Explainning the consciousness processes by new physical theories

[Joseph Strout]

On Thu, 14 Sep 1995, Ken Seto wrote:

> I have published a new book entitled "Model Mechanics: A New
> Interpretation of Nature". In this book I proposed new theories on the
> present state of the universe and it turns out that these theories are
> capable of explainning the consciousness and the cell-division
> processes of life.

I didn't know that cell division was a mystery.  Can you elaborate on the 
difficulties current theories have with cell division, and how your 
Theory of Everything simplifies it?

As for consciousness, there's little evidence that that's mysterious 
either... but it will probably be a decade or two before we can all agree 
on that.  Again, though, if you're going to post to this group, it would 
be nice to have a little elaboration on the consciousness bit.  (I read 
your web pages, and they said very little about it.)

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