Biology might not be quantum, but its math is quantumlike (quantamagazine.org)
33 points by pseudolus 48 days ago | 5 comments

mrbluecoat 47 days ago [–]

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airstrike 46 days ago [–]

I feel like a higher n-dimensional being observing time in a completely different way through those images, as if I could touch the bird at any of those points if I wanted.Such a simple concept but really remarkable work.

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OutOfHere 46 days ago [–]

I feel there is enough happening in the brain that we need to understand it further beyond classical physics can allow. I suspect especially that a mother and child share a strong lifelong subspace bond, whereby they can sense one another's state, in a way that logic or physics cannot explain. This sensing bond probably exists with others too but at an exponentially weaker level. I am not asserting anything, only begging inquiry.

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hankbond 46 days ago [–]

This is some of the coolest photography I have ever seen. Using multiple shots as a "discrete long exposure": I have never thought to do in this way.

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chasil 46 days ago [–]

Bilology is quantum? It is the bottom of the food chain.https://www.kavlifoundation.org/news/unraveling-the-quantum-...Edit: FTA, "In photosynthesis, for example, organisms use specialized pigments and proteins to harvest light with nearly perfect quantum efficiency; they convert almost every incoming photon into useful chemical energy."

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