…say, I didn't invent this. It's already well established. And there are biologists today working with this concept, most notably Michael Levin at Tufts University in the United States. What I contributed to this approach was looking at the question of where…

…Thomas Aquinas more than Whitehead because it's clearer to me. But I think that in the context of modern science, people like Michael Levin at Tufts, I don't know if you're familiar with his work. I don't think so. What's his research? He's by far the…

…and I think he's aware of Whitehead's work, and he might be somebody that you could bring into your survey. But Merlin's into Levin too. And he's very, very prolific. But let me give you an example of the kinds of experiments he's doing. In one…

…you can go in contemporary biology. You know, he's sticking to electricity. He doesn't mention me or morphogenetic fields. And what Levin is doing is And this stuff gets on the cover of science, non-nature and stuff. And everyone says, what fascinating…

…whole embryo is shaped by a morphogenetic field. Now it's not just me that talks in terms of formative fields that people like Michael Levin and it's been going on in biology for a hundred years, it's not a new concept. But the field concept in physics…

…have this interface with electromagnetic phenomena throughout the entire universe. That's fascinating. Are you familiar with the work of Dr. Michael Levin at Tufts by any chance? Yeah, I know Michael Levin. So his stuff fascinates me because he shows just…

…universe. That's fascinating. Are you familiar with the work of Dr. Michael Levin at Tufts by any chance? Yeah, I know Michael Levin. So his stuff fascinates me because he shows just how important the electromagnetic field is as far as dictating human and…

…and learning. I don't know if you're familiar with that experiment. No, what's the experiment? Well, I'm a big fan of Michael Levin, and I think he's the most inventive biologist working at present. And he did these experiments with flatworms, which are…

…to decide between those two interpretations. Most people would go with the cellular memory interpretation. The point is about Michael Levin, he's really pushing the boundaries of biology, but he remains fairly non-committal about exactly how this is happening.…