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From what I can there are perhaps 3 ways. 1. Using optogenetic laser to grab the molecule into the correct position and solder the bonds with laser. 2. Using nanomachine to assemble the molecules. 3. Using enough energy next to the atom to create a length contract to teleport the atom into the correct position thereby assembling it with the other atoms. P.S. For your starship I suggest a constant velocity boost in vacuum, an example would be the starship in asteroid where it just keeps accelerating until it hits something. But the vertical force might be too great that it pulls the ship apart.

As the term suggests, molecule is a combination of more than one atoms through bonds. This makes this concept a bit easier to approach, because you are not transforming the elements of an atom like giving an extra neutron or proton into the atom's nucleus which is a whole different complexity. For transforming the molecules, I would say breaking apart the bonds of the atoms an reconfigure it to your needs. For example I got a tank of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen each. I put these atoms in the precise order and I got myself a hamburger on a plate in an empty space. That is how a molecular transformer should work, where you arrange atoms in precise orders to generate what you need. The idea is a bit similar to 3D printing except you are doing it in an atomic scale. So my idea is to construct a human body, which is around 7*10^27 atoms. Now the easy part is you build this 3D model inside a computer and you can get a scale and position of what this body should look like built out of atoms. The hardest part is of course assembly, to get each and every atom in the correct position and create bonding with another atom. If you build the body one atom at at a time from the ground up it could take a long time, or you could choose to multi-task by bringing all the atoms together at once. Which means you are moving 7*10^27 atoms at once. The problem is I have not thought of a way to move atoms around and create bonds, my best guess is using an optogenetic tweerzer to grab an atom and bond it with another atom through the use of laser because a laser could facilitate the bonding of two atoms by giving it a small nudge. But to locate an atom and bring it into its correct position in space is hard because of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. So I want to know if anyone knows the recent breakthrough in science about molecular construction/destruction or optogenetics regarding building molecules through atoms.

We are able to feel because of sensory organs throughout our body, but those also act as inputs into the consciousness waveform. The way we perceive these inputs is functional, but the way consciousness arise is not(else you get a recursion, a functional waveform on top of a functional platform). When I think of consciousness I think of a monitor, you need the power plugged in for the monitor to work(power = how consciousness arise), and you got the images from the waveform. P.S. In other words you are opening a realm where these binary data would make sense, where colors arise and senses occur. As to how you tap into this realm/consciousness remains a mystery. My mind keeps telling me it has to do with a rail gun traveling through loops of magnetic field, but my mind cannot make sense of such a contraption yet.

Like you, striatum is not my first guess as I lurked around the net. My first guess on where the seat of consciousness is is actually in the brainstem specifically that of pontine tegmentum as mentioned in this article. (https://hms.harvard.edu/news/how-do-you-know-you-know) I even came up with the idea that the brain's consciousness retract to that of the brainstem when we go into the sleep state. So I was guessing if the pons or medulla oblongata is the center of consciousness, but someone mentioned the cerebellum, so I figured brainstem is a bit too far down(I cannot remember all the steps I took to guess the seat of consciousness). My second guess is the thalamus and I was referred to as the ball guy. But that was when I tried to figure out how the brain works, which is like an electromagnetic induction. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_induction) So I figured thalamus has no structural significance to give rise to a consciousness, it provides the electrical current/electrochemical signal upward from the brainstem to generate this EM wave, similar to that of the nerve ring(the nerve ring is only in lower lifeforms like c-elegans because I was trying to compare the origin of consciousness for organism with a fewer neurons). So I locked onto the striatum after seeing the D2 loop which I have posted many times by now, and the horn like structure of the caudate caught my eyes. If there is one structure that resemble the nerve ring which gives rise to consciousness in lower lifeform like c-elegans then it must be the caudate. But that is only speculation, even now I cannot quite tells the difference between the working mechanism in the brain whether it is caused by an electric field from the imbalance of ions or electromagnetic radiation from the nerve ring/striatum. The last thing I do is sort of compare the caudate to a rail gun and I stopped there. In conclusion 1. Consciousness arise from the striatum in the caudate in an unknown method similar to a rail gun 2. The brain works with electric field or electromagnetic radiation. Lastly here is a humorous clip to ease the day.

Then say you do not have an answer and look into caudate, perhaps we can come up with something. If not, go with the D2 loop for now, that is as close as we get.

Sigh, you guys should stop fighting, we are at the same thread, we should work together, with that said I will be taking a short break. Thanks, try looking into caudate while at it, I suspect it might be there

Yes = =, that is precisely the case with Google. That they expect the seat of consciousness to be in the cerebral cortex. I guess I am looking more for a dream group answer. Silly me.

Well, the ass would be the one who knows the answer but hides it from someone who tries to find it for their own gain of superiority. If you know the answer, just say it, else I will look for someone else to answer the question.

If you knew where the consciousness center of the brain is why did you make this up = =? My guess is the D2 loop of the basal ganglia. As far as striatum goes, the signal goes from putamen to caudate and ends up at amygdala. If someone know how that works let me know.

Yes, but it does not mention your consciousness require neuronal synchronization of two activities to arise. Even if it does each part of the neuron provides a specific task. You mentioned non-specific interactions but not non-specific task. Clearly the part governs for hearing is not required for tasting if you know what I mean. I dunno, there are just too many getting around my head coming from you geniuses(though those are the people bother to respond). I am not sure for what purpose(Prometheus?). I am just a person coming here seeking for ideas about immortality as well for getting a group to revive me. But I see many information if not constructed purposely to limit a person's reach. I am not sure for what purpose. It might be part of the American culture(dunno). Clearly someone yelling at you that "You cannot be immortal" gets on my nerve sometimes = =. So I try to convince that you need to tune a specific frequency into your caudate to swap your consciousness. Clearly that is too much to ask sometimes, or I should just give up on the thread with my ideas. Not angry though, you meet all kinds of people on the internet. Not angry.

There is also neurons in the arms, and the legs, and many other places, why does it have to be the brain? Clearly you guys narrow down the neurons down to the brain region disregarding the neurons in the other parts of the body, but you are not willing to admit a particular brain region gives rise to consciousness = =, what gives?

Right, I speculate the consciousness is in the caudate, where the signal comes from the Putamen and it acts as a beacon, if you can see the electrical signaling of the neurons it goes from Putamen in the center, then branch into the caudate like a French horn. And yes, motor behaviour and reward response pretty much applies for the entire basal ganglia = =, but if you check where the semicircular canal governs, you might be able to find where the consciousness, because when you feel like the whole head is spinning, the semicircular canal is pretty much spinning the entire consciousness based on my speculation. If you do not agree with my finding, you can tell me where the seat of consciousness is and we will discuss from there . But I sense you are just here to provide some information, so I will go with caudate, the one where the semicircular canal leads to though, will have to do with motor behaviour. P.S. Pretty sure semicircular canal does not lead to caudate. I wouldn't know D:, speculation.

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df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J','stock']) sum_vals=0 for tick in my_list: if os.path.isfile(os.path.join('data', tick+".csv")) is False: continue else: dataframe = pd.read_csv(os.path.join('data', tick+".csv")) if dataframe.shape[0]<500: continue last_date = dataframe['Date'].values[-1] if last_date != "2021-03-18": continue if os.path.isfile(os.path.join('profit', tick+".txt")) is False: continue with open(os.path.join('profit', tick+".txt")) as f: lines = f.readlines() vals = lines[0].split(',') if len(vals)<10: continue vals2 = vals[:10] vals2.append(tick) a_series = pd.Series(vals2, index = df.columns) df = df.append(a_series, ignore_index=True) sum_vals = sum_vals+len(vals) print(vals) print(len(vals)) print(sum_vals) df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calc.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["A"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcA.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["B"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcB.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["C"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcC.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["D"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcD.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["E"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcE.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["F"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcF.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["G"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcG.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["H"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcH.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["I"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcI.csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["J"], ascending=False) sorted_df.to_csv(os.path.join('calc', "calcJ.csv")) if __name__ == '__main__': main() import os import os.path import pandas as pd i=0 sum_stock=0 my_list=["calcA","calcB","calcC","calcD","calcE","calcF","calcG","calcH","calcI","calcJ"] for l in my_list: dataframe = pd.read_csv(os.path.join('calc', l+".csv")) stockopt = dataframe["stock"].head(10) for stocki in stockopt: df = pd.read_csv(os.path.join('data', stocki+".csv")) sorted_df = df.sort_values(by=["Date"], ascending=False) sum_stock = sum_stock+sorted_df["Open"].iloc[48*i]-sorted_df["Open"].iloc[48*(i+1)] i=i+1 print(sum_stock)

The idea is that during infancy the progesterone is used for organogenesis(speculation), which suggests the high amount/levels of progesterone presents in the umbilical cord 2000ng/ml. And you mentioned pregnant woman cannot regenerate, well the article shows that pregnant woman only has a progesterone level of 46 to 387ng/ml. And of course if progesterone is important for organogenesis, why wouldn't it be there for limb regeneration? But that is just what I think, you still need to check the salamander's blood to see what is there. P.S. And of course, if you think I am just making stuff up, at least check Michael Levin's article on "frog limb regeneration and progesterone" = =.

P.S. BTW I am really happy that you are requesting my finding Bufofrog @@, because that means you agree with my idea. I am just presenting what I have in mind here, no offense, sit back and enjoy the show.

This is what I found. https://www.nature.com/articles/pr19709.pdf?origin=ppub Based on this my guess for salamander's progesterone in salamander's blood is perhaps, 2500ng/ml? Not sure. And that does not apply for lizard's either because they do incomplete regeneration, perhaps they have a lower level of progesterone in the blood. Now to build a brain with the correct consciousness and memory you need to reverse the memory waveform generated in the gray matter back to its respective synaptic delays in the white matter. This requires the work of an "advanced" dream group. I dunno if the regular visits I have in my dreams are that advanced, but I suppose it is better than nothing. Also, you might be able to hack the progesterone receptors with infrared laser/ultrasound.

Hmm, I do not have a Salamander or an equipment to test this. I am just spreading the idea that the correct result can be found in salamander’s blood. In this case I would have to go with Michael Levin’s finding, which is progesterone. The state mentioned that when the salamander regenerate a lost limb or tail it activates some 300 genetic switches. But it never mentioned the cause, which should be a hormone in the salamander’s blood. Because normally when you leave the cells there it would not divide nor will it differentiate, it is until it receives a cell signaling molecule that it would use the instruction to proliferate. This is the idea with the growth hormone, which is in the blood. I have studied this as the first thing since I came across the Yamamaka Factors. How do you activate the Yamanaka factors? You need the activated gene sequences sox2, oct4, klf, and c-Myc. How do you activate these genes? With its respective transcription factors(or inject the activated genes with a virus). How do you activate these transcription factors? By using cell signaling molecules to phosphorylate the transcription factors with the respective pathways with cell signaling molecules such as BMP4. So what can you do with human regeneration？ You can clone a human body at its respective age to revive the dead. You can also regenerate a brain as an empty spare body with no memory. The idea is limitless. P.S. Well, a simple check should do. Is there also a high level of progesterone in infants Bufofrog?

You need to have a high enough progesterone level to match that in the salamander's blood. Perhaps the progesterone level is not high enough, perhaps it is a completely different compound, I would not know. A quick blood test on the salamander's blood should do it.

Na, Wikipedia is saying the nervous system in the organs are like a second brain, but that is for reference, it does not mean you think with the organs(although I wouldn't know). Anyway, I would use an app to reverse the waveform into logic gates, then do a comparison on these logic gates visually to figure out what is there. Perhaps a memory fragment, or perhaps a sound, or personality. It really is an enigma to decode this machine.

P.S. This is copy pasted from Crunchyroll, where I originally made the post, but I find it of biological significance so I repost it here myself. Progesterone is originally thought of as a pain relief medicine for menstrual cycle(I think), but researchers have found its incredible regenerative capabilities in the womb(sorry if I did not mention this before = =, I thought everyone is tracking my progress). So some researchers decided to use progesterone for regenerative medicine. It is based on this research by Michael Levin https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/article/progesterone-helps-frogs-regenerate/ Also please check out this harmless video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD1K7BoWVC8 How do I know it works the same in humans? Well to begin with salamander can do complete regeneration to their limbs, but humans cannot. For salamander to regenerate, it requires the formation of blastema(lizard stem cells), at the wounded area, and grow limbs from there(I am mixing lizard and salamander, but bear with me). For humans, I speculate that we can do the same by applying embryonic stem cells at the amputated limb area if it is not already there through the wound healing, but the result is they turn into scar when contacted with blood. So what marks the different between salamander and humans? A further research by Stanford suggests that when BMP4, a signaling molecule is used on the stems cells, they turn into bones, but before it goes there they stopped the gene expression with another molecule to form cartilage. What does that mean? Clearly if I have BMP4 in the blood, I would be able to form bones from the wounded amputated area. But clearly BMP4 is missing in the blood, then how come salamander can do it? That means it has to be in the salamander's blood. A quick blood test on the salamander should reveal the BMP4 or whichever hormone presented in the salamander's blood that allows them to complete the regeneration feat. In this case, I speculate that salamander has salamander progesterone running in the blood in adult age where it is absent in humans. So to compensate for this feat, if we humans have progesterone running in the blood, we too can regenerate our limbs. But it goes beyond that, we can regenerate a brain, or even revive the dead. The application is limitless. So I came up with the idea to build a spare clone body through progesterone and epithelial cells and transfer my consciousness over. All I need is my consciousness frequency and my brain memory waveform and a spare body created through progesterone and I can achieve immortality In case you are wondering what cell signaling is, here is a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dbRterutHY In case you are wondering where I got the idea, I studied the MAPK pathway from the growth hormone(the one we are all familiar with). I was trying to find a harmless way to activate Yamanaka Factors in the cell and change gene expression until I came upon cell signaling molecules(hormones): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7GoZ9vFCY8 P.S. So if Michael Levin already revealed the working mechanism for human regeneration(progesterone), why is it not revealed to the public? I dunno P.S. Based on the salamander's blood test, whichever you find should have a big impact on salamander's regeneration, it could be progesterone or some other hormone resembling that to the salamander's perspective of progesterone(speculation). P.S. So I have 2 speculations here: 1. Whichever that is responsible for salamander's regeneration should be in the salamander's blood(red text and harmless video). It is because the cellular tissue has to be signaled for proliferation and regeneration, cells do not usually do that on its own 2. Progesterone might be the key for regeneration and can be applied to human as well(based on the bmp4 scenario) P.S. This is when they announce salamanders might be going extinct = =, welp

A bit too many bathtubs

Thanks , I had trouble understanding the brain because I thought it is analogue based, but the waveform the brain generates on the gray matter can be interpreted in terms of binary inputs. It is interesting because the locals here mentioned the term gray matter. So I thought since the white matter has a myelin(lipid) sheath around it as an insulator then the gray matter has to be the place where the signal is broadcasted.

Why do I think the brain works in terms of Q-waveform? Because the brain looks like a CPU, or at least the first 30 seconds of this video. But keep in mind if you think consciousness is a functional point of view, a CPU does not exhibit a consciousness(or we wouldn't know) in comparison to a brain.

The brain frequency can be decoded as I have shown with the Q-waveform in electronics. The idea is, when the brain receives a stimuli such as sound or even images. The brain interprets it as a waveform(imagine a square wave), and this square wave, as I have posted in Flip-Flop video, can be further distinguished into different logic gate components. Hence you may think of sound of tone "A" as a combination of "AND", "OR", "NAND" gates as an example that generates this waveform. And these logic gates, coincidentally, also governs our behavior. As consciousness also exist as a waveform and thus logic gates where you can plug your stimuli waveform into. As for the brain part that arise consciousness, well I suspect it is in the basal ganglia from the D1 loop. It is a structure that gives rise to this consciousness comprise of neurons. Why do I think that? Because we have neurons in our hand, in our feet, and some other places in the body(probably not organs). But the consciousness is only in the brain. So what marks the differences among these neurons if the neurons in the hand, the feet, is same as the neurons in the brain? It has to be structural. My guess is that the consciousness arise from the horn like structure in caudate nucleus in the striatum, which is also a part of basal ganglia. Coincidentally, the D1 loop also goes there. I could be wrong though, but the shape of the horn like structure of caudate nucleus intrigues me if you look at the anatomy or physiology of the striatum in the brain. As to why the consciousness is generated in the horn like structure, I have no idea. Clearly you cannot think of consciousness as a functional point of view. The behavior or personality can be comprised from the logic gates in a functional point of view, but probably not consciousness. P.S. As an example, let's say the light hits the eye, then it travels through neurons and the white matters in the brain. The white matter exhibit a synaptic delay, so the signal say pauses for 0.5ms, then moves on, until it hits the gray matter and the signal is broadcasted, the next signal arrives 0.8ms later, so you got a high edge when the signal pass through and a low edge when the signal is gone. And there you got a square wave. You plug this square wave based on the delay as the Q-waveform outputs and solve for the logic gates. And the logic gates dictate the information of the sound/light/memory or personality of the brain. The Q waveform for the above example would be like this, and you solve for the logic gates using this waveform.

A frequency of the brain wave. The analogy is that, your brain is not on at all time like a light bulb, there is a time gap between when a neuron fires and when a gray matter receives and emit that message. If you are unsure what gray matter is, those are neurons that is missing a myelin sheath, so they broadcast the signal essentially. And perhaps the lower clock edge does exhibit a consciousness in a functional point of view(I could be wrong). I just figured that, if a light bulb is not on at all time, then perhaps the same applies to consciousness? That even though our sense seem continuous there is a gap in between the time that we feel. Anyway check out the video below on brain wave. Point is, if you disconnect the lamp, the bulb would stop lighting up, but that does not mean you do not know which part of this lamp should light up or is responsible for lighting up. I see, so you are implying my testing method is wrong. Ya I know the method of my testing is kind of crude, but the consciousness has to arise from a local area in the brain somewhere. And I am curious as to the brain structure that gives rise to the consciousness that we know(perhaps a horn like structure like caudate nucleus). But ya, hacking the frequency of the brain wave seems easy in comparison. Although I am yet to figure out where the loop leads into the striatum. I would have to go with substantia nigra at this point.