Computer Code Discovered In Superstring Equations

I think it has profound implications for biology as well, I think the physics is exactly the same as in genomics.

Much appreciated, its just a special interest of mine, if you'd ever care to have me explain more, I'd of course be most willing, many thanks.

Capt Daniel Goodman - I need to really really really thank you! What a great wonderful man Dr Gates is. I am glad you introduced him to me!

Glad was of interest, I'd actually expected something like that, as I'd been doing a good deal of reading for a very long time on related topics. I've long beennofnthenview, as is mentioned elsewhere since sending in that video, that his view, and that of his group, that particle physics is software based, has very profound implications in biomedical genomics. One of my really serious research interests is in mathematical immunology, where I esp think that physics research has very strong bearing. I've long had such research interests about bioengineering and mathematical biophysics, esp as related to digital design, albeit from what might nemdee!ed a somewhat atypical viewpoint technically. If you're curious, look up the field of genomic signal processing, it's involved, however, if you'd be at all interested, I'd be most willing to explain, though I obviously don't want to overwhelm, of course, many thanks.

I also thought to mention, if you have any interest in such clinical research, I've long been searching for a receptive audience about my thoughts dealing with the entire topic. I think it could have very profound ramifications for rational drug design in pharmacopeia. I also know of numerous possible implications for it as to the mathematical biophysics of anesthetics, I didn't know if such things might possibly be of interest to you at all. I've been developing the theory I have about the matter for quite a long while now, about three decades, even though that might sound like an extraordinarily long time, and I've chatted with many others involved in serious related research. One of main topics I'd always found of interest in anesthesiology was the aspect of mechanism of action, esp as to amnesia induced during anesthesia, in lectures I'd attended, it was always rather glossed over, or described as one of the remaining enduring clinical aspects not yet adequately deciphered. If you've an interest in such topics, look at this one also:

http://www.quantumconsciousness.org

I think you'll instantly understand, the main researcher on the site is a prominent anesthesiology at who publishes with a noted physicist in the UK, incl on explicitly that topic, as well as others in Canada and Florida, I'd be glad to go into more, if it'd interest you at app, certainly, hope is also of interest as well, eager to chat further, anytime, by all means.

http://www.quantumconsciousness.org

Here's the first link.

http://www.santafe.edu

Here's the second link.

http://www.santafe.edu

The last one didn't work, hopefully this one should.

The hypertext is correct, look up Santa Fe Institute, you'll see it, for some reason, the link wasn't appearing, however, trust me, it's there.