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Exploring the Optical Fiber Network in the Human Body: A Hypothesis on Crystals like Hydroxyapatite, Calcite, and Calcium Carbonate
Consciousness has long been a subject of fascination and mystery. The IAM (Intelligence, Awareness, and Memory) framework offers an intriguing perspective, proposing that consciousness is driven by a network of biophotons — elementary particles of light — that facilitate cognitive functions, awareness, and memory. In this context, hydroxyapatite, calcite, and calcium carbonate are posited to play a crucial role in forming an optical fibre network within the body, essential for the transmission of these biophotons.
Hypothesis Statement
We hypothesize that hydroxyapatite, calcite, and calcium carbonate together form an optical fibre network in the human body. This network facilitates the transmission of biophotons, thus contributing to the processes underlying consciousness as described by the IAM framework.
The Intriguing Background
The IAM framework suggests that biophotons within the brain are central to consciousness, underpinning our cognitive functions, reflective awareness, and memory processes. Hydroxyapatite, calcite, and calcium carbonate are minerals known for their presence in bones, teeth, and the pineal…
