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Morphic Resonance and Quantum Biology Continued from page 50 insufficient to maintain the double biological system that interfaces helix. However, the wavelength of the with the fundamental fabric of to solve very specific problems that phonons is equal to the size of the reality. Within science, there is no require special forms of DNA helix, resulting in standing waves adequate definition for life. This is computation, such as problems that produce aphenomenon known as directly reflective of a lack of within mathematics like the directed phonon trapping. understanding about the nature of Hamiltonian path problem (Lila The light-storage capacity of DNA the Universe itself. Kari). Therefore it is not at all novel is possible because DNA is an In the consensus perspective, the to suggest that DNA functions aperiodic crystal. Erwin Schrédinger, in Universe is thought to be comprised computationally, as has been What is Life?, likened the aperiodic primarily of inanimate matter, and at demonstrated in vitro, and the crystal of DNA to a coherent and some nebulously defined transition computational capacity within the meaningfully designed tapestry point the inanimate becomes living biological system has already been masterpiece. Since by definition the and is referred to as life. This is recognised with specific aperiodic DNA crystal has fundamentally erroneous. The applications. quasiperiodicity, it is also properly Universe in its entirety is living; The computational function of _ referred to as a quasicrystal. herefore, to be alive is a DNA that has been elucidated thus characteristic of existence itself. Life far is only regarding computations of is existence and is eternal because he primary nature of existence—by definition—is to exist. Therefore, life a classically operating system. However, DNA has the capacity to The light-storage perform quantum computations capacity of DNA is and consciousness are infinite and using the superposition of pi . eternal, and only ever change form or electrons within the nucleotide base possible because constitution but never cease. oo pairs. The base-pairing of DNA is an aperiodic nucleotides is based on the affinities About the Author: of pyrimidine and purine ring crystal. William Brown, MSc, is a molecular structures for each other. biologist based at the Institute for These ring structures contain Bioregenesis Research at the University delocalised electrons that form van It was not believed that of Hawaii in Manoa, Honolulu. His der Waals bonds, giving the bonded quasicrystals were even possible mentor, Dr Frederic Mercier, discovered ring structures a dipole moment. A_ until Dan Shechtman (with strong extracellular matrix protein complexes dipole moment is a polarisation of a ridicule from the scientific within the brain which he named molecule, giving it a magnetic community) proved the existence of fractones, after the fractal patterns of moment and a polar charge these special solid-state materials. the Mandelbrot set. Their research is distribution. In this case, the Certain quasicrystals display 12-fold focused on elucidating the primary role electron charge distribution can shift symmetry; these are dodecagonal. If of fractones and other elements of the from a purine to a pyrimidine or the DNA molecule were to have connective tissue network in creating from a pyrimidine to a purine or, dodecagonal symmetry, then the neural plasticity, tissue architecture, since this is a quantum mechanical well-known double helix of DNA _ bioregenesis and the stem cell niche. state, it can be in a superposition might be more energetically stable in Research at the Institute is focused on between the two. a 12-fold energetic matrix, essentially _ the process of development and pattern Moreover, the shifting of the dipole forming 10 additional energetically formation within the organism and makes it a quantum harmonic stabilising strands. Furthermore, how that can be applied to oscillator, whic produces DNA is a unique quasicrystal indeed, regenerating damaged tissues and quasiparticles known as phonons. in that it is interspersed with organs within humans. Brown Long-wavelength phonons produce constant periodicity in the pattern of conducts directed research into sound, thus the light-encoded strand the tandem repeats. anything that can be considered is actually an electro-tonal filament. strange, and he spends most of his time In addition to quantum The Living Universe enjoying nature and music and communication and computation, this This treatise began with a becoming more aware of the inner quantum entangled state may be question: what is life? While it by source that connects each of us to the responsible for holding the very DNA no means fully defined this most Infinite. molecule together, because under enigmatic state of being, it certainly He can be contacted by email at classical mechanics the dynamics expanded our perception of the wdb225@gmail.com and via his website involved in bonding of the DNA are living organism as a quantum _§http://williambrownscienceoflife.com. The light-storage capacity of DNA is possible because DNA is an aperiodic crystal. believed It was not believed that quasicrystals were even possible until Dan Shechtman (with strong ridicule from the — scientific community) proved the existence of these special solid-state materials. Certain quasicrystals display 12-fold symmetry; these are dodecagonal. If the DNA molecule were to have dodecagonal symmetry, then the well-known double helix of DNA might be more energetically stable in a 12-fold energetic matrix, essentially forming 10 additional energetically stabilising strands. Furthermore, DNA is a unique quasicrystal indeed, in that it is interspersed with constant periodicity in the pattern of the tandem repeats. The Living Universe This treatise began with a question: what is life? While it by no means fully defined this most enigmatic state of being, it certainly expanded our perception of the living organism as a quantum In NEXUS ¢ 83 FEBRUARY - MARCH 2012 www.nexusmagazine.com