[Applause]
thank you for this opportunity this is
intro and the talk is Wonder material of
the future and the intersections of
science arts and philosophy I mean I I
didn’t expect that just before my talk
there will be such a fascinating talk
and it pretty much aligns with what I’m
going to say let’s let’s see if I can do
justice to this so this is a lotus leaf
and a little drop of water on it yeah
[Music]
what is this this is a massive monster
of a machine it is the pn h l 2 3 5 0
its engine power is this massive 1.7
megawatts bodyweight is 200 tons and
payload is 72 tons and it the scale we
are talking about is a massive 20 meters
okay now if you do the basic math it you
can see that the payload that it carries
the that’s an earthmoving machine is
approximately 36% of its own weight and
the operational the weight to power
ratio is 160 gram per Watts please kind
of remember these values because now
what I’m going to do is take you to a
different scale reduce the scale a
million times and go to the world of
insects and this is an end so an ant has
an approximate power and by the way the
Pens are super weightlifters of the
insect world and it has a power of
approximately 1 nano would say very
small power the weight of approximately
2 milligrams and a payload of 100
milligrams and what does it amount to
the payload to wait so is from
comparison to 36% is 5000 percent and
the operational weight to power ratio is
100 million grams per watt
now that is massive okay and how it
happens why is it that in six of these
super machines and they’re made
approximately almost more than 80% of
water why is this science explains that
it is about scaling because when you
squeeze things very small in the order
of nanometers and micron levels what you
get is that transformation of chemical
energy to mechanical energy becomes
extremely efficient and the losses are
reduced that is one way to see it the
other way is life itself you know in its
association with water this is something
which has not been understood well and
if you see Paul Dirac one of the major
quantum physicists of our times our
times before in 1931 clearly mentioned
that it is extremely difficult the
question the problem of life and the
solution of these problems will
presumably require a more drastic
revision of our fundamental concepts
then any that have gone before okay so
in these lines let’s walk together let’s
think about it a little bit some water
facts okay so with 73% of water in our
brain and heart 83% in lungs 79% in
kidneys and muscles and 31% in bones we
are mostly made out of water
and then the rest is proteins and
collisions other material now there are
many different amazing properties of
water which we do not really understand
it’s the most anomalous material that is
available but among them one fascinating
thing that you know it fascinates me is
that water is diamagnetic material what
does it mean what is diamagnetism it
means that when you have a magnet you
repel the water instead of attracting it
it is repelled and here is a picture or
in in a Japanese laboratory where the
water is repelled by an 8 Tesla magnetic
field and what is an 8 Tesla magnetic
field if you go and buy a very strong
magnet a permanent
it will be a fraction of a Tesla so a
Tesla is quite large you know the MRI
machines magnetic resonance imaging
machines they operate at approximately
at a range of one point five to seven
Tesla so now if you think about the
biblical story of Moses walking through
the Red Sea and the Red Sea is dividing
in order to have any scientific logic
behind it Moses must have been
superconducting magnets you know it is
all very cool that you know if you have
that same powers you will be able to
divide water but there is a problem with
beer because if you want to drink it it
will also you know be repelled you will
not be able to have the beer so it’s not
so much fun so the other interesting
thing is if you look at your devices all
the we are surrounded by electrical
machines and electronic devices right
and they work on charge carriers which
are called electrons right and what is
an electron you have a hydrogen atom and
you if you strip an electron out of an
hydrogen atom what you’re left with is a
proton it is the positive analog of the
negative electron okay so what is
fascinating is water is a proton
conductor and if you look at so for
example electronic conductors are these
copper wires for example with which we
have all our wirings when you look at
your electronic devices electronics is
pretty much working on semiconductors
like Silicon which is doped either
negative type or positive type now these
are electronics eseni conductors now
water are fascinatingly is a protonix in
a conductor and I mean sorry
an ice if you make water is a conductor
and if you make water into ice it
becomes a semi conductor and it can be
doped n-type or p-type by doping it with
either acid or a base why is it so
fascinating is because it both
replicates the electronic conductor
lectrons and the electronic
semiconductors with which we make our
devices
we power our our internal energies so
what is also interesting is how this
proton protons move within water arise
it is not like as if the water molecules
are carrying the protons and moving
around okay no there’s a very special
mechanism called the gracias mechanism
where the proton hops from one water to
another water as if all of you guys you
are water molecules and you are passing
a ball you know so this and if you’re
holding hands then it is a bond and we
call this actually it’s not really
holding hands you’re kind of shoulder to
shoulder and we call it the hydrogen
bonds so with the hydrogen bonds this
water associates with other water
molecules and the proton hops from one
water to another water now it is
important because how about protonic
devices can we make protonic devices
instead of electronic ones because if
you take your phone and you throw it
into the water your phone is gone okay
your phone will be dead but there is
something more important that happens
which is the water gets destroyed also
your phone contains arsenic led a bunch
of bad chemicals also so can we make
protonic devices let’s think about it
at a molecule of scale you know very
small molecular scale water is like an
arrow you have an oxygen at the head of
the arrow and at the tail of the arrow
you get two hydrogen’s okay so when you
talk about an arrow you can flip their
own leg here is an arrow and you can
flip it right if you assign say for
example a zero to this up and a one to
this down and you may get a kind of a
binary logic right and this is what
makes function and memory in all our
devices let’s think about it what are
the requirements for a binary logic
first is unit need what is called a
bipolar element it has a polarity it can
either point up or what can point down
then you have need a beam for Zenith a
bipolar element beam for separation and
confinement why do you need bins because
this bipolar elements
wiggle around you know it can maybe fly
around so you want them to stick in a
particular position which is you need it
to be confined but you also need
separation if it is entangled like this
one is going around and that it carries
the other one so it’s not independent so
you must separate the two and
individually you are able to you know
flip the the by poles so that’s why you
need confinement and separation and then
you need a force field for activating it
for example if it’s a magnetic system
magnetic memory then you need a magnetic
field it’s an electronic system in an
electric field so consider a protein and
water Association here proteins it’s
making up your body right on all the
living systems what is interesting is
that when you take the water out of the
protein the protein looses its function
it is completely non-functional so we
know for sure that functionality and the
repetition of functionality which is
memory are dependent on the waters
association with the proteins here is a
basic building block of a protein it’s a
short change peptide and what you notice
is that in this peptide you have the
hydrogen’s here and you have the oxygens
here there is a nitrogen so when a water
approaches these protein for example
this peptide bond if an oxygen comes in
in the if the water approaches the
hydrogen it will come with the oxygen
end because that is how you form the
hydrogen bonding but when the water
approaches an oxygen it will come with
the hydrogen tail now what does it look
like this is these are confined and
separated water molecules right so can
we think of beans like this and what
does it look like does it look like one
zero one zero one one zero one zero one
that’s kind of a binary logic this is
all my imagination there is no
scientific proven here yet but this is
something which I personally am opening
kind of a window of my imagination with
and logic how to how to understand these
now this is what I just shared with you
is is what I look at and observant and
find in in memory in a molecular state
but what about memory in bulk water it’s
a really controversial subject and it
founds the foundation of homeopathy
remember that homeopathy is a is a
successful business but it is completely
refuted by science by scientific studies
using vibrational and dielectric
spectroscopy say that it just cannot
happen that you take say a lake of water
and you drop a salt a one grain of salt
in a lake of pure water and the pure
water lake it is as if the salt has a
footprint and that footprint spreads
over the entire lake and it takes the
footprint of this particular salt how is
it possible so there is a big
controversy about that now what does
Eastern philosophy or rather you know
Indian philosophy that’s where I come
from say about this in India there are
these concepts of God’s you know we
worship them like movie stars and there
are millions of gods so they’re not just
one guy millions of them and it seems to
me that these guys who made these
concepts they conjured up some kind of
an image of perfection they observed
something in nature a snake or so you
have if the snake becomes God then you
have a snake code you have the Sun so
the that is a perfect state if there is
a Sun God but then there is also a God
which is the man God okay which is about
the perfection in man that if if man
becomes perfect which is quite
fascinating because the guy before you
was talking about the evolutionary state
of men right and how how things are
changing in our central nervous system
in our brains and how this kind of
evolutionary state is taking place and
it seems that these guys thousands of
years ago they kind of foresaw that
there may be an evolutionary state of
man where the state of perfection and
per by perfection they meant balance and
a full expression of the different
aspects of men and by the full
expressions they
particularly mentioned four aspects
which which in balance forms this
concept of this perfection perfect in
perfection in state of man but
interestingly it is called Narayana and
the Narayana literally translates to
Nara which means sacred water and Ayana
which means vessel which basically means
the vessel of sacred water which is in
form of men now
so this vessel of sacred water has four
expressions according to the mythology
or philosophy yogic philosophy whatever
you say one is this light it carries a
chakra one is this vibrational aspect
one is this massive aspect and the other
is the aspect of what happens vitality
okay now from a scientific perspective
if I may take the liberty then the
concept of light is very well understood
in science as electromagnetic phenomena
the con the concept of vibration is also
very well understood and it’s only very
recently that we are starting to
understand mass and its effect which is
gravity how mass distorts so-called
space-time which is given by Einstein
and vitality we don’t speak about it
because it’s a sin to speak about the
vital aspect in science because science
does not understand it or it’s it’s
really controversial but this is the
picture that was painted many many
thousands of years ago by some people
and with that just as a thought I would
end the lecture by saying that in
ancient India urinating or excreting in
water was considered a very Grievous sin
so water was supposed specially the the
river water and lake waters they were
considered to be sacred and it is up to
us I think to to really take note of
this because our industries and our
inter sea with system the dump all our
waste into these waters which are
you know the basically our life depends
on on water so with that I hope that we
have discussed certain important points
and you will take home with you
something from this lecture and give it
a thought
thank you so much for giving me this
opportunity
[Applause]
thank you for this opportunity this is
intro and the talk is Wonder material of
the future and the intersections of
science arts and philosophy I mean I I
didn’t expect that just before my talk
there will be such a fascinating talk
and it pretty much aligns with what I’m
going to say let’s let’s see if I can do
justice to this so this is a lotus leaf
and a little drop of water on it yeah
[Music]
what is this this is a massive monster
of a machine it is the pn h l 2 3 5 0
its engine power is this massive 1.7
megawatts bodyweight is 200 tons and
payload is 72 tons and it the scale we
are talking about is a massive 20 meters
okay now if you do the basic math it you
can see that the payload that it carries
the that’s an earthmoving machine is
approximately 36% of its own weight and
the operational the weight to power
ratio is 160 gram per Watts please kind
of remember these values because now
what I’m going to do is take you to a
different scale reduce the scale a
million times and go to the world of
insects and this is an end so an ant has
an approximate power and by the way the
Pens are super weightlifters of the
insect world and it has a power of
approximately 1 nano would say very
small power the weight of approximately
2 milligrams and a payload of 100
milligrams and what does it amount to
the payload to wait so is from
comparison to 36% is 5000 percent and
the operational weight to power ratio is
100 million grams per watt
now that is massive okay and how it
happens why is it that in six of these
super machines and they’re made
approximately almost more than 80% of
water why is this science explains that
it is about scaling because when you
squeeze things very small in the order
of nanometers and micron levels what you
get is that transformation of chemical
energy to mechanical energy becomes
extremely efficient and the losses are
reduced that is one way to see it the
other way is life itself you know in its
association with water this is something
which has not been understood well and
if you see Paul Dirac one of the major
quantum physicists of our times our
times before in 1931 clearly mentioned
that it is extremely difficult the
question the problem of life and the
solution of these problems will
presumably require a more drastic
revision of our fundamental concepts
then any that have gone before okay so
in these lines let’s walk together let’s
think about it a little bit some water
facts okay so with 73% of water in our
brain and heart 83% in lungs 79% in
kidneys and muscles and 31% in bones we
are mostly made out of water
and then the rest is proteins and
collisions other material now there are
many different amazing properties of
water which we do not really understand
it’s the most anomalous material that is
available but among them one fascinating
thing that you know it fascinates me is
that water is diamagnetic material what
does it mean what is diamagnetism it
means that when you have a magnet you
repel the water instead of attracting it
it is repelled and here is a picture or
in in a Japanese laboratory where the
water is repelled by an 8 Tesla magnetic
field and what is an 8 Tesla magnetic
field if you go and buy a very strong
magnet a permanent
it will be a fraction of a Tesla so a
Tesla is quite large you know the MRI
machines magnetic resonance imaging
machines they operate at approximately
at a range of one point five to seven
Tesla so now if you think about the
biblical story of Moses walking through
the Red Sea and the Red Sea is dividing
in order to have any scientific logic
behind it Moses must have been
superconducting magnets you know it is
all very cool that you know if you have
that same powers you will be able to
divide water but there is a problem with
beer because if you want to drink it it
will also you know be repelled you will
not be able to have the beer so it’s not
so much fun so the other interesting
thing is if you look at your devices all
the we are surrounded by electrical
machines and electronic devices right
and they work on charge carriers which
are called electrons right and what is
an electron you have a hydrogen atom and
you if you strip an electron out of an
hydrogen atom what you’re left with is a
proton it is the positive analog of the
negative electron okay so what is
fascinating is water is a proton
conductor and if you look at so for
example electronic conductors are these
copper wires for example with which we
have all our wirings when you look at
your electronic devices electronics is
pretty much working on semiconductors
like Silicon which is doped either
negative type or positive type now these
are electronics eseni conductors now
water are fascinatingly is a protonix in
a conductor and I mean sorry
an ice if you make water is a conductor
and if you make water into ice it
becomes a semi conductor and it can be
doped n-type or p-type by doping it with
either acid or a base why is it so
fascinating is because it both
replicates the electronic conductor
lectrons and the electronic
semiconductors with which we make our
devices
we power our our internal energies so
what is also interesting is how this
proton protons move within water arise
it is not like as if the water molecules
are carrying the protons and moving
around okay no there’s a very special
mechanism called the gracias mechanism
where the proton hops from one water to
another water as if all of you guys you
are water molecules and you are passing
a ball you know so this and if you’re
holding hands then it is a bond and we
call this actually it’s not really
holding hands you’re kind of shoulder to
shoulder and we call it the hydrogen
bonds so with the hydrogen bonds this
water associates with other water
molecules and the proton hops from one
water to another water now it is
important because how about protonic
devices can we make protonic devices
instead of electronic ones because if
you take your phone and you throw it
into the water your phone is gone okay
your phone will be dead but there is
something more important that happens
which is the water gets destroyed also
your phone contains arsenic led a bunch
of bad chemicals also so can we make
protonic devices let’s think about it
at a molecule of scale you know very
small molecular scale water is like an
arrow you have an oxygen at the head of
the arrow and at the tail of the arrow
you get two hydrogen’s okay so when you
talk about an arrow you can flip their
own leg here is an arrow and you can
flip it right if you assign say for
example a zero to this up and a one to
this down and you may get a kind of a
binary logic right and this is what
makes function and memory in all our
devices let’s think about it what are
the requirements for a binary logic
first is unit need what is called a
bipolar element it has a polarity it can
either point up or what can point down
then you have need a beam for Zenith a
bipolar element beam for separation and
confinement why do you need bins because
this bipolar elements
wiggle around you know it can maybe fly
around so you want them to stick in a
particular position which is you need it
to be confined but you also need
separation if it is entangled like this
one is going around and that it carries
the other one so it’s not independent so
you must separate the two and
individually you are able to you know
flip the the by poles so that’s why you
need confinement and separation and then
you need a force field for activating it
for example if it’s a magnetic system
magnetic memory then you need a magnetic
field it’s an electronic system in an
electric field so consider a protein and
water Association here proteins it’s
making up your body right on all the
living systems what is interesting is
that when you take the water out of the
protein the protein looses its function
it is completely non-functional so we
know for sure that functionality and the
repetition of functionality which is
memory are dependent on the waters
association with the proteins here is a
basic building block of a protein it’s a
short change peptide and what you notice
is that in this peptide you have the
hydrogen’s here and you have the oxygens
here there is a nitrogen so when a water
approaches these protein for example
this peptide bond if an oxygen comes in
in the if the water approaches the
hydrogen it will come with the oxygen
end because that is how you form the
hydrogen bonding but when the water
approaches an oxygen it will come with
the hydrogen tail now what does it look
like this is these are confined and
separated water molecules right so can
we think of beans like this and what
does it look like does it look like one
zero one zero one one zero one zero one
that’s kind of a binary logic this is
all my imagination there is no
scientific proven here yet but this is
something which I personally am opening
kind of a window of my imagination with
and logic how to how to understand these
now this is what I just shared with you
is is what I look at and observant and
find in in memory in a molecular state
but what about memory in bulk water it’s
a really controversial subject and it
founds the foundation of homeopathy
remember that homeopathy is a is a
successful business but it is completely
refuted by science by scientific studies
using vibrational and dielectric
spectroscopy say that it just cannot
happen that you take say a lake of water
and you drop a salt a one grain of salt
in a lake of pure water and the pure
water lake it is as if the salt has a
footprint and that footprint spreads
over the entire lake and it takes the
footprint of this particular salt how is
it possible so there is a big
controversy about that now what does
Eastern philosophy or rather you know
Indian philosophy that’s where I come
from say about this in India there are
these concepts of God’s you know we
worship them like movie stars and there
are millions of gods so they’re not just
one guy millions of them and it seems to
me that these guys who made these
concepts they conjured up some kind of
an image of perfection they observed
something in nature a snake or so you
have if the snake becomes God then you
have a snake code you have the Sun so
the that is a perfect state if there is
a Sun God but then there is also a God
which is the man God okay which is about
the perfection in man that if if man
becomes perfect which is quite
fascinating because the guy before you
was talking about the evolutionary state
of men right and how how things are
changing in our central nervous system
in our brains and how this kind of
evolutionary state is taking place and
it seems that these guys thousands of
years ago they kind of foresaw that
there may be an evolutionary state of
man where the state of perfection and
per by perfection they meant balance and
a full expression of the different
aspects of men and by the full
expressions they
particularly mentioned four aspects
which which in balance forms this
concept of this perfection perfect in
perfection in state of man but
interestingly it is called Narayana and
the Narayana literally translates to
Nara which means sacred water and Ayana
which means vessel which basically means
the vessel of sacred water which is in
form of men now
so this vessel of sacred water has four
expressions according to the mythology
or philosophy yogic philosophy whatever
you say one is this light it carries a
chakra one is this vibrational aspect
one is this massive aspect and the other
is the aspect of what happens vitality
okay now from a scientific perspective
if I may take the liberty then the
concept of light is very well understood
in science as electromagnetic phenomena
the con the concept of vibration is also
very well understood and it’s only very
recently that we are starting to
understand mass and its effect which is
gravity how mass distorts so-called
space-time which is given by Einstein
and vitality we don’t speak about it
because it’s a sin to speak about the
vital aspect in science because science
does not understand it or it’s it’s
really controversial but this is the
picture that was painted many many
thousands of years ago by some people
and with that just as a thought I would
end the lecture by saying that in
ancient India urinating or excreting in
water was considered a very Grievous sin
so water was supposed specially the the
river water and lake waters they were
considered to be sacred and it is up to
us I think to to really take note of
this because our industries and our
inter sea with system the dump all our
waste into these waters which are
you know the basically our life depends
on on water so with that I hope that we
have discussed certain important points
and you will take home with you
something from this lecture and give it
a thought
thank you so much for giving me this
opportunity
[Applause]
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