The DemystifySci Podcast Beyond DNA: The Electromagnetic Blueprint of Life - Jack Kruse, MD DSci Pod 187
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Sep 17, 2023 Jack Kruse, a neuroscientist and dissident thinker, dives into the fascinating connection between light and biology. He discusses how photons influence cellular processes and the role of melanin and mitochondria in life's energy systems. Kruse critiques centralized science and reveals military interests in bioelectromagnetics. He also explores light's effects on health, the historical legacy of biophoton research, and the implications for modern medicine. This mind-bending conversation challenges conventional views and uncovers the unseen forces shaping life.
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Decentralized Biology Driven By Light
- Jack Kruse argues decentralized biology is governed by light, water, and magnetism rather than a single central controller.
- He links decentralization to nature's meritocracy driven by light-dark cycles and quantum probabilities.
Photoelectric Basis Of Biological Light
- Kruse emphasizes the photoelectric effect: photons excite electrons and that is how biological systems absorb light.
- He highlights that all living things release ultra-weak UV biophotons, implying light is central to life.
Melanin As An Animal Photosynthetic Antenna
- Kruse emphasizes melanin as a multifunctional pigment that creates hydrogen, electrons, and oxygen and drives animal photosynthesis.
- He claims melanin enables greater electric current generation than chlorophyll, underpinning animal bioenergetics.
