Isbn: 9798899667343 - subtle dimensions and their connections to the mind and human body (4 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In this text, we assume that the enormous progress of the disciplines of physics, biology, medicine and artificial intelligence will make it possible to penetrate even more subtle areas than those in which the sciences have already penetrated. Examples include the rapid advances in the knowledge structure of cosmology (dark matter, dark energy) and physics in general (quantum loop gravity), biology and medicine - research into the genome but also the epigenome and the influence on the body from the psyche to immunology to changes in telomere length, which have an influence on biological age. Molecular biology is increasingly elucidating many phenomena of organisms that were previously addressed as secrets, whereby cells can also be observed directly with high resolutions. All this leads someone like the author, who has practiced science and medicine for decades and still does, to look for further levels in which the phenomena described are based. And so, it was precisely the peripheral areas, the foremost margins of science, so to speak, that were searched for clues, also from other disciplines.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In this text, we assume that the enormous progress of the disciplines of physics, biology, medicine and artificial intelligence will make it possible to penetrate even more subtle areas than those in which the sciences have already penetrated. Examples include the rapid advances in the knowledge structure of cosmology (dark matter, dark energy) and physics in general (quantum loop gravity), biology and medicine - research into the genome but also the epigenome and the influence on the body from the psyche to immunology to changes in telomere length, which have an influence on biological age. Molecular biology is increasingly elucidating many phenomena of organisms that were previously addressed as secrets, whereby cells can also be observed directly with high resolutions. All this leads someone like the author, who has practiced science and medicine for decades and still does, to look for further levels in which the phenomena described are based. And so, it was precisely the peripheral areas, the foremost margins of science, so to speak, that were searched for clues, also from other disciplines. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…