Can anyone clarify this?
@Pierre
The topic of the fractal EM connection between us (in particular our proteins and DNA) is one of the main topic of "
Mass extinction, evolutionary leaps and viral information".
It's difficult to summarize because there is a lot of material but more importantly because I don't exactly know the answer yet!
Anyhow, here are 4 diagrams I made to conclude Part VI: Information Field, Viruses, DNA and Proteins. These 4 diagrams are concluding illustrations to sum up and connect the pieces of information gathered chapter after chapter. I added brief hypothetical explanation. Let's start with the first image:
Starting to the bottom right, we have Earth background electromagnetic field. Material DNA resonates with the background EMF at a given (low) resonance frequency. Two other non material double-strands of DNA exhibit higher EM resonance frequency with the Information field.
Now, two hypothesis to explain the fractal resonance of DNA and other material substances like proteins or viruses is the structuring of water molecules around this substance and/or the exclusion cavity around the substance (coherence domain). Both are represented in the diagram below:
The illustration above show how water molecules can be structured by the substance they surround. Notice the hexagonal structure is arbitrary. Similarly to ice crystal, liquid structured water can adopt various crystalline structures, defined by the substance they embed.
The hexagonal crystalline structure is of fractal nature: the same hexagonal pattern repeats at different scales. There are three scales in the example above (see red, green and purple circle).
The smaller the fractal pattern is, the higher the resonance frequency is and the "deeper" the general access to the information field is.
Now, let's turn our attention to the electromagnetic and informational properties of proteins:
Proteins exhibit similar EM properties as DNA. However there is one difference: while DNA deepens the general access to the information field, proteins specify which "part" of the information is accessed. The diagram above shows the resonance frequency of a given protein "linking" to a specific information in the information field (red arrow).
DNA act as a fractal antenna, while proteins act as a tuner. In other terms, DNA defines informational "depth", while proteins informational "breadth". The diagram below uses the analogy of textbooks to illustrate how DNA and proteins modulate our access to the information field:
Notice that, viruses-upgraded DNA provide the host with a better fractal antenna
deepening the connection with the information Field. Also, virus-enriched DNA give the host access to the synthesis of new proteins acting as supplementary tuners – providing access to a
broader selection of “FM stations” or specific/topical information.
In this sense the integration of a new viral sequence into the host’s genome increases at the same time the
depth and the
breadth of his connection to the Information Field.
Notice also the limitations of the textbook analogy, which conveys imperfectly the notion of
depth of information. A deeper understanding is not quantitative (how many books you’ve read about this or that topic) but qualitative: how deep, nuanced, objective and detailed your grasp of a given concept is.
This book analogy also imperfectly conveys the notion of
breadth of information, in the sense that there is not, of course one math protein and literature protein, etc. It’s probably a nonlinear combination of proteins that gives access to a nonlinear combination of information.
