February 06, 2021

The Left Hand

Richard Cronin

It is known throughout all of Nature that there is a left hand bias, with greater power than the right — but it is hidden. You can apply this logic everywhere, even to human affairs and politics.

An example would be with the dominant left hand twist in complex biochemicals. The molecular make-up is the same but, viewed from above, most biochemicals corkscrew to the left. This is called chirality. Your DNA possesses a right hand chiral outer polysaccharide double helix but hidden within are the all-important left hand chiral genes. Thus going thru the autocatalytic glycosis process, the DNA molecule unzips to expose the genes for perfect replication. The outer polysaccharide double helix acts as a protective cover. There are many useful books on chirality, beyond just biochemistry.

Ewald Hejl describes how the earliest biochemicals and earliest life formed along fission tracks, the left-hand grooves cut in metamorphic rock due to the left-hand scatter of the daughter particles from natural fission.

Most people are right-handed but the right hand is controlled by the left hemisphere of your brain. Again, the left hand member in the coupling is more powerful, more important but it is hidden.

There is a left hand bias for counterclockwis e (left hand rotation ) in spiral galaxies, such as the Milky Way. Shrouded by dust and largely hidden at the core of the Milky Way is Sagittarius "A”, the dominant, massive black hole around which the Milky Way rotates. All matter should eventually fall into the dominant black hole, but it is now known that there are pulses of matter and energy propelled out at right angles from the accretion disc, sometimes on one side, sometimes on both sides. These pulses move at superluminal speeds to escape the black hole. Carlo Rovelli describes this flash back phenomenon as a White Hole. The speed of light as we have previously thought is not constant and not limiting — under these extreme conditions. In 1904 Einstein even published about the speed of light as relative ( given the applied energy). Logically, if distance is relative and time is relative, velocity is distance over time, so of course the speed of light is relative. Einstein discarded his best idea but he had no way of observing these galactic phenomena. Alexander Unzicker’s book "Einstein’s Lost Key” explains this in greater detail.

As to human and political affairs, there is also a left hand bias. We want to care for our fellow man. We want a good comfortable life for everyone. The political left always begins with such ideals. It is very powerful. Unfortunately, giving into such ideals leads to dependency, the most destructive force in human affairs. Parents overindulge their children and they grow up to be grifters. The same is obviously true with the drift to Socialism.

We must resist the powerful urge to care for everyone’s comfort. Otherwise we fall into a black hole. But it won’t end there. The black hole will regurgitate it back out in searing pulses of matter and energy.

Fred Hoyle was correct. There was no Big Bang. Hoyle argued that the Universe is infinite and always was infinite. Now, given these observations of galactic pulses (Gamma Ray Bursts or GRBs), it is fair to say that the Universe always was infinite and continues to expand at an accelerating rate.

The age of the Universe is under continuing scrutiny. Recently identified is the Methuselah Star, which appears to be older than the previously thought to be the age of the Universe. Obviously, Gamma Ray Bursts move away from us at speeds which we cannot observe.

This solves the conundrum created by Stephen Hawking. A central law of Quantum Mechanics is that "Information, once created, cannot be destroyed.” You cannot modify history. You cannot nullify history, even down to the most extreme subatomic particles. They all have a history associated with them. We just continue creating new history.

It’s much as you truly cannot forget anything. It’s all filed away in the right hemisphere of your brain and spills out in your dreams albeit in a jumbled form. The right hemisphere of your brain is the creative side. Dreamland.

It’s also fair to say that God never forgets and He certainly has not forgotten you.

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