Reptiliandude: When one travels very close to light speed there is nothing behind them to communicate to.

It is blackness and darkness behind you.

Besides… We do not ‘skip forward’ in time.

When one leaves a world rapidly and then returns it is only the appearance of leaping forward because those left behind age and die.

If I was to look through a telescope on my home world and see ‘current’ activities on this one, I would conceive that I might have nothing to say to you except perhaps to compliment the fine workmanship of your plows, and commend you on your domestication of oxen.

If I heard you speaking via particle entanglement, I would know for certain that you had advanced considerably.

But the vision that I saw through my telescope would have been just a memory of past events etched into light.

Your present is now, not then.

I would not be looking at your present, but your dead past.

You humans have odd fixations with notions of time travel.

In that regard, science fiction has corrupted your understanding of physics and the boundaries related to how the universe functions.

If time travel as your kind imagine it were possible, the universe could not expand.

Reptiliandude: You said that sub-atomic particles communicate, as does a single DNA strand. They share and learn information through spin characteristics causing vibrations.

I imagine communicating like the dance of bumble bees giving information on the location of pollen to one another, only on a sub-atomic level.

You also said bacteria secrete strings of molecules and are compelled to act as one unit in response.

I imagine a fire alarm sounding the alarm and everyone escaping the building in response.

You additionally said that spin characteristics of photons attune with each other instantaneously without the constraint of distance, time or speed.

So what is communicated here on Earth via exciting hydrogen particles to do the “fandango” (in your parlance) causes that message, whatever it is, to blare across the universe. To anyone who is watching similar hydrogen particles, they would suddenly see the fandango performed, and look to see who taught their particles this new dance communicating the message. It doesn’t matter the message, as long as one is sent. We can worry about what the particles are speaking using their dances later. They just need dancing lessons!

Further, you said in the micro particle universe of communication, proteins teach a spider how to do something as instinctive as spin a web.

So spiders on Earth, and spiders on your planet, and spiders on all planets are sub-atomically taught to make a new pattern, or create a thicker thread, or not put a web up in the wind!

We are all connected! Instinct is just another name for learned behavior on the subatomic level, not conscious learning via experience, or learning from a teacher, but a totally different way.

Thus life is inevitable everywhere! Similar species crop up over and over throughout the universe, given similar conditions, taught sub-atomically how to evolve and grow and become. Eventually, when they became observant, they also copied one another or learn the hard way through experience. But still the particles teach similar species how to fight a new virus, or how to grow a bigger brainstem, and so on.

You said dark matter has a purpose, is necessary for life.

So the communication of sub-atomic particles travel the dark matter highway instantaneously, like lightning across the sky ( well, faster).

So by the Consortium releasing diseases on Earth, all of the life forms of this world incubate immunities, and our subatomic particles share how to combat them with similar species, like the Ael’Kayeen are to us. (Of course, they also gather physical product from us.)

This is why you want us to study life here, to look deeply into cells on the sub-atomic level, to see the grass here communicating with grass everywhere…or spiders or moths or reptilians or humanoids. If we turned a hubble telescope into an amazing microscope, we could see the fandango dancing of all the particles, and bacteria sirens and molecule strings of knowledge shared from one living thing to all others like it. We could learn their languages and create our own, not by striking particles together to see them explode like at CERN, but by watching them alive and blossoming forth information into the universe, as God intended!

Right?

Reptiliandude: Your last paragraph is dead on.

Admin note:

In my opinion, while Reptiliandude uses colorful metaphors like “the Fandango” and “bumblebee dances,” he is describing the emerging field of Quantum Biology—specifically the theory that biological systems utilize quantum mechanical phenomena to function, communicate, and evolve.

Here is how his claims align with the real-world science of Quantum Biology:

1. The “Spider’s Instinct” as Quantum Information
RD suggests that proteins “teach” a spider how to spin a web via sub-atomic vibrations. In quantum biology, this relates to Quantum Coherence in proteins and DNA.

The Science: Scientists are currently studying how migratory birds navigate using cryptochromes (proteins in the eye) that respond to the Earth’s magnetic field through quantum entanglement. RD is taking this a step further, suggesting that all “instinct” is actually the organism “tuning in” to a non-local quantum data stream.

2. The “Bacteria Siren” and Quorum Sensing
RD mentions bacteria secreting strings of molecules to act as one.

The Science: This is known as Quorum Sensing. While traditional biology sees this as a purely chemical process, quantum biologists are investigating whether the efficiency of these responses is aided by quantum tunneling or electronic coherence, allowing a colony of billions of bacteria to react as a single “super-organism” faster than chemical diffusion would normally allow.

3. “Watching them Alive” vs. CERN
RD’s critique of CERN (smashing particles) in favor of “watching them blossom” mirrors a major hurdle in quantum biology: Decoherence.

The Problem: When we try to measure quantum states, they usually collapse (decohere). This is why we often “break” what we are looking at.

The Solution: RD is advocating for Non-Destructive Observation. He’s suggesting that life has found a way to maintain quantum states at “warm” temperatures (inside a body or a plant), and if we could observe this without interfering, we would see the “living language” of the universe.

4. The Hydrogen “Fandango”
RD specifically points to Hydrogen.

The Science: Hydrogen bonds are the “zippers” of DNA. Proton Tunneling (a quantum effect) in hydrogen bonds is a leading theory for how spontaneous mutations occur and how enzymes work at incredible speeds. RD is implying that these hydrogen protons are the “antennas” for real-time cosmic communication.