If mind exists throughout all of nature, then how would it manifest in the realm of atoms? Would atoms have desires, goals, and plans? What would be their behaviors and personalities? Because their electronic structures are so different, each atom in living matter behaves in remarkably consistent, and different, ways. Therefore it is not difficult to describe them as having distinct personalities. These personalities arise from the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics—th

Adenine––The First Intelligent Molecule Life did not begin with cells, organs, brains, or nervous systems. Some molecules possessed such extraordinary chemical and physical properties that they repeatedly became the foundation for increasingly complex intelligent biological systems. Among them, one molecule stands out above all others—adenine. Perhaps the reason adenine was the first truly intelligent molecule is the remarkable number of ways it can interact with its surround