The transfer of biological matter between two magnetic coils via the conversion of its quantum intelligence into acoustic quanta and living, intelligent words—achieved by breaking time symmetry between the sheets of the "branes": A scientific validat

Recent articles have posited that every living entity possesses a unique "quantum intelligence." When placed within an appropriate environment, this intelligence facilitates the manifestation of that specific living entity. According to this concept, when biological matter is subjected to specific magnetic conditions within a coil, it appears to vanish. From a classical perspective, its quantum intelligence—associated with photons—is transferred, subsequently separating within a receiving coil; under suitable biological conditions, it then develops back into the original biological matter. However, through the lens of quantum relativity and string theory, the disappearance of the original biological matter is not strictly necessary. Instead, we must assume, first, that every "brane" is composed of multiple lower-dimensional sheets containing various particles. Second, we assume that our own brane—comprising particle sheets—is interacting with another brane consisting of anti-particle sheets. In this hypothesis, changes in magnetic flux within a secondary coil, combined with photon interactions, disrupt the symmetry between particles and anti-particles. This creates the potential for anti-particles to emerge within our particle-based brane. To prevent such disorder, nature replaces the current sheet with the sheet corresponding to the biological entity's quantum intelligence—effectively accessing a past state—whereby the quantum intelligence manifests. If this quantum intelligence is then placed within its appropriate environment, the corresponding biological matter is created. If this quantum intelligence enters the human ear, it manifests as a quantum sound and becomes audible. Because quantum intelligence can be converted into sound—forming words that carry meaning—it is also possible to transport biological matter using such sound-based words. For this reason, certain experimental results demonstrate the impact of sound and words on biological matter, and even its transportation. If this hypothesis is correct, it may well relate to the account in the Holy Quran, which refers to Jesus as the "Word of God