Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

Reality that we experience is nothing like reality as it really is in
the same way that the reality people experience in virtual reality
games is not the reality they are really living in. The game is only a
decoded source of information that appears to be a reality. Our
world is also an information construct – a simulation (more later). In
its base form our reality is a wavefield of information much the same
in theme as Wi-Fi. The five senses decode wavefield information into
electrical information which they communicate to the brain to
decode into holographic (illusory ‘physical’) information. Different
parts of the brain specialise in decoding different senses and the
information is fused into a reality that appears to be outside of us
but is really inside the brain and the genetic structure in general (Fig
12 overleaf). DNA is a receiver-transmi er of information and a vital
part of this decoding process and the body’s connection to other
realities. Change DNA and you change the way we decode and
connect with reality – see ‘Covid vaccines’. Think of computers
decoding Wi-Fi. You have information encoded in a radiation field
and the computer decodes that information into a very different
form on the screen. You can’t see the Wi-Fi until its information is
made manifest on the screen and the information on the screen is
inside the computer and not outside. I have just described how we
decode the ‘human world’. All five senses decode the waveform ‘Wi-
Fi’ field into electrical signals and the brain (computer) constructs
reality inside the brain and not outside – ‘You don’t just look at a
rainbow, you create it’. Sound is a simple example. We don’t hear
sound until the brain decodes it. Waveform sound waves are picked
up by the hearing sense and communicated to the brain in an
electrical form to be decoded into the sounds that we hear.
Everything we hear is inside the brain along with everything we see,
feel, smell and taste. Words and language are waveform fields
generated by our vocal chords which pass through this process until
they are decoded by the brain into words that we hear. Different
languages are different frequency fields or sound waves generated
by vocal chords. Late British philosopher Alan Wa s said: