Nirosha (Narosha/Nirosha) Murugan (guest/researcher)

And this could be like memories.

Is it like signals?

A thought.

Why can't a thought be transported in the form of light?

And it kind of, you know, if we're really thinking far ahead, are these photons involved in trying to help us understand consciousness?

Oh, yeah.

What myself and a few other people are doing is, the photons are there.

Can we use it to discriminate between things?

if they're at the very least tied to metabolism, are they photonic biomarkers?

Like, can I say, I know that's a heart.

I know that's a tumor.

I know that's a kidney.

That's it.

At the very least, can we do that?

And so what I'm trying to do is use that for cancer.

So for cancer use, we know that cancer have dysfunctional mitochondria or non-normal mitochondria.

So from there, can you imagine if when at the very beginning inception, we can pick up that early change as soon as they happen, as soon as they're different from their healthy counterparts.

If we can pick up that using photons, that means we can pick up cancer as early as the inception point.

We don't need to have an accumulation of molecules and mutations.

We don't have to wait that long.