In its full form, SRGAP2 is involved in neural development, specifically in regulating the shape and movement of neurons. It acts as a kind of regulatory brake.

By limiting how fast or flexibly neurons form connections. 

SRGAP2C, the human-specific duplication has been shown to encode a protein that inhibits SRGAP2. This effectively removes that brake,

leading to more spines, more plasticity, and a longer window for learning.

During early development, the human-specific copies of SRGAP2 have played a key role in the development of the human brain. I think that the duplicate, SRGAP2D, responds to Planet Nine's frequency.

Generally, SRGAP2D is dismissed as a pseudogene because it lacks internal exon 1.

Without exon 1, SRGAP2D can’t produce a complete protein and is therefore considered non-functional. That's why it’s mostly ignored in discussions of brain evolution. But what if its missing piece isn’t missing at all, but hidden in our so-called junk DNA, waiting for the environmental signal to switch it on?

What if SRGAP2D becomes biologically relevant when triggered by the proximity of Planet Nine?

The disturbances would alter Earth's background resonance of electromagnetic frequencies that subtly shape biological processes. It’s possible that, under these conditions, a previously silent stretch of non-coding DNA—a cryptic version of exon 1—could become active.

In my view, SRGAP2D isn’t a failed gene; it's a time-locked genetic switch. 

We know that non-coding DNA contains regulatory sequences and ancient code that can be activated by extreme stress, environmental changes, or epigenetic shifts. We also know that SRGAP2 mutations are uniquely human and align with major milestones in cognitive evolution. 

The timing, the evolutionary patterns, and the possible environmental triggers all suggest to me that SRGAP2D is more than an evolutionary relic. 

I am going to try to unpack the reasoning behind my theory that it is the key; not in a mystical sense, but in a biological one. 

By serving as an interface in that allows for interaction with the altered frequency caused by Planet Nine’s proximity. 

I am going to lay out the chain of evidence, patterns, and instincts that led me to this theory, so everyone can form their own conclusions. 

Across cultures, there are recurring myths about a gift being given to humanity; something powerful, transformative, double-edged. These stories don’t read like literal history, but they do feel like symbolic memories of a real shift, an evolutionary threshold that changed who we were.

 I believe that SRGAP2D was that gift.

It isn't fire in the literal sense, but it would have been something that reshaped the brain in a way that allowed us to interact with memory, learning, and conscious awareness on a whole new level. 

It’s an evolutionary tool encoded in the genome. 

What I’m sharing here is the story as I understand it; a visual framework that helps me comprehend energetic processes that are far more complex than anything we are capable of accepting right now.

Less than a Million Years Ago: A Bottleneck and a Beginning

Roughly 930,000 years ago, something unusual happened in the human lineage. Genetic studies show that our ancestral population shrank dramatically—to an estimated 1,300 individuals—and stayed at that low number for nearly 120,000 years. This event is often described as a bottleneck, a sharp reduction in population that limits genetic diversity.