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16 - The link between body and soul
What happened to our neurons
We have more than 80 billion neurons, and most of them are not used during the day. If an organ is not used, it withers and fades away. Over the past 300,000 years, the neurons of the human brain have disappeared many times. There must be a use of our neurons that we are not aware of. If we don’t use them during the day, would it be possible for us to use them at night?
Have you ever watched somebody who fell asleep? It is obvious that there is nobody home! He must have found a way to escape his body. Freedom at last! Nighttime could be the most important part of our life.
This is getting us far away from scientific rigor. We cannot produce any proof. We cannot measure anything. We are in the position of the detective looking for clues.
The critical mass of the human brain
The atomic bomb made us aware of the notion of “critical mass.” As long as the radioactive material is disseminated, no explosion is possible. The explosion occurs as soon as there is enough radioactive material in a small volume, known as the critical mass.
Let’s apply this notion of critical mass to the human brain.
For 300,000 years, humans were dispersed around the globe. They learned to use fire and a few metals, but this is negligible compared to what happened in the last two centuries. As the world population increased from 1 billion to more than 8 billion, people migrated to large cities, and we remodeled our environment. This is when we invented Radio, TV, plastic, vaccines, planes, cell phones, electricity, computers, satellites, and AI. These inventions appeared when many brains collaborated.
Every invention paved the way for the next one. Computers are based on millions of simple ideas from millions of different people. A concentration of brains produced the computer. The computer made the internet possible, and the internet improved communication between the brains. This is how we reached the critical mass of the human brain.
It may not be a pure coincidence that the atomic bomb appeared at the same time.
Sudden changes are not limited to human evolution. We can see this idea implemented in other domains.
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Earthquakes don’t appear as long as the stress remains below a certain level.
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A disease can become an epidemic only after a certain number of individuals have been infected.
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Animal species may not survive when their population reaches a certain threshold.
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A language would disappear below a certain number of speakers.
The evolution proceeds in steps. A growing tension continues to escalate until it reaches a point of sudden change.
This is far from scientific proof that the contact between body and soul occurs in the brain. It is only clues…. but serious clues.
Our soul is treating life on earth as a part-time job.
Every morning, the soul gets into a physical body, like the body gets into its clothes and goes to work.
Some birds can fly using only half of their brain. After a while, they switch sides and keep flying. The human brain also is made of two hemispheres. How come we can’t switch between them? That’s not fair. If birds can do it, why can’t we?
If you wish to understand the universe,
think of energy, frequency and vibrations
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The human body is part of an energy cycle
If a human being is made of a body and a soul, there must be a link between the two. Where could it be? Some civilizations believe that it is in the liver. Others place the link in the lungs because breathing keeps the lungs in contact with the outside world.
Let’s start with a more general view of the human body. Its intake is food. Digestion breaks it down into various products. This is similar to the operation of a refinery's cracking tower.
You introduce the oil in the center of the cracking tower. Heavier products tend to move to the bottom. The lighter products, such as fuel for trucks, planes, and cars, move to the top.
Let’s examine the human body. The input is the food that we eat. The output is heat to maintain our body at the right temperature, mechanical energy to move things around, and new cells to replace the old ones. The most important goes to the top. It represents 20% of the energy that we extract from our food.
The human body functions like a complex machine, extracting various products from the raw materials provided by nature. What is important, in our case, is that we send 20% of the energy from our food to our brain.
The human body distilled food and
sends 20% of its energy to the brain.
This process is not limited to mankind. The flowers extract a fragrance from the dirt.
This process makes the human body part of a cycle, starting with the energy of the sun and ending as energy in the brain.