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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Herpes / September 2006Understanding through quantum non-locality, the behaviour of HV
It seems like a great mistery the way the herpes viruses is able to figure out its behaviour during its existence as a virion, that will later become an asymptomatic/symptomatic virus. How else, the viruses, that have absolutelly no way of following all its regular patterns, that, at one point or another are INDEPENDENT OF THE HOST, using "decisions" not encrypted in the genetic code to be translated later on in proteins, enzymes and other things like that. HSV, using cells' metabolism, the transport mechanism of the nerve and such, will "find its way" to the skin/mucosa "on its own", as I've wrote above. Here is where the quantum non-locality is showing its place. When, at the origins, the herpes virus had its first contact with the skin/mucosa area, at the quantum level it will keep characteristics of this location, as a "memory-like properties" if you like. Below there is an article and a video lecture that will enlighten you on these issues. Perl von Molson http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/papers/bell.html Biological Utilisation of Quantum NonLocality The perception of reality by biosystems is based on different, and in certain respects more effective principles than those utilised by the more formal procedures of science. As a result, what appears as random pattern to the scientific method can be meaningful pattern to a living organism. The existence of this complementary perception of reality makes possible in principle effective use by organisms of the direct interconnections between spatially separated objects shown to exist in the work of J.S. Bell. What is quantum non-locality? - Sandu Popescu This lecture was delivered by Professor Sandu Popescu, University of Bristol, on Wednesday 13 October 2004. One of the most exotic aspects of the behaviour of microscopic particles, such as electrons, atoms, photons is the so-called quantum non-locality. Microscopic particles which have interacted in the past and then moved far from each other, remain, in a certain sense, still connected, and can instantaneously "communicate" with each other (in apparent but not real contradiction with Einstein's relativity). http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?tip=1&id=3123 >It seems like a great mistery the way the herpes viruses is able to >figure out >its behaviour during its existence as a virion, that will later become >an asymptomatic/symptomatic virus. The "virion" *IS* the virus, Perlie. One wonders how a renowned "researcher" like yo'self could make such a... <insert subtly unrecognizeable insult here> ;-) >How else, the viruses, that have absolutelly no way of following all >its regular patterns, >that, at one point or another are INDEPENDENT OF THE HOST, using >"decisions" not >encrypted in the genetic code to be translated later on in proteins, How do you know what is or is not in the genetic code??? Intuition? Paranormal vegetarian green tea insight? Magic eight ball? Speaking of green tea, I'm wondering what its role was in the massive outbreak I just suffered. Two afternoons ago I experienced sudden malaise, terrifying chills, and complete loss of energy. I bundled myself into bed, shaking and trembling, under extra blankets. Later in the night I alternated between the dripping sweats and the shaking chills. Yesterday, sometime, still weak but alive, it occurred to me that I was not having the flu, but instead was having a rather severe outbreak. Interesting. Was it the four bottles of high fructose corn syrup-laden Green Tea that I chugged between Friday and Sunday? Was it the whole bag of salted cashews that I crunched about the same time? Or could it have been the approximately (and I do not exaggerate) eleven assorted (Andoulle, Polish, Italian, and Brat) sausages, each one loaded to the gills with nitrates, nitrites, and other artificially unnatural substances, that I ingested between Saturday and Tuesday? Was it the Caipirinhas? The Mike's Berry Something drink? The Guinness? The Wild Turkey? Or how about the chill blasts of winter blowing up my shorts???? It was COLD the other day. In any event, I'm chugging Lysine, and have taken my first Valtrex ever. Yours scientifically, Mike >enzymes and other >things like that. >HSV, using cells' metabolism, the transport mechanism of the nerve and >such, >will "find its way" to the skin/mucosa "on its own", as I've wrote >above. >Here is where the quantum non-locality is showing its place. >When, at the origins, the herpes virus had its first contact with the >skin/mucosa area, >at the quantum level it will keep characteristics of this location, as >a "memory-like properties" if you like. >Below there is an article and a video lecture that will enlighten you >on these issues. >Perl von Molson >http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/papers/bell.html >Biological Utilisation of Quantum NonLocality >The perception of reality by biosystems is based on different, and in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >interconnections between spatially separated objects shown to exist in >the work of J.S. Bell. >What is quantum non-locality? - Sandu Popescu >This lecture was delivered by Professor Sandu Popescu, University of >Bristol, on Wednesday 13 October 2004. >One of the most exotic aspects of the behaviour of microscopic >particles, such as electrons, atoms, photons is the so-called quantum [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >apparent but not real contradiction with Einstein's relativity). >http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?tip=1&id=3123 Hiya Mike ~ What's been shakin' with you? Angela :) http://yoshi2me.com >Hiya Mike ~ >What's been shakin' with you? The back deck, mainly. But after pouring new cement and jiggering new four by fours, two by tens, and other assorted pressure treated x by xs into place, things are pretty steady. We ripped the dry-rotted stairs off a couple days ago and should finish a nifty reinstallation later on today. And let's hope that's all the shakin' I endure for a while. What's shakin' with you, Yosh? Mike Today we are headed to my nephews 3rd birthday party. My husband just completed his associates degree so we will be celebrating that after the kiddos are in bed, and then tomorrow we have a full day of Church and hangin' out with our family. Our neighborhood association does a movie every Saturday night in September at the neighborhood park. This is the first time we've ever seen anything done like that so we might give that a try. We are enjoying our new house. If we could just get the old one sold, we'd be a better shape. :) I think it's neat that you can fix/build your own deck. That saves so much money being able to do it yourself. Kudos!! You sound like my husband and my FIL. They are pretty handy that way, too. Angela :) >>Hiya Mike ~ > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Mike Hi Mike, Oddly enough, I am suffering through a rather rough outbreak as well. I haven't had one in a VERY LONG TIME. And this one is pretty bad. Kind of made me wish I had some valtrex. But eventually, it will go away. I can only assume it's from the huge amount of stress I'm under at work. ar >Hi Mike, >Oddly enough, I am suffering through a rather rough outbreak as well. I >haven't had one in a VERY LONG TIME. And this one is pretty bad. Kind of >made me wish I had some valtrex. But eventually, it will go away. I can >only assume it's from the huge amount of stress I'm under at work. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! (Which reminds me, it was Speak-like-a-Pirate Day just last week) Sorry to hear about the OB, and I certainly do commiserate. I think this OB is the worst I've ever experienced, and I'm going on at least seven or eight years with this stuff. And I haven't had anything but some nearly negligable irritations within recent (albeit limited) memory. I feel a little better today, and have no complaints about the Valtrex, though I wish it had occurred to me sooner to try the stuff. Sorry to hear you're under stress at work, but on the other hand I'm glad to hear you are working. Hang in there. Things *will* get better. Mike I'm sorry to hear about your outbreak AR. Hope you get to feeling better soon. *hugs* Angela ;) > I'm sorry to hear about your outbreak AR. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Angela ;) Thanks. But it ain't no big deal. ar Hi Mike, We sure do miss you around here. :) Yes, I'm working!! Thank goodness. :) It's always talk like a pirate day when I'm around! There is one show I call and when one particular crew is together with me, we always talk that way. It's hard to call a show when you are trying to talk like a pirate. I ask the crew to be very careful on the days we do that because I don't want to have to explain to my boss that the show went down because I was talking like a pirate. :) I'm glad you are doing well. ar >>Hi Mike, > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Mike Oh, hey! You know what? Two weeks ago I got a cortizone shot in my foot (didn't help much) and now I'm having a very bad outbreak--which I never get. Hmmmm....I think I shall assume then that what happens to your feet, truly does affect your nether regions. ar > Hi Mike, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > ar One of the misteries about this virus. I would guess in this case was change of the weather and composition of the air that may have affected the immune system. Get well soon! Thanks, Perl. That's very kind of you. Of course, I live in Florida...no change of weather here! Hot, hot, and more hot. ar >> Hi Mike, >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Get well soon! > >It seems like a great mistery the way the herpes viruses is able to > >figure out > >its behaviour during its existence as a virion, that will later become > >an asymptomatic/symptomatic virus. > The "virion" *IS* the virus, Perlie. I agree One wonders how a renowned > "researcher" like yo'self could make such a... <insert subtly > unrecognizeable insult here> ;-) > >How else, the viruses, that have absolutelly no way of following all > >its regular patterns, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > How do you know what is or is not in the genetic code??? Intuition? > Paranormal vegetarian green tea insight? Magic eight ball? intuition, along with some understanding of the problem. > Speaking of green tea, I'm wondering what its role was in the massive > outbreak I just suffered. Two afternoons ago I experienced sudden [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > that I was not having the flu, but instead was having a rather severe > outbreak. Interesting. it's a common scenario of a full blown OB of HSV > Was it the four bottles of high fructose corn syrup-laden Green Tea > that I chugged between Friday and Sunday? Was it the whole bag of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > gills with nitrates, nitrites, and other artificially unnatural > substances, that I ingested between Saturday and Tuesday? you could had choose some better types of sausages; was your choice to eat what you've eaten. you seem to be overly sensitive to such foods and ingredients. Was it the > Caipirinhas? The Mike's Berry Something drink? The Guinness? The > Wild Turkey? Or how about the chill blasts of winter blowing up my > shorts???? It was COLD the other day. It seems that it surely was heavy for your liver. In plus, the immune system seems to weaken when the weather has sudden changes. > In any event, I'm chugging Lysine, and have taken my first Valtrex > ever. see how it goes; good luck with that (check out some good deals on Angela's Website) > Yours scientifically, > [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >apparent but not real contradiction with Einstein's relativity). > >http://www.royalsoc.ac.uk/page.asp?tip=1&id=3123 >> >It seems like a great mistery the way the herpes viruses is able to >> >figure out >> >its behaviour during its existence as a virion, that will later become >> >an asymptomatic/symptomatic virus. >> The "virion" *IS* the virus, Perlie. >I agree Then why the before/after dichotomy initially expressed? >>One wonders how a renowned >> "researcher" like yo'self could make such a... <insert subtly >> unrecognizeable insult here> ;-) >> >How else, the viruses, that have absolutelly no way of following all >> >its regular patterns, >> >that, at one point or another are INDEPENDENT OF THE HOST, using >> >"decisions" not >> >encrypted in the genetic code to be translated later on in proteins, >> How do you know what is or is not in the genetic code??? Intuition? >> Paranormal vegetarian green tea insight? Magic eight ball? >intuition, along with some understanding of the problem. When do we get to see you demonstrate the "understanding"? >> Speaking of green tea, I'm wondering what its role was in the massive >> outbreak I just suffered. Two afternoons ago I experienced sudden [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> that I was not having the flu, but instead was having a rather severe >> outbreak. Interesting. >it's a common scenario of a full blown OB of HSV Thank you, doctor Perlie. >> Was it the four bottles of high fructose corn syrup-laden Green Tea >> that I chugged between Friday and Sunday? Was it the whole bag of [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> gills with nitrates, nitrites, and other artificially unnatural >> substances, that I ingested between Saturday and Tuesday? >you could had choose some better types of sausages; was your choice to >eat what you've eaten. you seem to be overly sensitive to such foods >and ingredients. Or maybe it was just the perfect storm of triggers: Loads of bad-ish food, stress (I'd just traded NUMEROUS Franklins for bathroom fixtures the day before), environment, and possibly the poison-saturated pressure treated lumber upon which I'd been sawing the afternoon away... In any event, I'm much better now, thanks, the new back stairs are lovely, and the new closets in the old bedroom are just about framed in. >> Was it the >> Caipirinhas? The Mike's Berry Something drink? The Guinness? The >> Wild Turkey? Or how about the chill blasts of winter blowing up my >> shorts???? It was COLD the other day. >It seems that it surely was heavy for your liver. >In plus, the immune system seems to weaken when the weather has sudden >changes. >> In any event, I'm chugging Lysine, and have taken my first Valtrex >> ever. >see how it goes; good luck with that (check out some good deals on >Angela's Website) A total of four Valtrex seemed to do the trick, and then it was on into the slow (but thorough) healing phase. I still don't understand why you think the Herpes virus knows anything about quantuum forces, ya big galoot. There's nothing rational about it. Mike |
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