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Hi All,
Is there a real science called Biogeometry?
Is there a real science called Biogeometry?
Is Biogeometry a Legitimate Science?
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In summary, biogeometry is an emerging scientific discipline that combines computational geometry, biochemistry, biophysics, statistics, and chemistry to develop new techniques for studying biological structures. It incorporates ideas from various areas of computer science and mathematics to address fundamental biological problems. However, there is also a term called "sacred geometry" that may be confused with biogeometry.
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yes, there's a legitimate biogeometry (study of the shapes of species, pretty much). But there's also "sacred geometry" which makes use (abuse?) of it as well. That might confuse things.
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There is a legitimate study being done, not to be mistaken for the Egyptian hand waving stuff.
http://helix-web.stanford.edu/psb05/intro-biogeometry.pdf
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I'm allergic to buzzwords. On the other hand, I guess that makes me a pioneer of the brand-new interdisciplinary field of immunolinguistics!
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yeah, I've been having trouble with "dynamic", "chaos", and "complex systems" myself...
FAQ: Is Biogeometry a Legitimate Science?
What is Biogeometry?
Biogeometry is a science that explores the relationships between living things and their environment. It studies the energy fields and geometric shapes that exist in nature and how they affect our health and well-being.
How is Biogeometry different from other scientific disciplines?
Biogeometry is a holistic approach to understanding the world around us. It combines principles from various fields such as physics, mathematics, and biology to study the energetic connections between all living things.
What are the practical applications of Biogeometry?
Biogeometry has many practical applications, including improving the quality of our living spaces, enhancing the health and vitality of plants and animals, and promoting overall well-being for humans.
Can Biogeometry be used to improve the environment?
Yes, Biogeometry can be used to create more harmonious and balanced environments. By understanding the energetic relationships between living things and their surroundings, we can design spaces that promote health, productivity, and sustainability.
Is there scientific evidence to support the principles of Biogeometry?
Yes, there is a growing body of research and evidence supporting the principles of Biogeometry. Numerous studies have shown the positive effects of Biogeometry on health, agriculture, and the environment. However, more research is needed to fully understand and utilize the potential of this science.