What is Thought?: Neurobiological and Physical Basis of Its Production, Transmission and Interaction with Matter

Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute
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I present in this booklet a possible mechanism of neurobiological and physical basis of thought production and memory formation. And furthermore, a possible mechanism on how it is transmitted and its interaction with matter and gravity. I also speculate on the unexplored possibilities which might provide a detailed mathematical foundation of the nature of individual thought.

The booklet is divided into four sections. The first section deals with the thought production. A very novel concept of thought as a hologram, based on biophotons production in the synaptic cleft, has been introduced and developed.

The second section talks about the nature of memory; its production; its possible location in the brain and outside it; and possible mechanism of its removal.         

The third section talks about how thought can be transmitted from the brain and what laws could make it happen. Connected with this is the process of knowledge perception where the novel concept of quantum entanglement is used to describe it.

And the last section is about how human thought could interact with matter and gravity. In the ultimate analysis this interaction with gravity may allow us eventually to get out of the gravity field. Some speculative ideas on how it may happen, based on the concept of deep thought as a soliton, are explored in this section.

All the references to research articles are given as links in the text.

The complete booklet is available at: https://nariphaltan.org/whatisthought.pdf

 


I present in this booklet a possible mechanism of neurobiological and physical basis of thought production and memory formation. And furthermore, a possible mechanism on how it is transmitted and its interaction with matter and gravity. I also speculate on the unexplored possibilities which might...

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