Discovery of quantum vibrations in 'microtubules' inside bra

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It'll be interesting to see how research on this end goes and how much it may help us understand brainwaves as well as memory storage. IMHO it's seemed intuitive that the brain couldn't just hold memory in synaptic arrangements; the brain twists and morphs so much that we'd be a mess in short order if that were the case. Brain-cells as something more like an array of solid-state drives makes more sense and the idea that we can latch into some of the soupiness of the universe also helps make a heck of a lot more sense of all the so-called 'woo' that people tend to get bent out of shape over.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 085105.htm

So we really are the universe.

The thread title made my literal thinking work overtime.

Interesting article.

The origin of brain waves is a mystery. So it would appear is their function.

We have Neurons and pathways, but deeper, Atomic level, a Y/N switch would open endless storage.

We can forget, but we can be trained to remember.

Brain damage studies show that loss of brain material does not remove memory.

Memory is thought to be Holographic.

We are not very good at what we know.

So consciousness isn't based on evolution and random neurological pathways activity?

Instead it is all based on something deeper and intertwined with the universe...

I've always believed that consciousness is derived by something deeper and spiritual/metaphysical (in part based on many life experiences I have experienced).

Yeah, it kind of seemed like memory had a cloud-computing aspect, RAID array at minimum and one that could encounter considerable stress without breaking down.

I also thought that with quantum computing there was some aspects where you had potentially more than just 0 and 1 possibilities, perhaps three variable or more (if TIME is ever to be believed). If that's the case yes - potentially a very deep pool for storage. I also wonder if that's the good ol' Akashia that people like Franz Bardon often discussed.

Thanks for sharing, the ScienceDirect article made for a fascinating read, especially the sections regarding Alzheimer's. It's encouraging that this research might at the very least lead to better understanding and treatment of the disease.

All three of these statements are unsupported conjecture, which completely miss what the review showed and indeed the nature of the research. There's no support for quantum mysticism here, although one of the researchers says that their view of consciousness makes that a possibility.

It is completely wrong to say that brain damage does not affect memory. In fact, memory issues are the most common symptom of brain damage. Alzheimers is a form of brain damage, and vascular dementia very certainly is. I suspect you have this fact back-to-front - it's minor lesions to specific neurons which don't lead to memory loss.

Holographic memory simply means that memories are stored throughout large sections of the brain rather than in single point locations.

We think in a line. Much like we write.

To process data, we turn the line sideways, 32 bit, 64 bit, and processing speed is limited by memory.

Nature is not so limited. We think point to point, nature connects each point within a cube, with six sides, plus four corner connections. Each of the ten is also the center of another cube.

Neurons are long fibers in a bundle of fibers, Neural Sheaths are more semiconductor than insulation. Induction drives resonate thoughts.

When we think of something, we also think of everything that is something like that.

Intelligence is Pattern Matching.

Discovery has often been expressed as seeing everything at once.

We can match higher patterns, and the East deals in Mandalas rather than single details.

We are at the Six blind men and an elephant level of perception.

The correct answer for all would be, it is warm and smells of s**t, so it is like us.

Stuart Hameroff has several youtube videos about "microtubules". I watched most of them.

His ideas on"QM micotubules" seem flatly rejected by prominent physicists because they don't see how QM can happen since the brain is not a "closed environment" where QM can happen.

For example, physicist Lawrence Krauss tells MR. Hameroff: "with regards to physics, everything you said is nonsense, and maybe I am being too polite ...... you are just wrong. ".

Perhaps, the study is shaky on grounds in reference to Quantum Mechanics of human mind alone; but a source of vibrations as the origin of human consciousness is not unusual at all; music is the last part of memory to go in Alzheimer's patients and used successfully now as therapy to increase vitality among these patients.

Music is also used for therapy for folks with Autism who have similar issues with cognitive executive functioning.

A creative mind is the best medicine against cognitive decline in later ages; the greater depth of movement and song in prose and poetry of human expression in imagination and creativity equals a greater resistance to problems with emotional regulation, sensory integration, and overall cognitive executive function problems with focus and short term working memory, both in youth and older age; with the brain as an incredible plastic tool that grows with use and dies a slow cognitive death without fulfilling imaginative and creative potential along with movement that is also used successfully now to treat folks with reciprocal social communication difficulties associated with Autism.

Just an hour of exercise before a standard IQ test
can raise the scores 10 PTS, according to
research in this area.

Art in song and dance and other forms Art comes in are identified with mythical Gods and Muses
throughout the history of human being; science now shows that common sense is right from the get go, when it
comes to life long success in the cognitive realm of mind and body balance through imagination and creativity.

Studies show that listening to electronic music
can release higher levels of Human Growth Hormone,
as a metaphorical fountain of youth.

Additionally, long term studies on Nuns evidence this as well; with one nun still on the lecture circuit late in life
with advanced morphological features of Alzheimer's in brain scans. As in all stuff human being; use it or lose it
definitely applies; and stepping out of the box of logic into imagination and creativity can be the ticket to an older
'stellar brain', as well..

Studies also show that nurturing in the first two years of life increases intelligence;
or lack of it can lead to substantial functional disabilities in emotional and standard IQ.

I think what often gets missed in all of this is that mysticism is something that can be practiced like a person can play a guitar, learn to speak a foreign language, etc., and there are corpuses all the way up the line spelling out with very round certainty that doing x will get y result along with plenty of people spending several or more decades of their lives expanding that further. It's neither a new field nor is it a success by accident of mental health kind of thing.

What I'm getting at I guess - most people who would see this as particularly persuasive are chipping away at this from both sides (physical and mystical) because in having experienced the mystical both do have a certain kind of behavior, a certain kind of rhyme in common. QM in the microtubules might not necessarily be *the* jump-off point or boundary between subject and object, as above so below or as within so without, just that it's close enough in operating analogy and explanatory cleanliness to be described as white-hot if we were playing a game of I spy.

A better way to phrase my fundamental point on that - mysticism is examinable. It just takes a person wanting to bunk or debunk it bad enough for themselves to take the dive and stick with the practices for a few years. IMHO it's the idea that it's always been random acts of coal gas, renaissance nuns and monks not knowing what an orgasm was, or temporal lobe seizures that seems to build a particular kind of credulity around it's image that just doesn't in any way fit the history nor does it fit its organized development.

^^^

Yes, and music is commonly used for thousands of years to achieve higher levels of mindful awareness, altering brain waves to states of theta creative consciousness. And not surprising that feeling good has direct impact on health.

I remember when I broke through in my own form of personal mystical experience my doctor takes one look at my bright eyes and before she sees my blood test results, she says they will be good; and yes, they most definitely are, then; and still are, overall.

Mind and body balance says and moves it all. And yes, to achieve a greater Universe of conscious awareness and perception is a lifelong practice in varying skills that never stay still and evaporate into Zombie ways of life in stagnation of body and mind out of balance.

Good vibrations is what it's all about.



As above so below; inside outside; all around;
the 'Beach Boys', and so many others through
human history from the time of dancing fires
under desert moon winds of earth are always
correct in human
innate instinct
and intuition
in the drums
of human
vibration
excitation
to
core
of
every
atomic
powered
cell
of human being
from head
to
toe..

Hmm, I've been sitting
here way too long; time
NOW to 'get AWAY'
and practice
what
I preach!..

Trance in song and dance
and poetry too; is a way for me
in stellar creative consciousness as
above
so below
and beyond...

I've tried to read Hameroff but can't quite get to grips with the science. However, I do write and have the feeling the story has already been written and its as if I am on the receiving end. That doesn't happen much these days.

^^^

And 'that' is the way it is for the most
creative among us.. a flow that comes
from beyond what normal folks describe
as human consciousness.. a trance like
state of euphoria.. in what can reasonably
be described as divine union with beyond
what most humans even dream
about in
life..
And the fact is
for folks who never experience
this.. it might as well be described as
supernatural for them as it is
most definitely above tHeir
current human potential
and abilities all
natural as is...

So yes.. ahA! some folks experience
more of the natural or super-natural
than others do in the lower
levels of human potential
exercised to the
greaTeSt of all
imagination
in creativity
of
HUMAN POTENTIAL
GREATER THAN WHAT
MOST PEOPLE experience
as natural.. so yes.. Imagination
and Creativity expressed in human
emotions of heart of deeper soul as spirit..
is a supernatural way of life in metaphor of fuller
natural
reality
AKA more
of GOD.

Rarely does one
ever come across a
dedicated fully
self-described
Atheist in Hollywood;
that's not surprising
at all to me; and that's
not even saying that
close to all the folks
in Hollywood ever
attain this
creative
state
of mind
in greater
human potential.