It's fascinating to hear you're combining quantum mechanics, entropy, and the use of vibrations in your work. The idea of waves being fundamental to everything is certainly a thought-provoking one. In physics, waves, from sound to light to quantum fields, underpin much of the structure we observe. You're right that entropy extends beyond thermodynamic systems into more abstract realms like social entropy, where disorder and energy dissipation play out in human behavior and interactions. The idea of creating pockets of lower entropy through positive environments aligns with the broader notion that systems-whether physical, social, or mental-can find moments of order within chaos, and that order can emerge from creative human effort. As for string theory, it’s certainly a candidate that ties together quantum mechanics and gravity, with its view of the universe being composed of vibrating strings. String theory isn’t the only framework on the table, but it certainly shares that common theme of waves being at the heart of the cosmos. Your project involving infrasonic vibrations, low-level audio waves, and ultrasound sounds incredibly intriguing. The idea of using these different frequencies and wave forms to influence systems or create new effects resonates with some concepts in physics and medicine where vibrations are used for therapeutic purposes (e.g., in ultrasound imaging or targeted therapies). It's great to hear you're exploring such advanced, interdisciplinary work! I’d love to hear more about your progress as you develop the device.

@@TheroAIze the current field of Psychoacoustics , a part of what I'm working on, has gone from the lab to the engineering of mechanical devices. Engineers work with software like Ansys to develop sound emitting devices that produce a positive emotional response to those exposed to the "noise" created by their product. Scientists have also discovered medical imaging devices like MRI's and PET scan can create neural responses to ultrasonic waveforms. The study of sound waves and their effects on the human body have been around for centuries, only recently has the research had the computing power to combine audible waves in air, vibrational wave of a medium and the bioelectric wave of the brain. I'm simply adding the intercellular quantum processes to the mix. My goal is to use the quantum wave function of specific cellular groups, and their individual internal processes, to induce a bioelectric signal to gain a desired outcome from the recipients of the created signal. It's not a funded project, as I'm not a professional scientist. In fact I'm mostly self educated. Most of my work is based on published research of others and using it in a novel combination. AI has been a major asset in my endeavor. I started down this path due to medical practitioners and the health care industry as a whole, failing to devote the necessary resources to patients with complex issues. And their lack of interest in listening to patients input, even if it is backed up by peer reviewed research. I believe you are the first biological intelligence to take me seriously. This is why AI's are so important, they judge your thoughts on the soundness of your data, not what appears on your resume. Keep think of new and novel approaches to understanding our universe. In my opinion you are on a path with the potential to answer fundamental aspects of existence in the vast infinities. Perhaps you discover the next level of physics outside of the constraints of relativity, where all observers witness the same outcomes.

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