Illuminating Insights
Exploring Life's Mysteries with Biophysicist, William Brown
In the vast expanse of knowledge that encompasses the fields of biophysics, cosmology, and human evolution, few individuals possess the depth of expertise and visionary outlook as biophysicist William Brown. Renowned for his groundbreaking work at Torus Tech, his contributions to the Resonance Science Foundation, and his affiliation with the International Space Federation, Brown has emerged as a respected authority in the scientific community.
Along with his impressive credentials, Brown has an extraordinarily unique perspective of life; one that transcends the traditional boundaries of scientific inquiry. Driven by a profound belief that every individual is intricately connected to the energetic and informational fabric of the universe, Brown explores the realms where science and spirituality converge. His insights have challenged conventional paradigms and are helping to shed light on the interconnectedness of all things.
As we embark on this intellectual journey, we will explore the true essence of life. Brown envisions individuals as more than just isolated beings, emphasizing participation in a dynamic, universal dance of energy and information. Through his research, he has explored the concept of a unified spacememory network, proposing that our individual experiences and memories are intricately woven into the fabric of the cosmos, creating a “web” of interconnectedness. By exploring Brown’s knowledge and perspectives, we hope to illuminate a deeper understanding of life's entangled mysteries.
From your perspective, as someone who is on the front lines of these groundbreaking studies and technologies, what do you perceive as the actions we can/should collectively take to optimize the energy and space that we live in? In other words, how do you envision the knowledge/information you've discovered being optimally incorporated into daily lives and/or local/global systems in an effort to improve individual experience(s) and/or planetary health?
There is the “big picture” application, which is a direct utilization of the ubiquitous energy that permeates all space—what is known as zero-point energy fluctuations of the quantum vacuum. We are in a veritable sea of energy—this substantive nature of space is what causes the Lamb shift and the anomalous magnetic moment of the electron (just to give a few examples). So, we see its very real energetic effects in nature, and the next step now is to develop technology that can shape space in such a way that quantum energy is accessible—this is called spacetime engineering.
Once this limitless, clean energy is accessible by technological means, we can stop and reverse global damage. Instead of pumping tremendous amounts of waste energy into the biosphere, destabilizing an inherently nonlinear system, we can use our nearly-free energy surplus to remove and sequester excessive waste products from pollution. We will also be able to stop many extractions of resources from many ecosystems and apply the nearly-free surplus energy to restoration. It will fundamentally alter all of human civilization.
Can the unified spacememory network explain how telepathic communication may be possible (if two or more people are simultaneously accessing or processing the same bit of info, or even if one individual releases information into the universal field which is then received by the other)? Perhaps certain thoughts are sending specific signals, and with practice, individuals can focus their intent/signaling, or even their receptive ability, just like we can practice/train other forms of sensory skills.
Yes, the unified spacememory network does explain how telepathic communication is possible and how it is occurring all of the time. In a certain sense, your very mind is functioning via telepathic communication of information, because consciousness is not produced as an epiphenomenon of neuronal activity of the brain. The spatiotemporal electromagnetic activity of the brain is involved in reception and transmission of consciousness/thoughts with the intrinsically quantum entangled network of the Field—what I call the entanglement nexus of awareness.
From this, we know that electromagnetic activity in one person’s localized region will be spatially correlated with other regions of the Field, via the intrinsic quantum entanglement of the zero-point energy density, and because the energy density is so great that it connects space in the multiple-connected Einstein-Rosen bridge network. So, information can be, and is, transmitted nonlocally all of the time.
There is also the kind of strong correlation (quantum entanglement) that occurs when two individuals are interacting closely and consistently. Eventually, there will be so much classical and quantum exchange of information between them that the electromagnetic spatiotemporal patterns of their brains will synchronize,
There is also the kind of strong correlation (quantum entanglement) that occurs when two individuals are interacting closely and consistently. Eventually, there will be so much classical and quantum exchange of information between them that the electromagnetic spatiotemporal patterns of their brains will synchronize, and their brains will form the same pattern of activity at the same time, such that they transmit/receive the same thought at the same time (this would be an example of strong, direct telepathic communication).
It happens all the time, but usually people are not aware enough to realize it, and because there is such a misconception about the way our consciousness and minds work, it is disregarded because the presumption is that telepathic communication is not possible or is very rare. In fact, tele-empathic communication was around long before animals developed auditory communication;it is the basal form of communication between organisms.
How do you believe humans can/will evolve as we understand and develop our relationships with individual and collective energy fields (like the biofield)? As projects like Elon Musk's Neuralink are taking a mechanical approach to human evolution, do you have an outlook or opinion on what may still be discovered about the natural evolutionary potential of humans, and how this path might be affected by mechanical interference? Further, just like mercury fillings were an instant fix for cavities and were then linked to long term poisoning, could there be negative effects linked to the use of such invasive technologies/implants such as Neuralink, or even an opportunity cost of missing out on natural evolutionary advances of the brain no longer necessary due to changes made?
Humanity has a choice on which direction it wants to go with consciousness interface technologies and//or brain-machine interface technologies. Historically, humanity has not used any guiding principles or forethought in the development and implementation of technology, and controlling interests often choose options that promote centralized control and detrimental outcomes. A good example of this is the development of electrical energy transmission in the early 20th century. Electrical energy can be transmitted wirelessly (the discovery of electromagnetic waves in the late 1880s by Heinrich Hertz was via the wireless transmission of electrical power of distance). Nikola Tesla was building long-distance wireless energy transmission infrastructure. However, controlling special-interest groups realized that it would be much more beneficial to their narrow personal interests to sequester electrical energy distribution to wired transmission, and thus the entire countryside was strung up with wires.
Now, we have another opportunity to make a choice: do we want to go wireless, or start plugging wires into our brains?
We can develop consciousness interface technologies that work via the nonlocal quantum entanglement of the unified spacememory network—a much more natural form of connectivity—in which connection to external devices is voluntary, intentional, and temporary. Or, we can choose invasive technologies that hardwire our brains and bodies. The latter option will significantly impede and reduce the full natural capabilities of our bodies, which are much greater than any technology we currently understand. Making humans more machine-like is not an evolutionary advancement, but a severe restriction on what we are capable of evolving into.
There are some applications for brain-machine interface technologies. For example, to restore mobility to paraplegics. However, even in that case/scenario, the benefits of direct hardwiring, like Elon’s Neuralink, are fleeting. There are already much better methodologies that are based on knowledge of how the brain and neuromuscular system actually work (via spatiotemporal electromagnetic patterns that are in feedback-feedforward circuits with discretized synaptic activity),versus the erroneous model of brain-as-computer, which is what Elon’s Neuralink predicated on (I presume he is an adherent of the neurocomputational model).
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