Post by Pincho Paxton on Oct 27, 2014 22:57:54 GMT
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Activity in dendrites critical in memory formation
Pincho says...
The physics look a lot like my simple gravity physics. Gravity when colliding turns into magnetic out-flow. The neuron looks like a magnetic out-flow. So memory would be stored as a magnetic out-flow when gravity collides. Gravity in my theory is a scalar particle, its collision scales it down. Then by granular convection the smaller particles can travel through the fractal maze of a spherical stacking system. My theory has very few rules, because I am talking about the scale that positions all physics, so like trinary in a computer the Gravity, and magnetism are the 1, and the -1, and combined they are the zero. So the brain can work like a trinary computer through gravity collisions, and granular convection.
Activity in dendrites critical in memory formation
Pincho says...
The physics look a lot like my simple gravity physics. Gravity when colliding turns into magnetic out-flow. The neuron looks like a magnetic out-flow. So memory would be stored as a magnetic out-flow when gravity collides. Gravity in my theory is a scalar particle, its collision scales it down. Then by granular convection the smaller particles can travel through the fractal maze of a spherical stacking system. My theory has very few rules, because I am talking about the scale that positions all physics, so like trinary in a computer the Gravity, and magnetism are the 1, and the -1, and combined they are the zero. So the brain can work like a trinary computer through gravity collisions, and granular convection.