WATER IS THE PRIMORDIAL REDOX STAGE OF THE COSMOS

Quantum coherent energy storage and mobilization over all space-times also dovetails with a circular thermodynamics of organisms (presented in Ho's books) that approaches the zero-entropy ideal simultaneously under both equilibrium and far-from equilibrium conditions, which is also a good model of sustainable ecological/economic systems. That does not necessarily imply that sustainable ecosystems are quantum coherent. Nevertheless, there are quantum physicists who regard the entire universe quantum and quantum coherent as I do; and the reason we find the macroscopic world behaves classically is because we have interacted with it in predominantly classical mechanistic fashion. But the full extent to which life, the universe and everything depends on water is still unfolding. Astronomers now think water is actually the most abundant substance in the universe, and is present at the birth of the universe. Could it be that the universe. and everything living in it, is powered by water electricity, just as the organism is powered by water electricity?https://www.nasa.gov/topics/universe/features/universe20110722.html

 

High inflation in money is like low redox in the colony of our mitochondria that leads to poor health, disease, organ failure, earlier death = loss of time/value. Bitcoin is the one energy commodity that makes the best money because the stock to flow ratio is infinite. It has perfect conservation of energy (1st law of thermodynamics) and it obeys all the laws of thermodynamics. It mimics a high redox state of the colony of mitochondria in you that lives inside the tropics and obeys all of Nature's laws. This powers the DC electric current in cells to optimize function coherently. That current creates a ton of water in mitochondria. Just as a woman's "water" breaks before life begins, they same thing happens in stars and mitochondria. This is the Fractal design of Nature on display.

 

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