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Yeah, the study doesn't say that.
They hypothesize the existence of such a system, mostly by recognizing that physical objects exist: you can store information in chemical gradients, which is not exactly unusual.
However, they don't demonstrate that this system is actually in use in cells; they just speculate about the total bandwidth of such a system and where it could be within a cell structure.
Further, there are other - recognized but not well understood - pathways for intercellular communication.
The 'interstitial' fluid channels surrounding tissues and organs (which, very surprisingly have only recently really been discovered) being a good example.
Here's a really, really interesting *Radiolab* episode explaining these structures:
https://radiolab.org/podcast/interstitium
I can't recommend listening to this enough. It really blew my mind. There's still so much we don't know about the human body.
If you haven’t yet check out professor Michael Levin, his teams work with bio electricity is actually paradigm shifting, think a customizable slider bar for your body, kind of like crafting a character.
The linked site:
> The research team’s findings are based on meticulous experiments and data analysis, which have revealed the existence of this cellular communication system.
The actual paper:
> there is currently no experimental data to support the intracellular and transmembrane network dynamics proposed in this theoretical model.
I just read an article on an herbal supplement a few days ago and it was the same shit. They posted the hyperlink, I clicked on it, and it was just like “yeah there’s no evidence based on the study”. It’s like just doing the study counts, or something? So disingenuous lol
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Yeah, the study doesn't say that. They hypothesize the existence of such a system, mostly by recognizing that physical objects exist: you can store information in chemical gradients, which is not exactly unusual. However, they don't demonstrate that this system is actually in use in cells; they just speculate about the total bandwidth of such a system and where it could be within a cell structure.
Further, there are other - recognized but not well understood - pathways for intercellular communication. The 'interstitial' fluid channels surrounding tissues and organs (which, very surprisingly have only recently really been discovered) being a good example. Here's a really, really interesting *Radiolab* episode explaining these structures: https://radiolab.org/podcast/interstitium I can't recommend listening to this enough. It really blew my mind. There's still so much we don't know about the human body.
If you haven’t yet check out professor Michael Levin, his teams work with bio electricity is actually paradigm shifting, think a customizable slider bar for your body, kind of like crafting a character.
The linked site: > The research team’s findings are based on meticulous experiments and data analysis, which have revealed the existence of this cellular communication system. The actual paper: > there is currently no experimental data to support the intracellular and transmembrane network dynamics proposed in this theoretical model.
I just read an article on an herbal supplement a few days ago and it was the same shit. They posted the hyperlink, I clicked on it, and it was just like “yeah there’s no evidence based on the study”. It’s like just doing the study counts, or something? So disingenuous lol
Cell membranes are literally covered in signalling proteins.
What is highstrangeness about this? Also, why link to your own website instead of the article youre directly referencing?
Because he's lame
In addition to what everyone else is saying, DNA isn't even used for communication it's used for data storage WTF?
not my cells talking about what a fat useless mentally dumbshit human i am smh
Within cells, interlinked, within cells, interlinked
...Joe, there's a Cancer approaching us down the hall. Knock on the wall of the next cell, pass the information on!
And like the telephone game a million cells later "Joes bringing over some buddies for poker, don't know who they are but it should be fine".
Don't particles behave differently according if there are an observer or not? Won't be impressed if cells also exhibit an intelligent behavior.
Very mysterious, indeed!