/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12547977

>>12187459
>>12187909
Are you serious? No discussion?

That's "medical doctors" for you.
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https://www.darpa.mil/program/radiobio

Outside, the storm clouds gathering, move silently along the dusty boulevard. Where flowers turn and crane their fragile heads, so they can in turn reach up, and kiss the sky. They're driven by a strange desire. Unseen, by the human eye.

>>12140393
6G and 7G, via nanotechnology and implants, will utllize biological systems (including your body) as transceivers, processors, and storage devices. In an always connected world, you and everyone else will comprise a grand God-like mesh network. The mobile telephone will be less an omnipresent appendage as it is now (ie most people presently carry a large chunk of their brain in their pocket, and a glowing rectangle has largely become a constant part of their hand), and more a transparent, integral, and self evident part of one's self experience. You will always be connected. New technology will icnreasingly use THz and upper GHz bands as the former is resilient against a number of physical obstacles, and the latter is in the resonant frequency range of many biological structures. Cells behave like coupled oscillators in some senses, but overall they're individually limited to relatively few stable vibrational modes. Therefore effects can be created by exciting modes not coupled to the surrounding medium. THz frequencies will be key for this.

See eg:
https://www.osa-opn.org/home/newsroom/2017/october/generating_terahertz_waves_from_water/

And Microsoft's recent patent:
Microsoft 2020 - WO2020060606 - CRYPTOCURRENCY SYSTEM USING BODY ACTIVITY DATA:
https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2020060606A1/en
Comparing this to this basis for a sort of UBI, or Social Credit System

As far as 5G etc, see:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF

>>12140393
Your body will be a transceiver, computational, and memory storage device. THz frequencies will facilitate this.

>>11811140
I'm not sure if you thought that was a solid point or that you were very clever in making the matter black and white to gradually push the conversation to debating extremes, but it's not going to work around here. gtfo, k? k.

>>11811146
Time to go anon.

>>11781324
So which of you are going to study bioelectromagnetics and magnetobiology?

>>11771303
Bit by bit. If I have my way medicine will not just be incrementally reformed, it will be destroyed completely, and made anew.

>>11732844
I've become convinced we can't do anything else. It's mechanically impossible in the same way that a heart experiences an uncanny compulsion to beat when it's connected to a brainstem, and so forth.

>>11666373
Maybe you can learn something from your own cells.

>>11666380
Still pushing that nonsense, I see.

>>11394631
If there is any difference between studying biological systems (at any level of organization), and thinking in terms of engineering, you've done it wrong.

>>11379281
Note the part where it says in bold, centered, and all caps.

"CHILDREN AND MOBILE PHONES:
THE HEALTH OF THE FOLLOWING GENERATIONS IS IN DANGER"

>>11372958
The reaction of guys like the biochemist noted here, to new ideas, is why the biological sciences have long since become very much meme driven. All the memes are derivatives of the same underlying meme.