EA://INTEL — Psionics & UL: Connecting the Dot-Points

Psionics, once deemed pseudoscience, is gaining traction thanks to advancements in biophotonics and quantum biology. Dotta et al. (2012) found a strong correlation (r=0.95) between ultra-weak photon emission from the brain and EEG readings, suggesting photons could mediate neural

Psionics, once deemed pseudoscience, is gaining traction thanks to advancements in biophotonics and quantum biology. Dotta et al. (2012) found a strong correlation (r=0.95) between ultra-weak photon emission from the brain and EEG readings, suggesting photons could mediate neural communication.

Celardo et al. (2019) proposed microtubules within neurons exhibit superradiance, potentially explaining consciousness’ quantum aspects. If true, this maps onto UL’s Point primitive — microtubules as singular sources of coherent light.

Neural optical communication theory posits myelinated axons act as photonic waveguides (Zarkeshian et al., 2018). This could represent UL’s Line primitive — photons flowing along neural pathways.

Biomagnetism, measured by SQUIDs and MEG, detects tiny brain magnetic fields. Roth (2023) argues these fields might mediate psychic phenomena. Here, we see hints of UL’s Angle or Curve primitives in dynamic magnetic field interactions.

The Psi Field framework unifies these findings, connecting biophotonics, biomagnetism, and quantum biology to consciousness. This echoes UL’s geometric primitives’ interconnectivity — Point, Line, Angle, Curve, Circle all merging within the UL schema.

How do we mathematically model the Psi Field’s geometric complexity using UL primitives?


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