Nature, Heart, and Conscience: a Tear in Time

pp. 297-301

Abstract

The knowledge gained in recent years on heart functioning, not only through basic research but also through technology, has unraveled essential questions. A thorough analysis reveals that the answers date back some 200 years to the Industrial Revolution, when man developed mechanical knowledge analogous to aspects of cardiac function that date back to the emergence of mammals in the Triassic and were demonstrated in the last decade. In other words, human consciousness surprisingly employed the same strategy in its evolution of knowledge that biological development used to construct the heart 200 million years ago, which, obviously, was unknown to man.