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A person from the point of view of physics

In the understanding of many people, man on Earth is the master, the ruler, God's creation, with everything on the planet, and partly beyond it in the Universe, at his disposal. If in the first year of school the future “masters of life” are only learning to read, then already in the second year the textbooks tell schoolchildren indirectly how these blessings are used by adults who have mastered one profession or another. However, in the modern world the physicist uncles take a rather sceptical view of such an interpretation of the notion of “man”. In their understanding, people are merely electromagnetic systems, each of which interacts with another similar system or with the environment by means of frequency oscillations of different ranges – basic ones and energy-information ones at the level of cellular exchange.

The neurons of the brain work in a basic frequency range, which varies within limits of up to forty hertz. Depending on the state a person is in (sleep, wakefulness or strong emotional strain), the values of these frequencies change. If, for example, a person faces the task of learning French in a very short time, the electromagnetic pulses of the brain's neurons will interact at the maximum frequency, reaching the upper limit of the range. This means that his brain is working at the limit of its capacities, and the person is on the verge of a mental or nervous disorder.

Supporting frequencies

The functioning of the organs and systems of a person (at the cellular level) is carried out by the emission of electromagnetic waves with a frequency of seven to eight hundred hertz. An increase in frequency indicates that an inflammatory process is going on in the body. A decrease may mean that the person has an oncological disease.