Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Life on the Edge review – the weird world of quantum biology explained (2014-12-14)

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/dec/14/life-on-the-edge-jim-al-khalili-review-weird-world-of-quantum-biology

https://youtu.be/tMhKwQNbH_k?si=t19jUDvSeyY66aX- (2019-3-29)

https://youtu.be/HXx0gW5a1QU?si=y1ED_t5dJfXZzN_O (2021-12-17)

https://youtu.be/eB-w9v1JIig?si=eQ8Jze7uyMvFmv9w (2023-3-5)

https://www.amazon.com/Life-Edge-Coming-Quantum-Biology/dp/0307986829 (2015)

Measurement is one of the most mysterious—and certainly the most argued about—aspects of quantum mechanics, as it relates to the question that we are sure has occurred to you already: Why don’t all objects we see do all these weird and wonderful things that quantum particles can do? The answer is that, down in the microscopic quantum world, particles can behave in these strange ways, like doing two things at once, being able to pass through walls, or possessing spooky connections, only when no one is looking. Once they are observed, or measured in some way, they lose their weirdness and behave like the classical objects that we see around us. But then, of course, this only throws up another question: What is so special about measurement that allows it to convert quantum behavior to classical behavior? The answer to this question is crucial to our story, because measurement lies on the borderline between the quantum and classical worlds, the quantum edge, where we, as you will have guessed from the title of this book, are claiming life also lies. (McFadden, 2015, Chap 1)

意思是說,巖中花樹,自開自落,本無意為人所見,除非見者無心,亦自開自落,意思是說,兩個自開自落,無心相見,就是量子生物學,就是生命,唯一尚可自由的狀態,

意思是說,神經裸露的五識,宜非主動,亦非被動,宜純屬意外,意思是說,我無意聽聞目睹,最好我不知道,

意思是說,一旦有意,則量子物理的詐 (乍)現之前的世界,即波的功能的塌陷,即墮入牛頓物理的詐 (乍)現的世界,

意思是說,有意的世界,營營求求,依依不捨,牽腸掛肚,拖泥帶水,不過詐 (乍)現,

善惡皆為造作,善為不得不爾之造作,惡為猙獰算計之造作,前者孟子,後者包子,