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IL CARTEGGIO “GENESIS” Dr. Massimo Teodorani, Ph.D. – Luglio 2012
Therefore trying the NLSETI way is not that bad and not even so expensive. Of course it has nothing to do with
telepathy, because the quantitative analysis is intended to be done directly doing measures on neurons through
brainwave. If something true were found (after checking all possible sources of systematic error or interference)
we should have two results: a) the entanglement mechanism is extended everywhere in the universe; b) an
informative sentient message could be quantitatively decoded. And, apart from the hypothesis per se, I am
interested only in the quantitative/mathematical aspect of the test.
Where does the “message” come from? Assuming that all the sources of background noise can be eliminated, we
have two possibilities: a) someone particularly intelligent has sent the message through non-local means using
maybe “quantum repeaters” placed somewhere in the universe (in order to avoid decoherence); b) the test subject
himself has been able to connect non-locally to a sort of “server” that is placed not in the cyberspace but rather in
the quantum void, where a sort of “big informative library” has been deposited since eons. Maybe everyone
everywhere uploads spontaneously this kind of information there all the time without even knowing to do it. If a
completely new information is found this means that the test subject has downloaded something from there and
then transferred it to the neural electrical activity which then manifests the info and we reconstruct it technically.
This is, grossly speaking, the assumption of NLSETI. As you see it is of double importance: for fundamental physics
and for SETI. An attempt does not hurt.
Some other considerations:
1. It is potentially possible to send an answer in quasi-real time by irradiating neural cells using a nanopulsed
(with a modulated structure) Laser and/or a magnetic field. Some experiments have been already done in
medical labs concerning the entanglement between two test tubes containing neural cells that have been
linked previously together through a chemical substance such as an anesthetic.
2. Independently from all of this a quantum theory of the brain already exists due to mathematical physicist
Roger Penrose and to neurophysiologist Stuart Hameroff. In brief this theory says that microtubules inside
each neuron work in a so called “orchestrated entanglement”. They are all together (the entire ensemble of
them) described by a wave function (typical equation of quantum mechanics). Normally this wave function
collapses when a quantum system is observed, before which all possibilities cohexist being overlapped all
together. Differently from normal quantum systems, in the brain the wave function collapses spontaneously
more or less every 1/40 sec: this collapse is a physical (geometrodynamic in terms of spacetime) collapse at
the Planck scale level (quantum void: 10^-33 cm) where both relativity and quantum theory (due to the
micro-scale involved here) are required. What is then in simple terms the wave function collapse? It is a
“consciousness moment”. We experience it normally one million of times or so every day. Therefore the so
called “consciousness” in order to manifest itself needs a neural correlate: the brain. Otherwise the wave
function remains suspended and it doesn’t collapse. This means in few words that consciousness and physical
matter cannot exist the one without the other (thus contradicting almost everything of religions of any kind).
Prof. Hameroff found that just microtubules are the ideal physical vectors to permit entanglement inside the
brain, because they are well insulated by any kind of interaction that might destroy quantum information.
The quantity of consciousness depends on how much energy is inside the brain, namely how much mass of
active elements (microtubules) are present able to trigger full consciousness, whose “power” is inversely
proportional to the velocity of the process in terms of time taken to make so that the wave function (uniting
all microtubules in the brain in a quantum coherent domain) collapses. So: according to this hypothesis, if it
will be demonstrated to be true, the brain is a purely quantum system. From this (even if Penrose & Hameroff
are maybe unaware of Dr. Thaheld hypothesis on NLSETI) it is not difficult to deduce that: a) if all brains are
quantum systems based on the entanglement mechanism within its components they are ideal
communication centers; b) whatever comes from outside affects also consciousness. But we can measure
only neurons and not what a person “feels”. This doesn’t exclude that at a consciousness (and not neural)
level a person can potentially acquire suddenly ideas: namely, able to connect to a universal “server” or to
receive “non-local emails” directly from someone (by the way: what is exactly a genius? And how exactly one
becomes a genius?). It is exactly the same mechanism of Internet: the only difference is that the mechanism
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