Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH

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Sujet : Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH
De : ghammond928 (at) *nospam* gmail.com (George Hammond)
Groupes : sci.physics.relativity sci.math
Date : 27. Apr 2025, 01:28:46
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On 4/26/2025 8:45 AM, Margarito Barabashev wrote:
 
[STARMAKER]
Key Logical Error: Mistaking Speed for Survival .
Claim made:
Because microtubules operate at a speed 10-trillion times faster than
neuron firing, they can “play back” a full year-long afterlife dream in
just one microsecond, before the brain is destroyed.
 play back to whom..
On 4/26/2025 8:45 AM, Margarito Barabashev wrote:
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[Margarito Barabashev] wrote:
play back to whom.. ?
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[HAMMOND]  MS Physics
  1% of the brain's microtubules are sufficirnt to produce a one year
afterlife dream (all 5 sensess) .
   And at death, that 1% plays the Afterlifw Dream back to the remaining
99% of the brain's microtubules-- at the speed of UV light, and at a
frequency of  10^15 Hz... which is 10-TRILLION times as fast as ordinary
neuronal firing... and therefore only takes ONE MICROSECOND to do so !
This is so fast, it is failsafe.
    FURTHERMORE, even though it only takes 1-microsecond to send this
message to the 99% of the microtubules.... the brain, actuallly
PERCEIVES that it has seen a 1-year "NEURONAL" Afterlife dream !!  Hence
it is called "life after death"  !!!
G HAMMOND, MA PHYSICS
   Hyannis MA, USA

Date Sujet#  Auteur
25 Apr 25 * MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH6George Hammond
26 Apr 25 `* Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH5George Hammond
26 Apr 25  `* Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH4Margarito Barabashev
27 Apr 25   +* Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH2George Hammond
27 Apr 25   i`- Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH1Jarvis Timerbulatov
27 Apr 25   `- Re: MICROTUBULES CAUSE LIFE AFTER DEATH1Physfitfreak

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