This Is Not a Vacuum
By alethea |
In 1984, at my public high school in Winchester, Massachusetts, there was a terrific biology teacher named Jerome Burdulis. Mr. Burdulis not only taught me to wonder at phagocytosis. He ...
Read More Parkinson’s: Manganese at the Brain Stem?
By alethea |
In these holographic models, the speed of light is the baseline, but the baseline can be viewed in different ways, from different perspectives. Like seeing green from the blue perspective, ...
Read More Two Nervous Systems
By alethea |
What if there are actually two nervous systems? The gut (which sees the individual through the collective lens), and the brain (which sees the collective through the individual lens). When ...
Read More Perception of Environment Is Subjective
By alethea |
This model does not treat time as linear. In this model, all days are happening every day. Each day has three varieties of observer. It can be viewed from behind ...
Read More Keep Your Maps
By alethea |
Keep your maps. I don't want to see your maps of the solar system. Your maps of the solar system are incomplete. They show me Saturn at one position of ...
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