Internet Related Climate Change

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The book explores the biochemical effects of low-level electromagnetic fields from the internet on the brain, particularly focusing on the enzyme heme oxygenase. It details how heme deficiency leads to the synthesis of porphyrins, which can self-organize into porphyrions—simple self-replicating structures capable of information storage and energy generation. These porphyrions serve as templates for complex organisms like RNA and DNA viroids, prions, and magnetotactic nanoarchaea, which contribute to greenhouse gas emissions through processes like methanogenesis.