The significance of gene programming goes beyond this. Species on the earth use the same genetic programming system, so the more important significance of interpreting human genetic programming language lies in interpreting the program code of the earth's biosphere. This is of great significance for studying the origin of species. Of course, we don't rule out the possibility of "artificial" earth's biosphere. If the biosphere of the earth is regarded as an experimental factory for biological evolution, the experimental factories established on other suitable planets in the universe may use different programming languages from the earth. Our own programming language code is an excellent tool for civilized communication. When humans finally understand their own genetic programming language, it means that humans also have the ability to create biosphere systems based on new programming languages.

When the gene programming is successful, human beings will have the opportunity to obtain the non-formulaic variable fluctuations (that is, emotional fluctuations) of animals and plants, and then they can understand the language of animals (if any). Through these, we can explore several unsolved mysteries and uncover the veil of the whole history.