Hmm...Magnetic fields "bending" light paths
Q: (A) Can space with fractal properties, non-differentiable structure, non-smooth structure, be used to derive Schroedinger equation and quantum theory like the Nottale is proposing in some of his papers?
A: Close.
Q: (A) What is incorrect? Why is it only close?
A: Light bends at intervals. Look to the quasar for the clue.
0:00 Recent papers on the human brain 1:00 Human brain atlas and 3000 new types of cells 2:00 What was this collaboration for? 2:40 Unexpected complexity of cells in certain brain parts 4:00 Are there a lot of individual differences? Yes! 4:40 Physical structure appears same across species 5:10 Genetic activity is very different though 5:35 Human disorders are unique to humans 6:30 Unusual layers protecting the brain - SLYM 7:38 Axons turned out to be more unusual, especially in other species 9:35 Shape of the brain suggests apes and humans are similar only until adolescence 12:15 Hippocampus in humans is unique focusing on vision...explaining art? 13:48 New memory cell discovered15:45 Limitations
Q: (A) He has this obsession with using variable units... iso-units... and he has this view of gravity that is similar to the view of some other Russian physicists... and, according to him, space-time is flat. It is just a flat space with an iso-unit - a deformed unit. This is contrary to Einstein where space-time is curved, and you have worm-holes and all kinds of topological features. But, for Santilli, space-time is a flat space with time. Is he right in this?
A: And flat cannot curve?
Q: (A) If something is flat, it cannot have a hole, or a wormhole... if it is flat, it is flat. It cannot get a hole which is connected to the other hole.
A: What if the "hole" is parallel to the plane of the flat curve, rather than perpendicular?
The notion that "body pattern is stored in the DNA" is not that simple, depending on what you're asking. What is stored in the DNA is protein sequences, which is single cell-level hardware information. Bioelectric patterns emerge from the complex dynamical interactions of ion channels and gap junctions opening and closing, and it's that physiological software that stores and processes patterning information.
That's very interesting! Here's an excerpt of the video transcript covering the most important part, for people who don't have time to watch the video:Imo this is huge:
Also from his website:
Frequently Asked Questions - Latest Version
The Levin Lab: investigating information storage and processing in biological systemsdrmichaellevin.org
See also this discussion in the "Information density" thread.Imo this is huge: