Shedding Light On How Cells Communicate (Introduction)

by David Turell , Sunday, November 18, 2012, 00:33 (4366 days ago) @ BBella

bbella: I will leave the question open and ask maybe that you do more scientific research on the holographic nature of the universe and see if there might be something more to discuss "scientifically?" Or, I can research myself to bring more science in that area to the table. -I've read Michael Talbot's book "The Holographic Universe, 1991. I assume you have also. Also reviewed David Bohm's thinking. I'm just not convinced about the holographic idea. I've seen holograms as playing with light. I can go no further. Although I admit this is a quantum universe, all interconnected with our human consciousness.-> > bbella: With my religious background I start and stop with one God, no trinity. I know that God is a person like no other person, if one can even approach the concept at that level. 
> Why do you call God a person (speaking of solid science)? When I think of the word person I think human. Even if God is like no other, in what way is God a person? Just curious. Of course I thought this way myself when I was religious, I pictured God the way I had been taught to see "him."-Mortimer J Adler, the prominent 20th Century Philosopher and advisor to the Catholic church uses exactly that terminology, and I follow his lead.
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> > David: So I best conceive of Him as a universal mind, an organized bundle of energy with supreme self-aware consciousness.
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> bbella: Why does God have to be a self-aware consciousness person as if SAC is some kind of great feat just because humans have achieved it? What if, self-aware consciousness, as a "quality," is minuscule within the WHOLE of what God is?-I don't conceive of consciousness as a miniscule achievment. The inorganic universe allowed life to appear, and through us the universe became self-aware. That is an amazing event whether there is a UI present or not. If a UI is present, then it is slightly less amazing. -> 
> bbella: I think there is information "out there" you are not considering when it comes to this particular problem in evolution of which I have asked, here, for us to consider the possibility - of so called "gods" tinkering with evolution.-I am sure there is information that runs the universe and is contained in DNA. The issue is where did that information come from? Not from formless inorganic matter. That is why I have told dhw there must be an intelligent First Cause, one with consciousnesds so that it can think and present cohesive information.