• Registered: 16.02.2005г.
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Topic: Information Theory and DNA

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http://www.cosmicfingerprints.com/infotheoryqa.htm

http://iidb.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=135497&page=1

… the answer is, in essence, that during this century of science’s greatest achievements, most physicists and philosophers have given  up on the idea that the purpose of science is to discover how the world really is. Instead they want to regard it as a mere instrument for making predictions and achieving pragmatic goals.
   
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  • Registered: 31.08.2007г.
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Re: Information Theory and DNA

- A unmade life-unlife x-sublight nuclear recombinations -


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3 Reply by Ahtaliinan (edited by Ahtaliinan 05.01.2008г. 18:33:33)

  • Registered: 31.08.2007г.
  • Posts: 52

Re: Information Theory and DNA

The Dolphins not only have two sub-brains,
but they also have two sets of sound-pruducing organs,
including two "tongues" on each side of their blow-hole.
Therefore, Dolphins can produce two independent sounds,
from their right and left sides. 
They can use interference to focus sounds
and to produce harmonic interference effects.   
Two Dolphins speaking can sound like four.

The Dolphins may be mental/spiritual beings, with each sub-brain acting as a quantum computer*, and both of them together interacting, through interference, to give a perspective Dolphin vision of the Many-Worlds
a quantum computer, and both of them together interacting, through interference, to give a perspective Dolphin vision of the Many-World.

(http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/Dolphin.html)

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*The basis for existing “classical” computers is the binary digit, or “bit”, which can have a value of either 0 or 1. In a quantum computer, bits are replaced by “qubits” which are in a “superposition” of states—partially 0 and partially 1. It is this superposition that allows calculations to be performed in parallel. Measuring the value of a qubit causes it to collapse into one of the two classical bits, 0 or 1. In a well-organised quantum computation, that should not happen until it becomes necessary to find out what one of the values actually is...

http://www.dwavesys.com/

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  • Registered: 16.07.2006г.
  • Posts: 252

Re: Information Theory and DNA

Ahtaliinan wrote:

*The basis for existing “classical” computers is the binary digit, or “bit”, which can have a value of either 0 or 1. In a quantum computer, bits are replaced by “qubits” which are in a “superposition” of states—partially 0 and partially 1. It is this superposition that allows calculations to be performed in parallel. Measuring the value of a qubit causes it to collapse into one of the two classical bits, 0 or 1. In a well-organised quantum computation, that should not happen until it becomes necessary to find out what one of the values actually is...

а този е пич, всичко му е ясно, smart on every subject :)))

ето му и страницата

http://www.quantumconsciousness.org/