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Vlad Tverdohleb's avatar

What I appreciate most is the distinction you're making between quantum biology and quantum mysticism. Quantum biology is becoming an increasingly legitimate scientific field, with solid evidence in areas like photosynthesis, magnetoreception, enzyme catalysis, and possibly even aspects of neural processing. The real challenge is identifying where the evidence ends and speculation begins. Keeping those boundaries clear doesn't weaken wonder. It actually strengthens it. That's where the most interesting conversations begin.

Jeffrey's avatar

After the last piece (introducing the human body into the overall equation) I had a sneaking feeling this piece would follow on its heels. It makes me feel I carry around my own personal universe (after its having localized from the quantum level to the mitochondrial level to the biological level) or, correct that, that I am the universe in a smaller version which happened to localize. (But I am still waiting for the piece to discuss why “things” localize.)

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