Re: consciousness and carbon and ice-cream

Posted by pelastration on September 18, 2003 at 17:04:10:

In Reply to: Re: consciousness and carbon and ice-cream posted by lanecove on September 18, 2003 at 11:27:10:

Correct.

So this approach predicts ... the observed universe ... but offers a simple
engineering image so - if correct - we can search more efficient for
answers on other questions (like synchronicity by membrane conductivity/
causality) and build better measuring devices.

In this concept the domain walls (cfr your link to HST - http://www.lbl.gov/
Science-Articles/Archive/Phys-HST-supernovae-sidebar1.html ) are the
membrane or sub-branes.

Space-holons: (quote)"partitioned space into distinct cells whose
boundaries would have repulsive gravity, thus filling the role of dark
energy."(end of quote).

Indeed the membrane has 'the potency'.

Quote: "For the cosmological constant, the vacuum — space itself —
possesses a certain springiness," says Eric Linder, a cosmologist at
Berkeley Lab and director of the Center for Cosmology and Spacetime
Physics at Florida Atlantic University. "As you stretch it, you don't lose
energy, you store extra energy in it just like a rubber band."
Such springiness, whether of matter, energy, or space itself, is described
mathematically by a term called the equation-of-state parameter ( w)."
(end of quote).

I use the word "stretchability" instead of "springiness".

Extra thoughts.
The speed of light (a photon:a holon-combination of membrane) may be
limited to 300,000 km/s since it attains the maximum allowed membrane
stretchability for it's combination. This may give us the possibility to
calculate the maximal stretchability of the pure membrane. (maximal since
it's based on the energy parameter in GR's equation). That will then be a
basic gravity constant.
In more-complex holons the multi-layering increases, and thus
also the density, and the stretchability decreases. We observe this daily in
very dense objects such as crystals: no stretchability.

Therefor a minimum degree of stretchability is essential for 'life'. That
makes 'water' is so important: it is multi-phase, has several bounding
properties and can thus couple many other holons of different
stretchability.

So this mechanism applies on macro and micro level. Isn't that what we are
looking for?

dirk

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