Computer Study of Metric Perturbations Impinging onCoupled Axon Tracts
Abstract
Metric perturbations are deviations from a homogeneous spacetime background. In this paper, the authors extend an earlier investigation by using high precision computer simulations and show that there is definite impact of metric perturbations, that is, gravitational radiation, on the time-coded information conducted by a tract of neural axons as found in the human central nervous system. O_QD"... the personal self equals the omnipresent, all-comprehending eternal self ... the quintessence of deepest insight into the happenings of the world." - E. Schrodinger, What is Life? C_QD
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