Did you know that in addition to sending information into the past using tachyons, information can also be sent through Einstein-Rosen Bridges and that we discovered how to do this two months ago without using exorbitant amounts of electrical energy?

See, it turns out that there are these things called Bose-Einstein condensates. By defintion, these are clusters of atoms that under certain conditions behave as a single quantum particle, usually near absolute zero. However, there is one other state in which clusters of atoms can achieve this state: Ligand Constriction.

If you take a molecule such as a polymer with many liganded segments connected to a central atom and fold those "arms" onto one another and hold them this way, the molecule will behave as a single quantum object without needing to be cooled below room temperature.

In a lab, nanocubbies have been used to achieve this, but in the human brain, something similar can occur naturally. We now have an operational theory as to both how and why this occurs.

Thousands of years ago in ancient Rome, lead use was commonplace in daily life. Lead pipes, flatware, utensils, and jewelry were in use in this part of the ancient world.

These ancient people would have suffered reduced IQ and in some cases, fatal lead poisoning as a result of these exposures. It makes sense that there would have been an evolutionary benefit for anyone who could even partially resist these exposures.

On October 18, 2021, our hypothesis of August 19, 2021 was reinforced when the University of Copenhagen found that in meningitis patients, neutrophil nets formed that drive inflammation in the meninges in those with the bacterial form of the disease. Upon learning of this, I speculated that this is a likely mechanism behind what I am about to describe.