30 April 2023

Entrepreneurial cybernetics Entrepreneurial cybernetics is an approach to business that combines entrepreneurship with cybernetic principles. Cybernetics is the study of communication and control in complex systems, and it has been applied to many fields, including biology, engineering, and economics. In the context of business, entrepreneurial cybernetics involves using cybernetic principles to navigate complex and competitive markets. This includes using […]

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5 May 2023

The bio-cybernetic loop is a data processing protocol at the heart of physiological computing systems. It describes the interplay between physiological signals and psychological states, highlighting the complex relationship between our bodies and minds. The loop comprises several key components, including a sensor to measure physiological signals, an amplifier to increase signal strength, an analog-to-digital […]

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5 May 2023

Neuromorphic computing is a rapidly evolving field that has the potential to revolutionise the way we think about computer engineering. It is a method of designing computer systems that are modelled after the human brain and nervous system, and it has the potential to produce hardware and software that are far more versatile, adaptable, and […]

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19 December 2022

Numerous applications, including internet connectivity and data security, stand to benefit from light-fidelity technology. Harald Haas, a professor of mobile communications at the University of Edinburgh, in Scotland, debuted Li-Fi technology to the public during a 2011 TEDGlobal Talk before co-founding PureLiFi, a company that builds on his university research. The technology has since taken off. In April […]

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14 April 2023

There has been an acceleration in the war over the timelines involving artificial base 10 architecture that supports the holographic projections of artificial timelines used by the NAA to generate splits and inversions throughout the earth’s dimensional fields. This escalating conflict has intensified the outer chaos, as well as dark aggression aimed at those awakening […]

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22 June 2022

The Metagene is a biological variant lying dormant in select members of the human race , until an instant of extraordinary physical and emotional over-stress activates it.  Apparently a latent self-preservation ‘gene’ capable of producing seemingly ‘superhuman’ abilities in earth humans during times of extreme stress or crisis. That’s an energo-chemical, in response to adverse stimuli. A […]

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2 May 2022

By John Perry Barlow  Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather.   We […]

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2 May 2022

A team of researchers at Ben-Gurion University in Israel have described a possible bio terrorist attack scenario in which the supply chain of synthetic DNA could be compromised. DNA synthesis providers could be tricked into producing harmful DNA sequences and delivering them to unsuspecting customers.   Until recently, biosecurity and cybersecurity have been considered separate […]

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2 April 2022

The metaverse could revolutionize commerce and break down the barriers that have long prevented many people from accessing popular products and services. Now Emotional Intelligence Ventures wants to fuse that power with the potential health benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy By Webb Wright   In recent years, a growing body of scientific research has shown that certain […]

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10 May 2021
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DNA is often thought of as the “software” of life. When talking about deoxyribonucleic acid — DNA, the molecule that carries the genetic information of life — scientists often make comparisons to computer systems, with DNA being an enormous “program” to be run by the body’s hardware. But significant differences exist between the genetic code […]

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12 February 2022

Article by Johanna Deinert, Resonance Science Foundation Research Scientist Biologist Dr. Daniel Fels recently published an essay in Biology on the interaction of matter and the so-called bioelectricity as a functional unity for regulation of living cells. The editor of the scientific textbook “Fields of the Cell” summarizes evidence of bioelectricity. He discusses interactions of internal bioelectricity with internal biochemical structures, […]

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28 February 2022

The noosphere is a term used to describe how human consciousness and mental activity has influence on the biosphere, including its relation to planetary evolution. The word’s origin is associated with the thought of a few seminal thinkers of the early 20th century, including philosopher Eduard Le Roy who coined the term, pioneering geochemist Vladimir Vernadsky, and paleontologist and theologian, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. For each of them, the noosphere is a way to describe the evolutionary stage that we have arrived at in which the human capacity for thought has become a determinant factor in the development of our planet.

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27 February 2022

Inforgs was used by Luciano Floridi to describe what makes up an infosphere.[1] The usage of the word describes organisms that are made up of information rather than "standalone and unique entities". This description of inforgs allows them to exist in the infosphere as natural agents alongside artificial agents. Inforgs can be part of a hybrid agent that is, for example, a family with digital devices such as digital cameras, cell phones, tablets, and laptops.

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12 February 2022

Voltages, currents and circuits Voltages and currents can be pictured as electrical pressure. The analogy is often used with water in a pipe; voltage is analogous to the pressure of the water. Voltage is the same thing as potential difference. This term arises because the voltage is the potential to do work.   Voltage is, strictly, always […]

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