JCER News 02/09/2013: The second installment of Special Issue JCER 4(1) featuring the groundbreaking work of "Professor Persinger's Group" is published on Feb. 9, 2013.
Previously, the first installment published the article "Congruence of Energies for Cerebral Photon Emissions, Quantitative EEG Activities and ~5 nT Changes in the Proximal Geomagnetic Field Support Spin-based Hypothesis of Consciousness authored by Michael A. Persinger, Blake T. Dotta, Kevin S. Saroka, Mandy A. Scott.
The second article in the Special Issue is "Demonstration of Entanglement of “Pure” Photon Emissions at Two Locations That Share Specific Configurations of Magnetic Fields: Implications for Translocation of Consciousness authored by Blake T. Dotta, Stanley A. Koren, Michael A. Persinger: The experimental demonstration of non-locality for photon emissions has become relevant because biophotons are coupled to conscious activity and cognition. The experimental condition that produces doubling of photon emissions from two loci during simultaneous chemical reactions when exposed to a sequence of circular rotating magnetic fields with differential phase and group angular velocities was applied to photons from LEDs (light-emitting diodes). A significant but weaker enhancement of photon emissions as measured by photomultiplier tubes occurred when the two LEDs were activated simultaneously within two loci separated by several meters. The effect suggests that under optimal conditions photons emitted from two, magnetic field congruent, loci become macroscopically entangled and that the two loci display properties of a single space. Implications for the transposition of consciousness over large distances are considered.
The third article in the Special Issue is "Experimental Demonstration of Potential Entanglement of Brain Activity Over 300 Km for Pairs of Subjects Sharing the Same Circular Rotating, Angular Accelerating Magnetic Fields: Verification by s_LORETA, QEEG Measurements authored by Ryan C. Burke, Melanie Y. Gauthier, Nicolas Rouleau, Michael A. Persinger: In order to test the presence of excess correlation, or entanglement, pairs of subjects separated by 300 km were either exposed or not exposed to specific configurations of circular magnetic fields with changing angular velocities that dissociated the phase and group components. When one person in the pair was exposed to sound pulses but not to light flash frequencies within the classical electroencephalographic band, there were discrete changes in power within the cerebral space of the other person even though they were not aware of the stimulus times and separated by 300 km. The intracerebral changes that only occurred if the magnetic fields were activated around the two cerebrums simultaneously were discrete and involved about single, punctate volumes of about 0.13 cc (125 mm3). The potential energy from the applied magnetic field within this volume was calculated to be about 6∙10-14 J and with an average brain power frequency of 10 Hz would result in 6∙10-13 W. Assuming π∙10-2 m2 for the surface area of the cerebrum, this is equivalent to ~2∙10-11 W∙m-2. This power density is the same order of magnitude as that associated with photon emission during cognition. Given the average of 6∙106 neurons per 125 mm3, the induced energy is equivalent to about 10-20 J per neuron. This value can be considered a quantum of universal energy and would be congruent with a condition that could promote non-locality.
The fourth article in the Special Issue is "Does Particle-Wave Duality within Brain Space Originate from a Recondite Equivalence between Gravitational & Electron Orbit Energy? authored by Jean-Francois Dionne, Linda S. St-Pierre, Michael A. Persinger: The energy within the earth's mass can be calculated to be 10-18 J/proton with a quantum equivalence resulting in a frequency of about 1.1·1015 Hz. The comparative frequency for the ground state of the Bohr magneton (atom) is 7.18·1015 Hz. This difference is within the measurement error of 2π. We offer quantitative solutions to suggest manifestations of gravitational and electromagnetic (wave) energies could alternate with each electron orbit (in the order of 10-16 s, the time required for a photon to traverse a neuronal cell membrane) resulting in both particle and wave properties. Because the increments of time by which phenomena are measured are much longer, wave-particle "duality" results from the superimposition of characteristics. There are theoretical ramifications, directly relevant to consciousness, for quantitative solutions that relate the gravitational energy between a proton and an electron applied over the standing wavelength of the electromagnetic orbital frequency to the upper limit of the rest mass of the photon. Under optimal conditions one manifestation of gravitational-electromagnetic convergence may occur within molecular structures at concentrations of approximately a femtomole.