Biological Semiconductors and Light Emission

Exploring the intricate semiconductor networks in the human body, this chapter delves into how proteins, extracellular matrix, and materials like carbon nanotubes exhibit semiconduction properties. The dialogue discusses the fascinating concept of bones acting as LEDs emitting light frequencies, touching on the role of various body components like minerals, water, mitochondria, and melanin in modulating light for bodily functions. The conversation also reflects on the fusion of esoteric ideas, science, and spirituality in understanding the complexities of light modulation within biological systems.

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