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Originally Posted by avandonk
Carl I worked in a biological division of CSIRO. I picked up enough biology in thirty years to agree with your premise. Microtubules are in all living things and are self assembling.
The biologists just never got what we trying to tell them.
We also have this problem that all our desires are just molecular in origin and our higher thought processes rely on fleeting electrical impulses and neurotransmitters that all seem to be random?
I am having a molecular driven drink right now!
Bert
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The microtubules, or to be more precise, the compartments making up the microtubules may act like the p-n junctions in solid state transistors in silicon chips, acting as quantum switches where the information is encoded by the spin flip of the electrons within the tubules. The tubules themselves would then act like the paths between the transistors/switches moving information about. A neuron would then, in essence, be much like a cpu in a computer.