Classical Environmental Template Hypothesis: Local GHz Resonance Imprinting in Wooden Structures (v1.4)

This work proposes a fully classical, local, and falsifiable mechanism for subjective "past-life" patterns. During intense cognitive activity, microtubule THz vibrations are down-converted to classical GHz fluctuations in hydration shells. These transient GHz patterns leak into nearby cellulose microcrystals (e.g., wooden beams), inducing short-term electromagnetic standing waves (duration <= 1 minute). A newborn in the same location may resonate with this residual field, priming neural circuits and producing a subjective sense of déjà vu. The effect is local (<= 1 m), transient, and testable with GHz antennas + EEG. No quantum mechanics. No long-term storage. No memory transfer.