precautions can be taken. Should an examinee be found to suffer from certain health problems or abnormal conditions, we provide more specific information about the causes and conditions of the disease.

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