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The Greeks spoke of the “One,” Einstein equated energy and matter, and we wonder from time to time why there is never a bad color combination in Nature. That is because there is a “Singularity of Nature,” begging the question as to how and why that has occurred. There are hints in the scientific evidence that offer an answer, if only we were to use our imagination, which Einstein said was far more important than knowledge. I have employed the concept of a latticework to identify the common motif between the Cosmos and our physiology, exemplified by a homology between the production of the Elements by stars as they generate light and the evolution of the thyroid gland, epitomized by the fact that iodine is not one of the first 36 Elements produced by nucleosynthesis, yet physiology “remembers” how and why it has made otherwise toxic substances in the environment useful. In the aggregate, that memory constitutes consciousness.
- Author
- John S. Torday
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
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