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compute the same things as a computer. Computation is therefore

simply a question of translating inputs and outputs from one system to

another.

In other words, the Water Thesis asserts that

Water can Represent, Compute, and Communicate. (4.33)

Whether or not the water thesis is valid may largely depend on

whether or not it leads to any useful practical applications.

If Statement (4.33) can be substantiated by experiments in the

future, using CymaScope (and its digital version described in [561] and

Section 4.22), for example, it would allow us to assert the following

alternative statement, using the term “supervene” (I am grateful to Douglas

Sayer Ji for calling my attention to this useful philosophical idiom):

All living processes supervene on water structures at the transition

state. (4.34)

More briefly, it may be asserted that

Life supervenes on water structures or aquaresonances. (4.35)

One evidence supporting Statement (4.34) or (4.35) is provided by

the so-called Franck–Condon Principle (FCP) well known in the field of

inorganic electron-transfer reactions in water [70]. FCP (explained in

Sections (3.2.6)–(3.2.8)) states that the rate of an electron-transfer reac-

tion is determined by (or supervenes on) the rate of the rearrangement of

the hydration shells surrounding the electron donor and acceptor

(reviewed in [12; 25, pp. 21–24]). Such water rearrangement can be

viewed as a form of molecular computing, since we can define “comput-

ing” as any rule-governed process of a system that transforms an input to

an output. The potential implications of Statements (4.33)–(4.35) seem

evident not only for basic biomedical sciences, but also for the contro-

versy in homeopathy [516].

In Section 3.2.21, it is suggested that there exists an isomorphism

between the human body and the Internet as summarized in Table 3.13.

One of the key points of that table is that water in the human body plays

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