Water Bridging Dynamics of Polymerase Chain Reaction in the Gauge Theory Paradigm of Quantum Fields

Montagnier, Luc; Aïssa, Jamal; Capolupo, Antonio; Craddock, Travis J. A.; Kurian, Philip; Lavallée, C.; Polcari, A.; Romano, P.; Tedeschi, A.; Vitiello, Giuseppe

doi:10.20944/preprints201704.0154.v1

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“…After recording, DNA information could be transmitted to water and carried in water nanostructures. Furthermore, the same authors reported that classical polymerase chain reaction could be performed by using specific DNA information stored in these nanostructures [ 37 ]. Montagnier’s hypothesis of water nanostructures is clearly in favour of a role of water as a carrier of molecular information.…”

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Benveniste’s Experiments Explained by a Non-Conventional Experimenter Effect

Beauvais¹

2018

Medicines

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Background: Benveniste’s biology experiments suggested the existence of molecular-like effects without molecules (“memory of water”). In this article, it is proposed that these disputed experiments could have been the consequence of a previously unnoticed and non-conventional experimenter effect. Methods: A probabilistic modelling is built in order to describe an elementary laboratory experiment. A biological system is modelled with two possible states (“resting” and “activated”) and exposed to two experimental conditions labelled “control” and “test”, but both are biologically inactive. The modelling takes into account not only the biological system, but also the experimenters. In addition, an outsider standpoint is adopted to describe the experimental situation. Results: A classical approach suggests that, after experiment completion, the “control” and “test” labels of biologically-inactive conditions should both be associated with the “resting” state (i.e., no significant relationship between labels and system states). However, if the fluctuations of the biological system are also considered, a quantum-like relationship emerges and connects labels and system states (analogous to a biological “effect” without molecules). Conclusions: No hypotheses about water properties or other exotic explanations are needed to describe Benveniste’s experiments, including their unusual features. This modelling could be extended to other experimental situations in biology, medicine, and psychology.

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Benveniste’s Experiments Explained by a Non-Conventional Experimenter Effect

Beauvais¹

2018

Medicines

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“…The second conclusive point to emphasize is that this intentional approach to cognitive neurosciences based on the quantum entanglement brain-environment acquires an immediate logical and computational relevance if we consider that the same coalgebraic modeling [26] holds, both for "dissipative" QFT systems in the foundations of condensed matter physics [25]-biological [27][28][29][30] as well neural systems included [19,20]-and for Saul Kripke's modal relational semantics in theoretical computer science [31][32][33][34] 3 . The modal calculus is, indeed, the proper logic of formal ontology, but 3 (Co-)Algebraic coproducts, indeed, are effectively sums.…”

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Ethical Responsibility vs. Ethical Responsiveness in Conscious and Unconscious Communication Agents

Basti

2020

IS4SI 2019 Summit

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In this contribution, I start from Levy’s precious suggestion about the neuroethics of distinguishing between “the slow-conscious responsibility” of us as persons, versus “the fast-unconscious responsiveness” of sub-personal brain mechanisms studied in cognitive neurosciences. However, they are both accountable for how they respond to the environmental (physical, social, and ethical) constraints. I propose to extend Levy’s suggestion to the fundamental distinction between “moral responsibility of conscious communication agents” versus the “ethical responsiveness of unconscious communication agents”, like our brains but also like the AI decisional supports. Both, indeed, can be included in the category of the “sub-personal modules” of our moral agency as persons. I show the relevance of this distinction, also from the logical and computational standpoints, both in neurosciences and computer sciences for the actual debate about an ethically accountable AI. Machine learning algorithms, indeed, when applied to automated supports for decision making processes in several social, political, and economic spheres are not at all “value-free” or “amoral”. They must satisfy an ethical responsiveness to avoid what has been defined as the unintended, but real, “algorithmic injustice”.

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“…A ground wire is used to link the transmitter and receiver coil connecting the outside end of the secondary coil. The primary coil is printed under the printed circuit board with the same width and space, but shorter length [8] and connected directly to the DDS (Direct Digital Synthesizer) generator, whose output impedance is usually under 10 Ohms. When the two coils meet the condition of same frequency, same wave shape and opposite phase shift, self-resonance of the whole system will be generated.…”

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The Effect and Characteristic of Electromagnetically Resonance Mediated Clotrimazole on the Growth of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

Tang¹

2020

BJSTR

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As a vibrational energy field, electromagnetic resonance (EMR) gives effect to all the substances composed of molecules, atoms and other particles with vibrational properties. In our previous study, we reported that clotrimazole (CLT) mediated by EMR inhibited the growth of Saccharomyces cerevisiae on solid media. This study confirmed that the inhibition effect also existed in liquid media. Based on the analysis of the experimental data of recent two years, the seasonal regular pattern of EMR mediated CLT was summarized.

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Water Bridging Dynamics of Polymerase Chain Reaction in the Gauge Theory Paradigm of Quantum Fields

Cited by 18 publications

References 30 publications

Benveniste’s Experiments Explained by a Non-Conventional Experimenter Effect

Benveniste’s Experiments Explained by a Non-Conventional Experimenter Effect

Ethical Responsibility vs. Ethical Responsiveness in Conscious and Unconscious Communication Agents

The Effect and Characteristic of Electromagnetically Resonance Mediated Clotrimazole on the Growth of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

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