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"We assume advances in science are driven by rigorous adherence to the scientific method. Reductive analysis, reason, and evidence are said to be the engines of progress. . . . The great advances in science occur not by following a rigid set of rules, but by breaking them. . . . Only by seeing the world in its holistic, interconnected form are we able to make the leaps of logic which science needs to discover new paradigms."

 

—Iain McGilchrist

Essays &
Theories

The essays presented here explore original theories and hypotheses that venture into some of science's deepest unsolved mysteries. By drawing unexpected connections across disciplines and challenging conventional perspectives, they seek to offer fresh conceptual frameworks that inspire curiosity, invite critical thought, and encourage new ways of understanding reality.

The Human Antenna: The Resonant Nature of Sleep, Consciousness, and Human Evolution

A venture into the idea that the human body is designed to correspond on several levels to its external electromagnetic environment. When we sleep pointing in a certain direction, we couple more effectively with the resonant environment, enhancing rest and recovery. This phenomenon of becoming an adapting 'antenna' for the Schumann resonance has profound implications for evolution.  

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The Holographic Mind:
The Flow & Architecture of Memory

This essay delivers a united framework for how memory is stored and used in the brain, integrated in various functions of consciousness. Exploring water structures, DNA, and aromatic neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine, we consider how the brain captures and projects information with precise geometric coordination.

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Quantum Human.
The Epigenetics of Love & Sex

An extraordinary venture into the world of epigenetics and quantum biology. If our genetic expression adapts to those we are most intimate with, what are the implications? How does it happen? Is it possible that these 'invisible bonds' are all too real, shaping our thought, behaviour, and identity? Let's explore.

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