¶ Organics and the Nucleus
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Organics and the Nucleus:
“It could be that organics doesn’t require the nucleus; that whatever the mysterious weightless phenomenon regenerative life may be, may be the nucleus of all biological species including you and me. The first closest-packed, omnitri-angularited, ergo structurally stabilized, cube has 14 spheres, but without a nucleus. This could be carbon. And carbon has the polyhedral nest availability for mounting hydrogen of all organic matter.”
¶ Citations
- RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, Wash. DC (2nd draft), 28 May’72
