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Do you think it's possible to sustain life on Mars? How far into the future do you see this happening?
Maybe biological switches would change everything for a biological machine.
Could you explain the fundamental principles of biology?
Aren't neurons the biological analog of switches?
Can machine learning help solve inverse scattering problems where the forward scattering problem is highly nonlinear?
How do x-rays work to see only the bones and ignore skin?
I think bone opacity also comes down to water contents (there is just more water in tissue).
Can those x-rays be used for automatic detection of changes within the molecule structure of crystallized solids as well?
Do you think ecology will play an important role in understanding molecular computation?
Ecology is a complex system. Physics is easy: just analyze a single particle's or body's motion. Ecology has vast interconnections and mechanisms. View Less »