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QUANTUM ENGINEERING #35: THE EPILOGUE OF MY NEW BOOK

I decided to share Chapter one of my new book with you this AM.  I hope you enjoy it.  


All these thoughts in this book came about from starlight.

CHAPTER ONE  

"THE SILENCE"

Your family defines you and what you will become.


Mammals crawled out of their underground holes and heard the silence for the first time in their lives.  That is how the scene in this chapter begins.  

What is a chapter to you? In a novel, a chapter is defined as a section, or division, in a book, and it is usually separated by a chapter number or chapter title. Chapters often break the overall book topic into sections.

In reference books, chapters are still used in much the same way. They form part of an overall indexing and organizing system that makes the book more useful as a store of information. You can see how the last group of thoughts links to the present ideas getting presented so to speak.

However, in novels and narrative non-fiction, book chapters serve a different purpose.

Chapters and scenes are related, as they are both parts of a book, but they are not the same thing:

In some novels, chapters contain one scene each. Sometimes that scene is so dramatic it seems like it dominates the rest of the book.  So it is with our family, the mammals.  How the began was non-descript.  They found an underground niche and because of that, they had to script a life that worked without sunlight for much of their life cycle.  As they evolved and found it safe in the world, they rapidly changed and became creates who could thrive without sunlight.

More often, each chapter of a book will contain several related scenes. In this case, the scenes are usually divided from one another by whitespace, by a typographic ornament, or by using a transition phrase in the text itself—but not by a number or title. In our family, the jump from our cousins, the chimps, to use is another stunning development in the narrative.  One that is so counterintuitive that when you hear about the process that drove it you are in stunned disbelief.  But in that disbelief, the story becomes compelling.  You can no longer look away from it.  And when you dive deep into, the details of this epoch on Earth has fueled my curiosity and kept me entertained for my entire life.  It really is why I became a brain surgeon.  I get to operate on two lobes in the front of our head which is the key difference between our species and the rest of our family.  Those two lobes are another chapter that just does not appear to fit into the story of life either.  They represent a quantum leap of change in our family and this very day, have confused most of the experts in science.  There is seemingly no good plausible explanation of how they came to be.


That story is defined by this paragraph. The living system in mammals, especially your frontal lobes are nests of abiotic carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, organized together with traces of a few other elements, yet of a complexity of structure that has hitherto resisted all attempts at complete analysis because our species of biological experts do not understand how light and water bind and weave the process of atoms in things.  This makes our protoplasm the most enduring and the most easily destroyed of substances we know; its molecules are constantly programmed electronically by light to break down constantly, yet reorganize under solar power to furnish the power for the manifestations of many vital phenomena.  Yet, through its remarkable property of assimilation of light, a power possessed by few other things on earth, it constantly builds up its substance anew from the surrounding medium and it avoids our perception of its recipe.

Well, I wrote that chapter down now on a bunch of napkins on a Delta flight coming home from Italy in 2003.  You can find the details on those napkins in the Quantum Engineering series of blogs on my Patreon series of blogs.  Recalling that story makes tears come to my eyes every time I think about it.  I have tears in my eyes just writing this.  The music I put above is playing as I type this.  You'll hear those tears in my podcast with Rick Rubin.  This chapter of my life changed me forever.  It is when I became fully decentralized.   It is where I rejected my past education and began my journey, to tell the truth about our species.


It is my favorite chapter of science I have ever written. Parts of this story have traveled with me for large segments of my life.  But how they were all tied together in the story of humans occurred for me close to 20 years ago at the foot of a statue in Florence when a few key elements in the environment came together to put the final touches of this silence reverberating in my head into a scene.  To date, that day has been the most impactful of my life.  I cannot wait to share that story with some of you with science subtracted out when my podcast with Mr. Rubin comes out.  Right now, I am unfolding the science in that scene in the chapter of my book with you now on Patreon.  It is spectacularly bold, not because of my ideas, but because of what happened to our family, the mammals.

For me, a chapter is an era of life.  I have recently realized that my own life is unfolding in the same way as the mammalian family.  Chapters that should have come earlier in my own story did not.  An asteroid interrupted my own life and caused its trajectory to change too.  I never gave it much thought until I started writing about how POMC sculpted everything that created a silly talking monkey with sunlight.  Much like the family of animals I come from, the mammals, the key chapters in my life seem to have come out of order too.  How is that for irony?  Mammals' time in the sun on Earth, was created by an extraterrestrial event.  An event so unlikely, that the collateral effects of that impact changed the plot of life forever in a moment.  When you understand where it is in the history of life it sticks out like a sore thumb.  When you dive into this chapter, it is stunning how different it is from the rest of the story of how life unfolded on Earth before it. Modern humans love stories about who we replaced as a family.  I think we like it because when we see the carnivore bones in museums of the T-Rex it gives our species a boost of confidence that we replaced them.  


That is a myopic viewpoint for sure, but it explains why we continue to see so many Jurrasic Park movies.  Hollywood scenes have tried to usurp this chapter of the book of life to boost our dopamine levels.  If silly talking monkeys were wise, they'd realize that those killing machines were taken out by something they never saw coming and the same thing is happening to us right now of our own design.  The dinosaurs, in that way, are superior to us.  They had no design flaws.  The natural environment took them out.  We come from a group of animals who seems to be an afterthought of Nature.  Her favorite mistake was designed on a rainy day when there was no sun.  Yet, in that darkness, came a recipe for future success.  It is as if this group of animals so non-discript got a boost from the heavens.  Almost like hitting the jackpot in a slot machine.  It is even more ironic when you considered who mammals replaced.  


A plot twist few in this biological novel would have ever thought of. We are a biological implausibility when you get down to the brass tacks.  And this one chapter in my life for me has always transfixed me.  No matter what other chapter I am in my life, or no matter what other chapter of life I am studying from the Novel Earth has written, is more compelling than this one.   I hope you someday find a chapter in your life that energizes you every day as this one has for me.  This song above seems to resonate with how mammals came to take over Earth.

Transformational change in mammals is a state of bold total annihilation or what we were to something Nature envisioned us to be without a ton of sunlight. Her original design was optimized for a lack of sunlight.  So what happens when your main nemesis gets taken out and sunlight returns to your life, but your family is designed for long stretches of darkness sans sunlight?  This chain event is a game changer for your cells.  The adaptation to this set of circumstances can not simply be a better version of the business-as-usual approach found in every other chapter of evolutionary history.  Yes, this chapter stands out like a sore thumb demanding an explanation.  That explanation will be your transformational learning moment; it will be a shift in your context of reality and your point of view about yourself…………of that I am sure.  Why?  It has changed my entire life already.  Now it is your turn.


QUANTUM ENGINEERING #35:  THE EPILOGUE OF MY NEW BOOK

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I'm done toying with centralized science. You feel me yet? What I have learned about Public Health over my surgical career? Talk is cheap for politicians and epidemiologists. Since talk is cheap, then being silent is expensive for the public and for MDs. Most folks it seems, can't afford to buy into it. It is wise to be aware of people who are standing in your midst and who refuse to smile when you win. Make sure during this time you carefully reevaluate your own network of misfits. Check out my latest article: PUSHING A CANCELLED RESEARCHER TO THE FINISH LINE. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pushing-cancelled-researcher-finish-line-jack-kruse

Dr. Jack Kruse

Part 2 of my podcast is now live with Mr. Rick Rubin, Dr. Andrew Huberman and myself. Have a listen. Agent provocateur's try to bring grit to arguments to create progress. I view myself as an agent provocateur for centralized science. Small grits of sand become gorgeous pearls with pressure or time in an oyster. To succeed at anything worthwhile in life requires persistence, no matter how gifted, fortunate, or passionate you are. Once the oyster finds that right grain of sand the artist begins. Creativity then manifests. This grit allowed my to pause the science of medicine and embrace the art of medicine that is buried in Nature's recipes for cells. Nature is our elixir vitae. Once you find your passion and your "pot," you need to hang in there--you need to persist. In a world, where reality says you cannot store the fruit of your labor across time, how can you establish a relationship that is predictable with the world to get ahead. Water does this for light and your cells take full advantage of this store of energy, information, and value. The "games" that nature plays on our cells is quite intricate. Uncovering them is my passion. Become comfortable with uncertainty. Uncertainity is part of thre fabric of Nature and she pulls on your threads via your cells using it. The great human error is thinking that there can be an antidote to the uncertainty in life. This is Mother Nature’s key credo of the mitochondriac. You will hear that passion in all three of us. Can you live with uncertainty? I want to live with doubt and embrace the uncertainty and not knowing. I think it is much more interesting to live not knowing than to have answers that might be wrong. Living life believing bullshit centralized lies and half-truths is a horrendous fate in life. Life isn’t meant to be lived perfectly because of certainty……Life merely needs to be LIVED. It should be sampled boldly, wildly, beautifully, uncertainty, imperfectly, but magically LIVED. Let go of certainty. The opposite isn't uncertainty. It's openness, curiosity and a willingness to embrace paradox, rather than choose up sides. The ultimate challenge is to accept ourselves exactly as we are, but never stop trying to learn and grow. You have to embrace the suck in life. Life develops from our negatives, our mistakes. When you listen to it, read the blogs on POMC/melanin, judge me below. For me, courage within a friendship becomes real when you know implicitly at the outset you're licked before commencement, but you start anyway and see things through no matter what because folks are counting on you in some small way. Sometimes, reaching out to another's mind is the beginning of a journey. At other times, touching their hand allows another to take your journey in the future when you are gone. Wisdom is the seed mammals need now. Not letting go is the bond I'm looking for in sharing my life's work. No person is your friend who demands your silence or denies your right to grow. https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dr-jack-kruse-and-andrew-huberman-ph-d-part-2/id1671669052?i=1000611559742

Dr. Jack Kruse

Aortic stenosis (melanopsin/melanin disease) is what Rick Rubin had and the topic of this podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tetragrammaton-with-rick-rubin/id1671669052?i=1000610678541

Dr. Jack Kruse

Why do some body parts have different POMC expression in humans? Implications? http://forum.jackkruse.com/index.php?threads/why-do-some-body-parts-have-different-pomc-expression-in-humans.27574/

Dr. Jack Kruse

Jack, I’ve just been on your website and wanted to begin re-reading The Quilt again. None of the links are working properly. A little pop up appears for a split second and then disappears again.

David Mc Gettigan

Thanks for the pictures showing the tuberous sclerosis and explaining the lack of melanin in the brain. Suddenly these expressions from the skin are rather terrifying to say the least. It shows how challenged a state a " blue light smart Alec mammal" can be.

michael john moreau

Today's lesson on quantum biology: https://twitter.com/DrJackKruse/status/1641891940693168146

Dr. Jack Kruse

I don't know who that is

Dr. Jack Kruse

What's your opinion on Abraham-Hicks.com and inner wisdom? I'm curious.

Christine Hueber

The only thing keeping us from being more resilient than even the dinosaurs is our own pride. Thank you Dr. Kruse for keeping life in perspective. I'm going to go grab my flintstone and humbly dig for carrots in the garden now.

Roman S Shapoval

As a person who writes music and has utilized lyrics and melodies to express the essence of my soul, I see music as a thermometer of sorts. The mood of this song in and of itself is profoundly grieving on all levels. The depts of anger, rage, hurt, pain, condescending and personally applied guilt, sorrow, loss, and helplessness are intertwined. During my younger days back in the 60"s through the 70's, there was one such song that the Manchester Orchestra would resonate with as well. The mood the emotions elicited are very much the same, and I must say, my hats are in the celebratory position of saying Bravo, well done, exceptional, for this masterpiece work. It has taken this much time to be in a position to realize what this song is attempting to convey. The song I was referencing above was "Nights in White Satin" by the Moodey Blues. When it first arrived on the scene, it stunned listeners as does "The Silence". People stopped what they were doing, had to sit and listen, but not move. Time stood still, and complete captivation ensued. Then came the tears, which at first were those of sorrow, then they turned to joy for some strange reason. I think that there was a sense of Hope that maybe things would get better, and that was because we were all so much younger and had what we thought was an endless amount of time, to heal and mend. However, for a senior living in today's world, time is precious, and time allotted to other individuals who become dissociated; now becomes so critically important, because we have no reference point to work from. The essence of a soul sacrificing such a precious gift is incomprehensible as to its purpose. I have had such a loss and have no understanding of why it occurred, Nature brought us together, to cohabit, have a child, successfully raise the child, only to become fragmented and heartbroken, following the financial crisis of 2008. Bankruptcy ensued and with it came utter devastation. Did nature make a mistake... one might think so in the blaming game. But I now know this about that episode of life: the story is not over, there are more chapters, and I have no idea of what may happen, or where things may go. However, this person became and instrumental force in my life years later by saving my brother, by stepping in and getting a safe place for he and I to live. Never expected that one, never saw it coming, but Nature stepped in for some very good, unexpected reason. As Yogi Berra might put it, "it ain't over till it's over", and I may add, "with Nature". My supplication for the writers and listeners of these beautifully crafted lyrics, profoundly elicited emotions, and effortlessly expressed melodic lines, is billions of electrons of love, complete nearness of soul support, ongoing embracive devotion, and outstretched arms of wanting to make it better by being there...anytime you need it.

michael john moreau

I greatly appreciate your work! This song captivated me to the core, this is a very strong and soulful song

YourMagnet_adult_version

Beautiful words Jack and thank you for introducing me to Manchester Orchestra. Have a feeling that band may fuel a few morning sunshine walks for me 👌🏻 looking forward to your new book, hope we don’t have to wait too long for it!

David Mc Gettigan

it would be very nice if the Spanish-speaking population could read your work.

Alejandro Zoccola

Finally, and after all these many years, something crafted in words we can enjoy, learn from, and utilize to progress throughout life. I am sincerely glad that you had your select moment with David. He was waiting for you to come along, all this while.

michael john moreau

Bravo!! This is the story of life i want to read! You will publish your chapters here or we could buy also in paper? For obvious reasons i like to read books in paper. meanwhile always red screen and aiplane mode after post is loaded 😂

Miquel

Thank you so much for sharing this chapter with us, it is really great. Your work is commendable!

Naked_SoNUshka

Awesome

vicky surbrugg

Looking very much forward to chapter two 👀. How did mammals survive in the dark? What changed when the sunlight came back after decades?

Evelyn Münster


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