Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / May 2008

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Newsgroups: sci.physics, sci.bio.technology, sci.bio.misc
From: plutonium.archime...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 10:42:02 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Thurs, Apr 17 2008 12:42 pm
Subject: (long post) #2 through #20 of #1-#20 biology-trilogy book
series: "Photons and Neutrinos have "perfect DNA/RNA" packaged inside them"

Basically this book is simple, in that it is a geometry compilation of
how "perfect DNA/RNA"
can fit inside a photon or light wave or neutrino. The double spiral
helix of DNA how it can
be made "perfect" and thus an internal part of a Light Wave or
Neutrino of their transverse
wave of E field and B field.
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Back in April I was rather sidetracked with other science more pressing
at the time and so I abandoned writing and compiling of these two
biophysics books. But now some time has freedomed-up and I want to fill
in on those two books.

They are very important books because they link and bridge physics with
biology.

Now in physics we can all agree that every science, including math is a
subset of physics, so that everything ends up being a discussion of
physics, even poetry and music and even dancing and the arts. Everything
ends up being physics.

Now there is a problem here, because of the Bell Inequality and
Superdeterminism, in that the linkage between biology and physics has
to be ever so much more physical than previously thought, for in order
to make Superdeterminism work, that the photons and particles of
neutrinos have to be one and the same as "life itself of DNA/RNA"

We know in physics that electricity is the same as magnetism and so
we can marvel at how well electricity works in holding together atoms
and in applications of engineering of motors and power lines. We know
life works well on planet Earth. So can you have Superdeterminism
pervading the Universe and have life work so well on Earth if biology
were anything less than the same as physics? The answer is no. The
answer is that biology has to be closely tied to physics and that means
that the Photon and or Neutrino must have packaged inside themselves
perfect DNA/RNA. And likewise for physics, that the photon and neutrino
is able to duplicate itself just as cells in biology duplicate or
replicate. In other words, biology is just a facet of physics. The
creation of first life is a physics story more than a biology story,
where a energetic neutrino or Cosmic Ray comes to rest and converts its
internal parts into a living creature.

As I said in other books, the universe controlled by the Nucleus of the
Atom Totality to do its Superdeterminism requires alot of energy to
create and control Life on life-filled planets, that this enormous
amount of energy to control life on planets is the reason we have
the force of gravity as the "auto-pilot-Coulomb force" so the Atom
Totality can focus the Coulomb force on controlling life. Gravity
is 10^40 weaker than Coulomb. And the planet Earth has about 10^30
cells of life, so that means 10^10 planets exist in the entire Universe
that have life 10^10 X 10^30 = 10^40. Since the Universe has 10^10
galaxies, we can expect only one planet such as Earth to exist in
each of the galaxies.

So the reason for these two books (1) photons duplicate and (2) perfect
DNA/RNA inside of photons and neutrinos is to fulfill Superdeterminism
and explain the bridge between physics and biology.

Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies