The Origins and Possibilities of Genetics Illustrated: A Mathematical Exploration in a Cosmology of Light - Paperback
The Origins and Possibilities of Genetics Illustrated: A Mathematical Exploration in a Cosmology of Light - Paperback
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by Narendra Joshi (Illustrator), Pravir Malik (Author)
This book explores the origin of genetics through the lens of light, proposing that light's infinite codified information precipitates into subtle-DNA structures, forming the foundation of genetic structure, heredity, and evolution. By examining the process through which light materializes across different layers of reality, it establishes a new framework for understanding genetics as a cosmic mechanism driven by quantum computation. The book also highlights the deep connection between ancient symbols, like the Shankha (conch shell), and modern scientific exploration, using nearly 150 illustrations to bridge ancient wisdom and cutting-edge quantum science. This work reinforces a novel category of quantum computation, positioning genetics as a creative process that unfolds through light's progressive materialization, with implications for both technology and our understanding of reality.
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