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RE: Quantum knowledge. #41
(04-17-2013, 06:42 AM)H4R0015K Wrote:
(04-17-2013, 06:37 AM)Psycho_Coder Wrote:
(04-17-2013, 06:23 AM)raken Wrote: My theory is that i think it's possible to encrypt the human DNA and the neural pathways so the it would render cloning/ genes manipulation/ bio-fusion and nano-celling usless
Well if you try to encrypt the DNA , then I wouldn't say that your concept is wrong.

please elaborate this statement for me

Encryption means changing some into an unusual manner in which it cannot be recognized the way it was . We are talking here about cell biology , so he means to say that if we can manipulate the usual human or mammals or any other species DNA so that some new conclusions from them and get new findings . I meant to say this by the following :-

Quote:Well if you try to encrypt the DNA , then I wouldn't say that your concept is wrong.

look at this :- http://hipc.org/hipc2007/posters/DNA.pdf

Hope you got it :ok:
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RE: Quantum knowledge. #42
Quantum physics states that your thoughts affect your reality, even on a sop tonic level. Gregg Branden from the heart institute of math did a experiment with this concept of thoughts affecting your reality and was shock with the result. Please people Quantum physics is not a walk in the park and if people can grasp the concept of quantum physics then that person eyes would open up to a new way of thinking and a different perception of reality

I got it Psycho_Coder

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #43
Quantum physics states that your thoughts affect your reality, even on a sop tonic level. Gregg Branden from the heart institute of math did a experiment with this concept of thoughts affecting your reality and was shock with the result. Please people Quantum physics is not a walk in the park and if people can grasp the concept of quantum physics then that person eyes would open up to a new way of thinking and a different perception of reality

I got it Psycho_Coder

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #44
Indeed Nobel Prize winning physicists have proven beyond doubt that the physical world is one large sea of energy that flashes into and out of being in milliseconds, over and over again.They have proven that thoughts are what put together and hold together this ever-changing energy field into the ‘objects’ that we see.

Nothing is solid.

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #45
Indeed Nobel Prize winning physicists have proven beyond doubt that the physical world is one large sea of energy that flashes into and out of being in milliseconds, over and over again.They have proven that thoughts are what put together and hold together this ever-changing energy field into the ‘objects’ that we see.

Nothing is solid.

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #46
(04-17-2013, 06:23 AM)raken Wrote: My theory is that i think it's possible to encrypt the human DNA and the neural pathways so the it would render cloning/ genes manipulation/ bio-fusion and nano-celling usless

Encrypting human DNA would be theroetically possible without the help of Quantum Physics. There are many projects devoted to decoding human DNA, the different modifications it suffers, and what every part of the human DNA is for. Something interesting is that huge parts of those projects are funded by the Department of Energy and the Depatment of Defense of the USA.

Now, about the neural pathways, that's an impossible nowadays. A single brain cell has connections with at least another thousand cells, AND she can modify those connections depending on the environment, messages she receives from other cells, and a lot of other variables we don't know. And we have like 10^11 of those cells. The ANN that are beins developed naowadays are very, very simple compared with the huge complexity of the human brain. Could it be done using quantum physics? Maybe. But yoy can't recreate something you don't even understand.

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Oh, by the way, I love quantum physics, even if I know very little about it.

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #47
(04-17-2013, 06:23 AM)raken Wrote: My theory is that i think it's possible to encrypt the human DNA and the neural pathways so the it would render cloning/ genes manipulation/ bio-fusion and nano-celling usless

Encrypting human DNA would be theroetically possible without the help of Quantum Physics. There are many projects devoted to decoding human DNA, the different modifications it suffers, and what every part of the human DNA is for. Something interesting is that huge parts of those projects are funded by the Department of Energy and the Depatment of Defense of the USA.

Now, about the neural pathways, that's an impossible nowadays. A single brain cell has connections with at least another thousand cells, AND she can modify those connections depending on the environment, messages she receives from other cells, and a lot of other variables we don't know. And we have like 10^11 of those cells. The ANN that are beins developed naowadays are very, very simple compared with the huge complexity of the human brain. Could it be done using quantum physics? Maybe. But yoy can't recreate something you don't even understand.

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Oh, by the way, I love quantum physics, even if I know very little about it.

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #48
(04-17-2013, 08:57 AM)Wisher Wrote:
(04-17-2013, 06:23 AM)raken Wrote: My theory is that i think it's possible to encrypt the human DNA and the neural pathways so the it would render cloning/ genes manipulation/ bio-fusion and nano-celling usless

Encrypting human DNA would be theroetically possible without the help of Quantum Physics. There are many projects devoted to decoding human DNA, the different modifications it suffers, and what every part of the human DNA is for. Something interesting is that huge parts of those projects are funded by the Department of Energy and the Depatment of Defense of the USA.

Now, about the neural pathways, that's an impossible nowadays. A single brain cell has connections with at least another thousand cells, AND she can modify those connections depending on the environment, messages she receives from other cells, and a lot of other variables we don't know. And we have like 10^11 of those cells. The ANN that are beins developed naowadays are very, very simple compared with the huge complexity of the human brain. Could it be done using quantum physics? Maybe. But yoy can't recreate something you don't even understand.

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Oh, by the way, I love quantum physics, even if I know very little about it.

Hugely agreed. The way DNA interacts with other molecules is very poorly misunderstood. Hence why most universities with science departments whether they be biology, chemistry or physics will have some funding available for post graduate research in this field.

If you have a real interest in this field I'd suggest enrolling at a university with a strong biophysics research background and embarking on (at least) the seven year journey to doctorate level. Either this or you become somewhat proficient in a simulation package such as Amber (link) however I think you will have a bit of difficulty running any potentially fruitful simulations on even the most high end commercial computers. One of the benefits of the minimum seven year journey I mentioned earlier is that you'll have access to a super computer to run these simulations on.

Also, you may have a perfectly legitimate theory and a proper paper explaining your rational that cites well established work but who do you think will take the time to read it? Unless you're well connected to someone in scientific research or are absolutely rich and prepared to sponsor some research no one will take you seriously. This is the way the world of science works, from my experiences anyway.
“The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.” - Feynman

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #49
(04-17-2013, 08:57 AM)Wisher Wrote:
(04-17-2013, 06:23 AM)raken Wrote: My theory is that i think it's possible to encrypt the human DNA and the neural pathways so the it would render cloning/ genes manipulation/ bio-fusion and nano-celling usless

Encrypting human DNA would be theroetically possible without the help of Quantum Physics. There are many projects devoted to decoding human DNA, the different modifications it suffers, and what every part of the human DNA is for. Something interesting is that huge parts of those projects are funded by the Department of Energy and the Depatment of Defense of the USA.

Now, about the neural pathways, that's an impossible nowadays. A single brain cell has connections with at least another thousand cells, AND she can modify those connections depending on the environment, messages she receives from other cells, and a lot of other variables we don't know. And we have like 10^11 of those cells. The ANN that are beins developed naowadays are very, very simple compared with the huge complexity of the human brain. Could it be done using quantum physics? Maybe. But yoy can't recreate something you don't even understand.

----

Oh, by the way, I love quantum physics, even if I know very little about it.

Hugely agreed. The way DNA interacts with other molecules is very poorly misunderstood. Hence why most universities with science departments whether they be biology, chemistry or physics will have some funding available for post graduate research in this field.

If you have a real interest in this field I'd suggest enrolling at a university with a strong biophysics research background and embarking on (at least) the seven year journey to doctorate level. Either this or you become somewhat proficient in a simulation package such as Amber (link) however I think you will have a bit of difficulty running any potentially fruitful simulations on even the most high end commercial computers. One of the benefits of the minimum seven year journey I mentioned earlier is that you'll have access to a super computer to run these simulations on.

Also, you may have a perfectly legitimate theory and a proper paper explaining your rational that cites well established work but who do you think will take the time to read it? Unless you're well connected to someone in scientific research or are absolutely rich and prepared to sponsor some research no one will take you seriously. This is the way the world of science works, from my experiences anyway.
“The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.” - Feynman

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RE: Quantum knowledge. #50
Yes i do have a real interest in this field of knowledge but entering a university is not on option. If you really like quantum physics then you should know how powerful our thoughts are. Just a quick symmetrization, our thoughts are the roots of our reality, to change your environment all one needs to do is change his/her way of thinking. Gregg Braden of the hearth institute of math teaching that our reality is formed by our thoughts. If you want to have/ be/ do/ become something/ someone you must first acquire that within your mind. Know a super computer is easy to acquire but not right know, thing I'll need two or three years before getting my hands on one of them. Japanese/ Chinese has some of the worlds greatest, if not the worlds greatest quantum physicist / quantum mechanics and some of earths most advance tech, so all i have to do is go there. sound ridiculous but I've done things already that make these dreams look simply. Oh by the way, to all who haven't yet venture deeply enough into the quantum realms, the number one principle of quantum physics is that once you can imagine/ speak it, then it's possible.

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