Re: Plasmic Theory of the Universe

Posted by Ramanujan12 on September 26, 2003 at 16:37:01:

In Reply to: Alternative cosmic force? posted by DocN on September 26, 2003 at 09:34:26:

A Plasmic Theory of the Universe is interesting and perhaps necessary in many ways. Plasma physics is one thing, heavy ionic effects etc. Plasma as a kind of ether also (ether being conceptualized as a theory before relativity bridging the Minkowski space time.) The essence of intuition tells us that strings and the supersmall membranes are not all there is in multidimensional space. Cosmological architectures do exist in pervasive space-time. In a way we could interpret plasma in a different way ie. as a permeating cellular field. Cytoplasmic reticuli for instance and circular DNA (selfishly-behaving DNA) in the body. Ions also determine a threshold, a type of metric within the brain which guages + and - voltages for the cell. Could high energy plasma physics help us understand, not the physics, but the geometry and metrics for the low energy effects of ions on cell membranes?

This is were the idea of cells may become necessary for an understanding of how space-time in other dimensions is formed. The notion of the biological cell, and the metric cell, must have the same kind of architecture. Biological cells for instance have the property of gravity that is self-maintained ie. cells just seem to move without reliance on the autonomic nervous system. Ion thresholds thus become necessary. Metricaly, and in terms of mathematical functions, the cell is an interval composed of smaller processes ie. mitochondria (for respiration), a nucleus (for transcription), and a reticulum of plasma (for general cellular self-containment.) Plasma is thus a medium for an architecture, a Fifth Element. Mathematical cells (in the theory of cell functions) also have this smaller architecture which can relate to string theory in various ways. So I definently would say plasmic mediums pervade the universe and are perhaps the interacting backgrounds that gravitational fields have their apparent force. See also NMR and cell functions.

• NMR and Cell Functions

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