Within your body, every cell in your body has an immense amount of data storage. Each cell nucleus is like a miniature supercomputer.

>I personally designed a large scale, self-repairing, computational material that is the macroscopic version of the cell's underlying mechanism of self-mobilization and autonomy.

This photonuclear chain reaction of sequenced genes cycling and reacting with one another creates quantum mechanical quark entanglement.

The combination of quantum mechanics and Newtonian physics combined with self-determination.

The net accumulation of self-determination creates a net composite of will that sincronizes into a sort of static field.

>If you would like to know more, ask questions.

How can quarks be used in the cell for data and consciousness?
>Because there is a fractal that you're not aware of.

At the 4th dimension, the boundary between the 5th dimension and the 3rd dimension, time functions differently.

The quarks are a factor in the molecular interactions. Part of the mechanism is always in wave state when the cell is alive.
>This is why you can't scan a living brain or know how genetics works.

It's not because it's too small, it's because it's extra-dimensional, and the wave form patterns interact as a tesseract.

The vast quantum-mechanical calculations that consciousness requires are more than available in the countless cells in your body.
>But what the fuck do I know, I'm just some random crazy person on the internet.
>Not like I haven't proven my competence over the last 20 years.