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🧠 WHOM DO WE CONSIDER SMART? How Birds, Octopuses, and Quantum Biology Force Us to Re-examine Our Exclusivity
When we think of intelligence, the first thing that comes to mind is the human mind, and then perhaps primates or dolphins. For a long time, we believed that we were the only intelligent beings on Earth. However, almost all recent research forces us to re-examine this dogma. From building complex tools and planning for…
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🌊 Between Wave and Ocean: What Quantum Theory Says About Life After Death?
Answer to a reader’s question – continuation of the series on the Dirac Sea and quantum consciousness Dear reader, Your question is deep and legitimate. What follows is not scientific truth – because science is still silent here. But it is thinking within the framework we have built: the Dirac Sea as an informational substrate, quantum coherence…
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🎭 Gamma Rhythm and Stage Lighting: Key Concepts for Understanding Quantum Consciousness
Continuation of the series “Emergent Spacetime” and “Us in the Quantum Sea” Dear friends, explorers at the crossroads of science and spirit, In the previous post on anesthesia, we touched on microtubules and London forces, but we left out two key concepts without which the picture remains unclear: the gamma rhythm and stage lighting (the spotlight of consciousness). Without…
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🧠 Anesthesia: When Microtubules Stop Playing – The Discontinuity of Consciousness as a Window into Its Quantum Nature
Continuation of the series “Emergent Spacetime” and “Us in the Quantum Sea” Dear friends, explorers at the crossroads of science and spirit, So far, we have spoken about the Dirac Sea, the indestructibility of information, and the Resurrection as the triumph of light over darkness. But there is one everyday experience that, perhaps most directly,…
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✝️ Easter 2026: The Empty Tomb, the Wave Function, and the Triumph of Information Over Entropy
Dear friends, explorers at the crossroads of science and spirit, Today is Easter Sunday. The day when, according to the Gospel texts, the myrrh-bearing women found the tomb empty, the stone rolled away, the shroud preserved. The day when light emerged from the tomb – not as a symbol, but as an event that, as…
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✨ Holy Fire 2026: When collective consciousness waves through the Dirac Sea
Dear friends, travelers between science and spirit, Last year on Holy Saturday I wrote about the phenomenon of the Holy Fire – a mystery that has challenged both faith and science for centuries. Today, in the midst of the worst tensions in a century, as the world dangerously approaches the brink of World War III…
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📜 THE SHROUD OF TURIN AND THE TRUE CROSS: Between Science, Faith, and Good Friday
Dating from the Middle Ages to the 1st century, blood that does not decay, pollen of Jerusalem, and an image no one painted – why the saddest day of Christianity still puzzles laboratories 🕯️ Introduction: The silence of Good Friday Today we do not celebrate. Today we remember. Good Friday is the only day when the…
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Susskind’s Confession: The Creator of String Theory Says – “We Have Not Described Our World”
How the man whose contribution to theoretical physics rivals Einstein’s admitted that the main highway of modern physics may be a dead end – and why, in his ninth decade, he draws new paths that the young avoid 📖 Introduction We will speak of Leonard Susskind. The man who created string theory. The man whose contribution to…
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Quantum Computers: Logic Gates – From NAND Gates to Rotations in Quantum Space
Why quantum operations must be reversible, how they are physically realized in superconductors, trapped ions, and topological systems, and why measurement is the only exception 🔄🌀🔧 This is the fifth part of our series on quantum computers.In previous parts we explored error correction (BB codes), physical reality (dilution refrigerators, superconductivity), topological qubits (Majorana), and trapped ions. Now we descend…
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Quantum Computers: Trapped Ions – How Laser Harps and Electric Wells Hold Quantum Machines Together
Why ions levitate above electrodes, how lasers write and read them, and why this approach is one of the oldest – and still one of the most promising 🧲🔦💡 This is the fourth part of our series on quantum computers.In the first part, we explored BB codes and how they reduce the hardware overhead of error correction.…