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This week on GZT Alfa, our guest is Prof. Dr. İsmail Hakkı Aydın! In Episode II of Brain, Prof. Dr. İsmail Hakkı Aydın explains the scientific basis for communicating with all living things—even inanimate objects—in the universe. Drawing on quantum entanglement, DNA bases discovered in meteorites, and the universal traces of life, he argues that everything from cats to dogs, rocks to soil, can have a "memory" and "perception." The discovery of the essential components of life, such as adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine, and uracil, in meteorites from space is presented as proof that life in the universe is not limited to Earth. This discovery takes the possibility of communication with living things, and even with what we know as "inanimate" entities, from a science fiction scenario to a laboratory level. The program explores not only nature and the universe, but also humanity itself. Our guest shares recent research showing that the brain continues to perceive for 24 hours after death, and touches on striking projects such as the downloading of memory and information to DNA. Prof. Dr. İsmail Hakkı Aydın explained that human-like neural networks and "mice that think like humans" have been created in laboratories, that brains can be stimulated remotely by mapping the frequency of neurons, and that even societies can be manipulated with electro-frequencies. So, is it possible to produce a human brain in a laboratory? Will we truly be able to communicate with other living beings in the universe? Has the mystery of the brain been solved? How can we use our brains most efficiently? This and more are now available in this episode! Watch now and share your thoughts with us 😍 00:00 Introduction 00:35 Is it possible to communicate with other living beings in the universe? 09:45 What does the brain feel at the moment of death? 15:50 Has the mystery of the brain been solved? 22:35 How can we use our brains most effectively? 26:40 Can artificial intelligence control our brains? 31:10 Could artificial intelligence one day begin to feel like humans? 33:10 Is it possible to control the brain remotely? You're at GZT Alfa 📣 Every week, we bring you interviews with leading figures in their fields 🤓 At GZT Alfa, we hold in-depth conversations with prominent, inspiring figures who make a difference with their knowledge. Our goal is to both inspire and inform our audience by presenting the experts' world of thought and their unique perspectives on their fields. Each episode focuses on a different perspective and theme, and we don't just ask questions but also delve into the topics in depth. If you'd like to experience an experience filled with previously untold details with an "alpha" figure in a different field each week, join us! Join us Instagram:   / gzt_alfa   Twitter: https://x.com/gzt_alfa