MWI branches and immunizing technology
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Thinking about a new proton coming from a neutron: a new proton at a chronologically nonterminating universe would have a nonfinite number of MWI branches though; or perhaps could, I read about people who think cooling all atoms to their quantum ground
state is a spontaneous actual process at the universe; although MWI suggests that things like time crystals and the delayed quantum choice eraser could effect quantum-capability of atoms retrocausally or cyclically at some amount of the MWI universes; I
have heard of these things, so the MWI universe I am in might be entropically nonmonolithic
A technology that utilizes the difference between a proton and a neutron to cause more MWI branches where a human things things are pleasantly going the way they like. I like Serina, so when I send her a text, and she replies I think my life is going
well and I am particularly enthused about MWI branches arising from a universe where Serina texts me, I then press “make proton” on my phone, and the phone makes some protons out of neutrons. That generates a nonfinite (proton at nonchronologically
finite universe version) number of universes that branch from one where Serina communicates with me. I could even press on “make lots of protons” if Serina says something like, “I like you” or “let’s meet”.
AI and software developing MWI technologies: With MWI technologies it is my perception it is endless quadrillion of times better to write them immediately rather than wait a moment to write them as a vast plurality of MWI branch universes will
potentially benefit from new, accurate, actual, technology producing MWI content; that suggests that AI (artificial intelligence) writing, communicating, or doing experiments could then validate and quantify the “research on the MWI should be
accomplished immediately as it affects endless quadrillions of universes differently if you delay 1 millisecond” way of looking at the MWI. A human that builds an AI that figures out new things about the MWI, or even just develops the math and
technology space, a few trillion times faster than a thinking writing human is a thing that could be of value from the perspective of a person like me that values making happier more optimal, Dave Pearce’ headonistic imperative actualized universes. (
AI produces MWI research and technology a trillion times faster than me) During 2019 a 4Ghz processor would do 4 billion computations a second, and 250 seconds would be a trillion computations, so an AI doing a few trillion more MWI research things and
technology items than I would in an hour is plausible; a few sequential instructions at a parallel 4Ghz AI compared with a few minutes of human thought.
Immunizing against a million topologies; screen antibodies to things like “a torus of alpha helices” or a “square of beta sheets”, or “something made of protein twice as wide as it is long” at human tissue culture. This edits the amount and
kind of chemicals and biochemicals shared between cytes. Then find out what these categories, and mathematically developable forms (if it kind of works on one topology, then they can find logical math extensions from that topological shape; immunizing
against alpha helix torus is 20% effective at heightening organism, like a human, that is a person’s longevity, so the math suggests: vary diameters, immunize against an “8” and an “88”, and immunize against a tetrahedron made with a torus on
each side, and others) of them to find the topological antibodies that cause human tissue culture arrays to be weller and have greater longevity; (immunize against many to mid AMU rod looking groups, curlies, heaps of alpha helices, piles of beta sheets)
Immunizing that prevents senescence could be the effect of screening topological libraries of antibodies. Notably research on senolytics apparently supports this. Senolytics terminate senescent cytes; as a result the senescent cytes cease to export
chemicals and biochemicals to their between-cyte environment as well as the circulatory system. Those senescent cyte produced chemicals caused unwellness at other previously well and non senescent cytes. Terminating the senescent cytes causes the well
cytes to have things continue to go well, and I think I read that mice that get senolytic therapy are healthier, perhaps phenotypically younger, and have longer lifespans, all from eliminating the chemicals the senescent cytes made. So, could you
immunize a lab mammal and then a human, that is a person, against the entire library of chemicals and biochemicals that the senescent cytes produce; such an immunization could have the effect of a senolytic drug as it mops up the nonoptimal chemicals.
So, supporting the screening of topological antibodies, senolytics’ effectiveness and conceptual form apparently supports the idea that there is a whole bunch of things, and that if you treat them as a group, you can get an overall bulk effect, even
though the bulk effect could contain optimal and nonoptimal chemical effects simultaneously.
Some different bulk effects at the human body that I think are published as causing benefit are things kind of like: more mitochondria causes more protein production, and more mitochondria thus produce greater wellness and youthfulness. Another bulk
effect is putting more genes, of any kind, on histones, I think (possibly) causes greater longevity and fidelity of proteins produced.
As a bulk effect, immunizing against topologies could produce beneficial effects like wellness and longevity at the entire body. The thing is to make a lot of them and screen the library to find the ones where the average and distribution of the blended
bulk effect is quantitatively and qualitatively measured as much better for the human than an absence of the topological immunization.
Going with this technology of Immunizing against extensible classifications (like topology) could be immunizing against electric charge of an entire protein. Immunize against everything with -.499 to -5.00 charge and a thousand others from +4.99 to -4.
99). this diminishes the amount of the proteins circulating, or zapping those cytes with these charges of protein at their surface; this would have a bulk effect, and then the bulk effects of a few thousand variations, or a few million variations, are
listed at a computer with the immunization that produces the greatest beneficial bulk effect at the top of the list.
Screening topological and protein molecular electronegativity: Make a human tissue culture of neuron, cardiac and other human cytes, although multiwell plates already exist, you could use IC production technology to make a 1000 times 1000 grid, which is
one million human tissue culture samples per screenable plate. The thing is that if you screen a 1000 times 1000 times physical array you have characterized the effect of more than a million different antibodies on the wellness and longevity of things
like neuron and cardiac and other tissue culture, which could be predictive of wellness and longevity effects at those tissues and also the entire organism.
Notably increasing wellness and longevity at the entire organism is the resulting beneficial drug from screening vaccines to topologies at a big array. These new wellness longevity drugs are produced when topologies and electron negativities of proteins
are found that have beneficial bulk of physiology effects.
I read that BCAA cause more mitochondria to be at cytes. A person with abilities at planning and creating food, might be able to make a new popular food based completely around BCAAs, possibly a completely new BCAA, with a different amino acid sequence
that tastes better than 2019 A.D. BCAA (Noting the mitochondrial amount going up I think I read, has higher wellness (and possibly longevity) effects.
I perceive that caffeine is a 2019 AD popular drug, notably at beverages.
So, can you attach a biguanide (metformin-like molecule) to caffeine, which alread tastes aversive, to make a longevity version of caffeine that is a stimulant that makes people live longer and have less heart disease and less cancer. Lilacs make
biguanides, tea makes caffeine, so both at one gene engineered plant could be produced. Along with the rest of the world China might go for longevity tea from a GMO crop.
If you chelate beneficial things, even like a biguanide (metformin-like effects) does the taste become much milder? EDTA seems to be mild flavor. Are there any naturally occruing plant products that are chelation agents? Then you could blenderize and
fractionate the source plant and soak the thing to be chelated in the soultion that had the naturally occuring chelator concentrated.
Although ECGC is already at tea, perhaps it could be engineered into coffee.
Curcurmin comes from a plant in the ginger family, perhaps ginger could be engineered to be good for people and make curcurmin. A mild flavored more massive Ginger root with curcurmin might replace the potato
Tea bred or engineered to have 10x as much ECGC, noting tea already produces ECGC.
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