Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 29, 2015 0:28:47 GMT
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What's So Special About the Human Brain?
Pincho says...
I was thinking about humans, cooking, and intelligence myself a few days ago. My idea was a bit different, because my physics are different to the standard model, so I partly included my physics in the idea. I was thinking about heat, and in my version of physics it is an out-flow of magnetism through gluon plasma tubes, and those tubes are created by gravity collisions at points. The structure of food creates fractals leading up to points, and heating food creates spin for gravity to gather around quantum holes, and become compacted, and released. Then the stomach will power the brain as the flow is converted from spin into a Y axis propagation up through the body.
So it does seem likely that heating food added to our higher intelligence, although you might think that heating food already requires decent intelligence in the first place.
Pincho Paxton
What's So Special About the Human Brain?
Pincho says...
I was thinking about humans, cooking, and intelligence myself a few days ago. My idea was a bit different, because my physics are different to the standard model, so I partly included my physics in the idea. I was thinking about heat, and in my version of physics it is an out-flow of magnetism through gluon plasma tubes, and those tubes are created by gravity collisions at points. The structure of food creates fractals leading up to points, and heating food creates spin for gravity to gather around quantum holes, and become compacted, and released. Then the stomach will power the brain as the flow is converted from spin into a Y axis propagation up through the body.
So it does seem likely that heating food added to our higher intelligence, although you might think that heating food already requires decent intelligence in the first place.
Pincho Paxton