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Going to read this next actually ^_^ https://www.quantamagazine.org/math...ion-of-quantum-gravity-really-works-20210617/
Science!! Fucking magnets, how do they work?
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So perhaps the fractal quantum field or the fractal dimension of gravity, or a combination of all these, is the initial "uniform" state that leads to the perceived fine structure of our universe similar to the predictions of Alan Turing in The Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis - Wikipedia
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Whoa. Buried in that electron fractal vortex paper, it says that protons contain a double helix structure. That was news to me so I went digging.
More recent science. Again, implications for Turing's Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis theory! Scientists have long wondered how the DNA double helix spontaneously forms from primordial elements, very well could be because that shape resembles the structure of the interior of elementary particles!
More recent science. Again, implications for Turing's Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis theory! Scientists have long wondered how the DNA double helix spontaneously forms from primordial elements, very well could be because that shape resembles the structure of the interior of elementary particles!
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The temperatures they discuss are just insane. Over 100 Million degrees to get fusion conditions via magnetic pressure. Losing power to that system would be a bitch.
So...20 years til we see Plasma Canons???
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PVC plastics now recyclable after breakthrough by Michigan scientists
PVC is a heavy-duty type of plastic with a zero percent recycling rate in the United States, but that is expected to change after research by University of Michigan chemists found a way to re-use one of its most noxious components.
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This is leukemia, so it’s sort of a special case, because all blood cells arise from progenitor cells in the marrow. The treatment itself doesn’t “reprogram” anything in the gal’s body, she was just given genetically modified T-cells that were designed to attack and kill all of her own native T-cells. Cancer will come back unless ALL (100%) of cancer cells are destroyed. Chemo usually aims for a 99.99% kill rate, and then a patient’s immune system is expected to mop up the last .01%. Oftentimes cancer cells have adaptations that allow them to evade immune response, which allows that .01% to hide and then come back and rear their ugly little heads on another day.
After the treatment was complete, she still needed a bone marrow transplant so that she could start producing healthy blood cells like most other leukemia patients.
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U.S. RHIC Atom Smasher Reveals a Surprising Preference in Particle Spin Alignment
Findings may point to a previously unknown influence of the strong force—and a way to measure its local fluctuations. Given the choice of three different “spin” orientations, certain particles emerging from collisions at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), an atom smasher at the U.S. Depa
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This is pretty interesting.
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Do Electrons Spin?
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Chip Sebens thinks they do thanks to their fields.
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The "faster than light spin" problem might be explainable by the electron literally extending into a different dimension. Probably a fractional dimension (see recent papers about the fractal dimension of electrons) which would also explain the "If the electron's charge is spread out, why don't the various parts of the electron repel one another so that the electron rapidly explodes?" problem... Fractal objects of dimensionality greater than 2 have infinite surface era to absorb the forces in.
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So we have arrived at a point we can send particles into other dimensions?Do Electrons Spin?
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Chip Sebens thinks they do thanks to their fields.
The "faster than light spin" problem might be explainable by the electron literally extending into a different dimension. Probably a fractional dimension (see recent papers about the fractal dimension of electrons) which would also explain the "If the electron's charge is spread out, why don't the various parts of the electron repel one another so that the electron rapidly explodes?" problem... Fractal objects of dimensionality greater than 2 have infinite surface era to absorb the forces in.
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"Other dimension" doesn't mean "parallel universe" in this sense. I'm talking about spatial dimensions. Many theories of physics, most famously string theory, propose more than 3 spatial dimensions to our physical universe. String theory says there are as many as 10 spatial dimensions here.
On the other end, more recently, most of the work into describing our experienced physical reality in terms of fractal geometry has only been published in the last 10-15 years or so.
And, yes, lack of ways to directly probe these things is an issue. So I see where you were going with it. But the math holds up so far!
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See: Plato's Cave analogy / John Locke discussing qualia, etc., for why these extra dimensions are so inaccessible to us without the aid of the advanced tools available to the scientists at places like CERN.
We know space isn't Euclidean. The revelation that our experienced reality isn't actually 3D shouldn't be that surprising.
Fractal dimension of gravity is a wonderful compliment that helps explain the curved space described by special relativity btw.
We know space isn't Euclidean. The revelation that our experienced reality isn't actually 3D shouldn't be that surprising.
Fractal dimension of gravity is a wonderful compliment that helps explain the curved space described by special relativity btw.
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Biology is a little over my head compared to physics but this seems huge :O
How Artificial Intelligence Found the Words To Kill Cancer Cells
A predictive model has been developed that enables researchers to encode instructions for cells to execute. Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and IBM Research have created a virtual library of thousands of "command sentences" for cells using machine learning. These "s
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Dna is biological command codes so yeah, once we get advanced enough, we will know how to write dna codes and assign a name to said code like naming a folder.Biology is a little over my head compared to physics but this seems huge :O
How Artificial Intelligence Found the Words To Kill Cancer Cells
A predictive model has been developed that enables researchers to encode instructions for cells to execute. Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and IBM Research have created a virtual library of thousands of "command sentences" for cells using machine learning. These "sscitechdaily.com
I think we will finally get rid of cancer in about twenty years time.
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Never happen. Too much money involved with "fighting" cancer. Solve it and the money goes away.
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