The Internet and Human Species

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The book explores the biological effects of low-level electromagnetic fields from internet exposure on the brain, particularly focusing on the induction of enzymes and subsequent synthesis of porphyrins. These compounds can self-organize into structures that lead to the formation of RNA and DNA viroids, prions, and magnetotactic nanoarchaea. The interaction between these nanoarchaea and electromagnetic fields may alter brain structure, resulting in atrophy of the prefrontal cortex and hypertrophy of the cerebellum, potentially contributing to a neanderthal-like brain evolution.