Clas Svahn

So there's something about the Schumann resonance, which is part of the anthropic principle, allows things to grow.

And then the sun creates the perfect amount of UV radiation to create the perfect amount of mutations to allow for, you know,

biological evolution.

If evolution were too fast, it wouldn't be adaptive.

And if it was too slow, it wouldn't be adaptive.

And then now we have this new physics that Hal Puthoff is exploring around the possibility of a scalar field.

NASA and the DOE just...

published a podcast around scalar physics.

Yeah.

And so these scalar waves would get produced by the Sun and they move in ways that don't decay or attenuate over space-time like your traditional transverse Hertzian wave.

So you could have some sort of communication, you know, to life on Earth via the sun.

I don't think it's communication.

I think it's what the star does.

I mean, every star does things like that, and they are not aware of it.

They only do their thing.

But of course, it affects the life on Earth.

Absolutely.

Yes.

But you could say something very similar about...

human through a materialist reductionist lens you could say we're ultimately we have the illusion of consciousness but we're not conscious and so