Friday, September 11, 2026

Indus Valley lotus: Restorative Yoga class on Saturdays (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)? * Sat 9/12/26



Dear George (Church), Peter (Norvig, Google AI), Sundar (Pichai), Akhilan (Boopathy, with MIT BS and PhD with machine learning data training focus), Yoga friends, family in their 80s and 90s ~ Ma/Janie, and Alden (Briscoe - who went to Quaker George School in Philadelphia before Harvard college), & Quakertarian & Veterinarian & cousin Annie (Brown in NE Oregon) in her 60s, Dick (Robb MD, possibly posthumously, also an ophthalmology professor in Harvard Medical School - and might you Dick have helped develop the ongoing clinical trials for ER-100, epigenetic reprogramming for open-angle Glaucoma, and one other Glaucoma condition?, and see - https://share.google/aimode/uWGl5Ms0ZBrwk3sx6), and see too - and see the MIT Tech Review article below,  and Maitreyi (Mazumdar MD - a professor in Harvard Medical School too), Vivek (Buch MD, professor of surgery in the Stanford Medical School), MacLeod kin or family, Doortje (Van Kooten, and Angela and your father Victor, and please forward), Valerie & Ed Smyth MDs, & Marlynn Wei MD JD (co-author of "The Harvard Medical School Guide to Yoga: 8 Weeks to Strength, Awareness, and Flexibility," 2017, Harvard Press), Pin/Sid Mazumdar, HHS, all, 

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Yoga greetings 

(as in 8 limbs of Yoga as a curious octagon - 

in this email Restorative Yoga explorations' class on Saturday September 12, 2026  (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)  ... around 8 am Your Time  ...  


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You'll find last week's restorative Yoga explorations in the QS below, and here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/09/lotus-pedunculatus-big-trefoil.html - since I couldn't share them from this yogamacflower@gmail.com email account for some reason last week ... 


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Yoga asana & movement explorations, and re experimenting with lessening essential tremor, and de-hunching  .. 


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Siddhasana 
Sitting Yoga meditation on chair or in Siddhasana on floor on blanket ... 


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Urdhva Hastasana from sitting 
Extend arms up releasing them long toward the sky, creating space in the joints between the upper arm bones, and the forearm bones, in the wrists, in the all the spaces in the finger joints, as you release your inner arms and inner fingers to stream up, exploring the opening and potentially releasing prana in your inner arms, in the marrow of your upper arm bones and forearm bones, and then release your arms to rest your hands on your thighs ... 


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Cow-Cat pose a few times ... spread your hands on the floor, let. your fingers lenghetne, and your palms grow little rootlets into the floor ... undulating your spine, and releasing also your shoulders away from your ears to free the neck long ...


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Move you knees back about 12 inches, and rooting your palms down, imagine a parachute in the bottom of your pelvic floor, and a wind coming from beyond your hands to fill the parachute of your pelvic floor and release your pelvis back away from your hands, freeing your spine long with traction  ...




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How best could Yogis experiment with the Rentosertib drug now in phase 3 of clinical trials for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) to explore elicing prana pranayama in new ways -

Rentosertib (formerly ISM001-055) is the world's first fully AI-discovered and AI-designed drug to enter Phase 3 clinical trials. Developed by Insilico Medicine, the drug targets idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), a severe and progressive lung-scarring disease - 


Might it help anyone breathe more freely somehow? Might it help Stewart Brand above with his IPF?


How might it even help eliciting prana in new ways potentially (as in the relaxation response too - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2008/09/arc-steps-to-elicit-relaxation-response.html)?



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Rentosertib for IPF, and ER-100 for 2 glaucoma conditions, in clinical trials, two of the most groundbreaking experimental therapies in medicine, Both drugs use cellular rejuvenation and anti-aging science to treat severe diseases that currently have no cure


Thursday, September 10, 2026
Godwits: 

Monday, September 7, 2026
Ocher sea stars: 






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I asked MIT machine learning computer scientists Akhilon at the MIT Alumni Startups' Coworking session in SF yesterday how I might hack Google Street View with time slider to create a Realistic Virtual Earth for History ... and he suggested I think something like starting a new iteration of Realistic Virtual Earth for History ... and I'm adding here for Yoga asana research with our Avatar Agent Electronic Health Records ... and see the QQS. Sundar, Peter, others? 


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How best to begin a #RVE for scientific Yoga and Yoga asana research and from home even, regarding clinical trials, LLMs and data generation +? 


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This geneticist’s age-reversal tech could help restore sight : 
Yuancheng (Ryan) Lu is behind one of the buzziest results in rejuvenation science.

By Antonio Regalado
September 8, 2026


Concludes - 
"While Sinclair, his former boss, believes humans could live to be 200, Lu disagrees. There’s just too much that goes wrong as we age. His work with OSK, he says, was more a proof of concept than a silver bullet. But it did change the conversation. “Six years ago, you couldn’t talk about rejuvenation. We didn’t use that word—there was pushback,” Lu tells me. “But I think people have accepted the concept that you can really reverse molecular age.”  ?



Might we all be doing Yoga and as we get to be 150 years old, and in relatively good health as well? 


Yogically (as in 8 limbs of Yoga, and see this tree here - https://x.com/Q_YogaMacFlower/status/2044848212360753480), abolition-ally, best wishes, Happy Yoga, warm regards,  
Scott


Indus Valley lotus: Restorative Yoga class on Saturdays (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)? * Sat 8/12/26 




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Dear George (Church) Peter (Norvig, Google AI), Sundar (Pichai), Yoga friends, family in their 80s and 90s ~ Ma/Janie, and Alden (Briscoe - who went to Quaker George School in Philadelphia before Harvard college), & Quakertarian & Veterinarian & cousin Annie (Brown in NE Oregon) in her 60s, Dick (Robb MD, possibly posthumously, also an ophthalmology professor in Harvard Medical School - and might you Dick have helped develop the ongoing clinical trials for ER-100, epigenetic reprogramming for open-angle Glaucoma, and one other Glaucoma condition?, and see - https://share.google/aimode/uWGl5Ms0ZBrwk3sx6), and Maitreyi (Mazumdar MD - both professors in Harvard Medical School too), Vivek (Buch MD, professor of surgery in the Stanford Medical School), MacLeod kin or family, Doortje (Van Kooten, and Angela and your father Victor, and please forward), Valerie & Ed Smyth MDs, & Marlynn Wei MD JD (co-author of "The Harvard Medical School Guide to Yoga: 8 Weeks to Strength, Awareness, and Flexibility," 2017, Harvard Press), Pin/Sid Mazumdar, HHS, all, 


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Yoga greetings (as in 8 limbs of Yoga) for the email Restorative Yoga explorations' class on Saturday September 5, 2026  (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)  ... around 8 am Your Time  ...  


Exploring further de-hunching over ... re Jane (above) my mother's seeking to extend her spine long and hunch over less ... and particularly for 80 and 90 year olds + ... but for everyone here ... (And who here is searching online for Yoga asana explorations they like and find helpful from home, and potentially daily with time - (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:) )


I think my mother's finding great benefit from taking two movement classes a week ... Explore and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:) ?




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Let's Yoga-explore 

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Siddhasana on a chair 
Yoga meditation sitting on a chair (chair pose) or cross legged on a blanket on the floor - float your head up like a helium balloon to lengthen the spine 


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Urdhva hastasana on a chair 

Then from sitting, extend arms up in sitting urdhva hastasana (upward salute) ... lengthening your inner arms long toward the sky




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Then Cat-Cow Yoga pose on hands and knees, undulating your spine up and down (possibly 10 times) to create freedom and movement in your spine 
eg



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Then from your hands and knees, move your hands about 12 inches forward, - and then drop back your buttocks while still on your knees to lengthen from  your rooting palms back through your buttocks, spine lengthening ... into a kind of downward dog pose (Adho Mukha Svanasana) for the upper body only, knees on the ground, buttocks a little behind the plumb line of your thighs ... and explore releasing into the traction you're creating from your spreading palms and fingers growing little roots into the floor...

This is the idea - 



Am looking for a drawing of this from one of Victor's 4 books ... but can't find presently ... 



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Then stand in Tadasana Mountain pose ... and then into upward salute, and then into a beginning back bend (as if you were going to do a drop back into Urdhva Dhanurasana, upward bow or wheel pose) arms lengthening up, legs rooting down 



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And then a forward bend in chair pose, lengthening your spine long, and releasing into it



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Then 
Savasana, head on a blanket, and possibly one under your knees too, laying yourself symmetrically down ... and covering yourself with a blanket ... for 10 minutes or so 

like -



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George, Peter, Sundar, all, I found these related poses when searching on the following, and how best to develop scientific Yoga studies even in a #RealsiticVirtualEarthForYoga at World University and School which is in a #GrowWithGoogleWUaS program - 

Searched on 
yoga poses for aging reversal science experiments 

Scientific studies suggest that regular yoga and meditation practices can positively influence molecular markers of aging, such as reducing oxidative stress and inflammation. [1]
Key Anti-Aging Yoga Poses
  • Downward-Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana): This mild inversion brings the head below the heart, which increases blood circulation to the face and head to support nutrient delivery to skin tissues. [1, 2]
  • Fish Pose (Matsyasana): This backbend opens the chest and stretches the neck, which helps improve posture, boost lymphatic drainage, and enhance oxygen supply to the upper body. [1]
  • Cat-Cow Pose (Marjaryasana-Bitilasana): Gentle spinal movements in this flow help activate the vagus nerve to lower stress-induced inflammatory chemicals in the body. [1]
  • Standing Forward Bend (Uttanasana): This deep fold reverses the pull of gravity on facial tissues and encourages restorative blood flow to the head. [1, 2]
What the Science Says
Research investigating gene expression shows that comprehensive yoga programs can increase antioxidant enzyme activities and regulate anti-apoptotic (cell-protecting) genes. [1]
Additional scientific reviews published in sources like ScienceDirect indicate that mindfulness and yogic lifestyles correlate with markers of cellular health, including oxidative stress mitigation and telomere maintenance. While yoga cannot literally "reverse" chronological time, scientific experiments show it successfully dampens physiological drivers of biological aging. [1]





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And further how to study aging reversal and 8 limbs of Yoga and in a physical-digital realistic virtual earth for Yoga (in one iterating realistic virtual earth), and see - 


Is there a standard for yoga poses asana emerging in scientific clinical studies of the health effects of Yoga poses on specific medical conditions? 


Is there a standard for yoga poses asana & 8 limbs of Yoga emerging in scientific clinical studies of the health effects of Yoga poses on specific medical conditions that World University and School could develop for new yoga benefits scientific studies from home & 
 in a realistic virtual earth for yoga too? 


While there is no single global standard for yoga across all medical conditions, emerging consensus frameworks and standardized protocols are increasingly used in scientific clinical trials. These standards allow clinical trials to evaluate yoga’s health benefits systematically and offer a strong foundation for research initiatives at World University and School (WUaS).

Current Scientific Standards for Clinical Yoga Research

Rather than mandating a fixed sequence of asanas for all conditions, clinical research relies on standardized intervention guidelines and condition-specific protocols:

1. The Delphi Guidelines for Yoga Interventions

To resolve trial heterogeneity, international consensus panels established the Delphi Guidelines for Yoga Interventions in Musculoskeletal and Chronic Conditions. These guidelines standardize how protocols are structured and reported:

  • Dose & Parameter Rigor: Standardizing session frequency (e.g., 60-minute classes, 2–3 times per week over 8–12 weeks).

  • Core Components: Mandatory reporting on Asana (physical postures), Pranayama (breath regulation), and Dhyana/Dharana (meditation/mindfulness).

  • Adaptation Frameworks: Standardizing modifications (e.g., using chairs, blocks, or wall support) to ensure participant safety without losing therapeutic efficacy.

2. Condition-Specific Standardized Protocols

  • Chronic Low Back Pain: Standardized protocols developed by researchers (e.g., Boston Medical Center’s Yoga for Low Back Pain) are formally recognized in medical consensus guidelines such as those of the American College of Physicians (ACP) and the VA/DoD.

  • Oncology & Palliative Care: Integrative guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) explicitly recommend standardized gentle/restorative yoga protocols for cancer-related fatigue, anxiety, and pain management.

  • Common Yoga Protocol (CYP): Protocols like the WHO/Ministry of Ayush Common Yoga Protocol are increasingly studied in trials measuring biological markers (e.g., vascular function, inflammatory cytokines, and CD34+ stem cell activity).

3. Integrating the 8 Limbs of Yoga in Research

While early western trials focused predominantly on Asana, current clinical neuroscience heavily evaluates the broader 8 Limbs framework (Ashtanga):

  • Yama & Niyama (Ethical & Behavioral Foundations): Measured via self-compassion, lifestyle compliance, and stress reduction scales.

  • Asana (Postures): Assessed for range of motion, biomechanics, muscle strength, and flexibility.

  • Pranayama (Breath Control): Measured via heart rate variability (HRV), vagal tone, and autonomic nervous system regulation.

  • Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana (Internalization & Meditation): Evaluated through functional MRI (fMRI) studies tracking default mode network (DMN) activity and emotional regulation.

Developing a Yoga Research Framework at World University and School

World University and School can leverage open educational tools, telemetry, and 3D geospatial environments to pioneer decentralized, remote yoga research:

1. Home-Based Scientific Data Collection (At-Home Tele-Yoga)

WUaS can host open-access protocols where participants practice from home while collecting verifiable data:

  • Wearable Sensor Integration: Track continuous biomarkers during practice—such as HRV (Pranayama effects), continuous glucose monitoring, and electrodermal activity (stress responses).

  • AI Computer Vision for Postural Alignment: Utilize lightweight motion-tracking via home webcams to monitor pose execution (Asana accuracy) and joint angles without requiring high-end laboratory gear.

  • Standardized Digital Health Metrics: Implement validated clinical survey batteries (e.g., PROMIS, Brief Pain Inventory) administered pre- and post-session.

2. Real-Time Telemetry & Digital Twins in a Virtual Earth

A realistic virtual Earth platform offers distinct methodological advantages for yoga science:

  • Interactive Biomechanical Visualization: Students and researchers can view real-time 3D anatomical models (showing muscle activation, joint loads, and spinal alignment) corresponding to specific asanas within a virtual environment.

  • Avatar-Guided Standardized Instruction: Ensure 100% protocol fidelity across global study cohorts by delivering avatar-led sessions that eliminate instructor variability in multi-center trials.

  • Global Longitudinal Cohorts: Enable participants worldwide to join synchronized, remote clinical trials in shared virtual studios, capturing diverse demographic and health datasets.




See too

Delphi Guidelines for Yoga Interventions in Musculoskeletal and Chronic Conditions 

Establishing key components of yoga interventions for musculoskeletal conditions: a Delphi survey



AND

Is there a standard for yoga poses asana  emerging in scientific clinical studies of the health effects of Yoga poses on specific medical conditions? 


Yes, frameworks like the Medical Yoga Standardized Intervention (MOSI) are emerging to create a unified language and structure for clinical yoga research. [1]
For decades, scientific studies on the health effects of yoga faced major hurdles regarding intervention heterogeneity—meaning different trials used vastly different asana combinations, naming conventions, doses, and styles (such as Hatha or Iyengar). This lack of uniformity made it difficult for conventional healthcare providers to replicate results or prescribe precise protocols for specific conditions like chronic low back pain, hypertension, or type 2 diabetes. [1, 2, 3]
To solve this, researchers and clinical methodologists are actively developing standardized taxonomies and theoretical models. For instance: [1]
  • The MOSI Framework: This model organizes traditional yoga practices into a reproducible four-layer architecture (covering self-care, intention, practice, and awareness) designed specifically for clinical implementation. [1]
  • Condition-Specific Modules: Clinical trials targeting particular ailments—such as musculoskeletal disorders or thyroid imbalances—increasingly rely on pre-validated, peer-reviewed "yoga modules" rather than randomized sets of poses. [1, 2]
  • Sham Yoga Controls: Researchers have even developed specific "sham yoga" stretching protocols to act as controlled placebos in randomized trials, helping isolate the precise biomechanical or physiological benefits of true therapeutic asanas. [1]
If you want, tell me:
  • Which specific medical condition are you researching?
  • Are you looking for standardized asana sequences or dosage guidelines (frequency and duration)?
I can share more details on the specific clinical protocols used for that condition.


See too - 

A Theoretical Framework and Model for Standardizing Yoga Interventions in Healthcare – MOSI 




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Is there a standard for #YogaPoses #8LimbsOfYoga emerging in #ScientificClinicalStudies of #HealthEffectsOfYoga on specific medical conditions? 
&
How to #WUaSstudy with a #RealisticVirtualEarthForYoga?

Tohttps://t.co/N8dTPJWbFy ~
Is there a standard for #YogaPoses #8LimbsOfYoga emerging in #ScientificClinicalStudies of #HealthEffectsOfYoga on specific medical conditions? https://t.co/DnQsys9wfn
&https://t.co/2nEZbhBLtd
How to #WUaSstudy with a #RealisticVirtualEarthForYoga?

— QuakerYogaMacFlower (@Q_YogaMacFlower) September 4, 2026



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George, might we explore developing a realistic virtual earth for genetics, a #RVEforAgingReversal, a #RVEforExtremeLongevity, a #RVEforYoga and especially a #RVEforDrugDiscovery in the Harvard Aging Research and Drug Discovery conference 10/1/26-10/3/26 - https://agingpharma.org/ - and regarding your invitation here - https://x.com/geochurch/status/2084958479148523537 ? 


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I've added all the restorative Yoga explorations' classes since last December 2025 here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/08/lotus-maculatus-restorative-yoga.html - including last weeks - 

Thursday, August 13, 2026
Lotus maculatus: Restorative Yoga explorations' classes' Blog posts since December 2025 with 'Yoga' blog label too here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/08/lotus-maculatus-restorative-yoga.html & https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/Yoga ~

and will do so this week as well here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/09/lotus-pedunculatus-big-trefoil.html - with the blog post beginning with "Lotus ..." ...



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Apologies that we can't join a Zoom Yoga hall for restorative Yoga explorations Saturday at 8am Pacific time from Canyon CA 94516 as I and the WUaS World University and School online Academic Medical Center continue to seek to move forward further into a newly safe, vacant, with property deed 670 Ridgecrest Rd, Canyon 94516, but please stay tuned for upcoming Saturdays.

Yogically (as in 8 limbs of Yoga) re uniting seeing with seer envisioning - wise, Desiderata prose poem greetings (https://www.desiderata.com/desiderata.html), abolitionally, Namaste (the light within salutes the light within you), warm regards, 
Scott 

Lotus pedunculatus (big trefoil): Restorative Yoga class on Saturdays (and as we may live to 150 and well beyond:)? ~ now from free World Univ & Sch * Is there a standard for yoga poses asana emerging in scientific clinical studies of the health effects of Yoga poses on specific medical conditions? * George, might we explore developing a realistic virtual earth for genetics, a #RVEforAgingReversal, a #RVEforExtremeLongevity, a #RVEforYoga and especially a #RVEforDrugDiscovery in the Harvard Aging Research and Drug Discovery conference 10/1/26-10/3/26 - https://agingpharma.org/ - and regarding your invitation here - https://x.com/geochurch/status/2084958479148523537 ?





Thursday, August 13, 2026
Lotus maculatus: Restorative Yoga explorations' classes' Blog posts since December 2025 with 'Yoga' blog label too here - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/08/lotus-maculatus-restorative-yoga.html


PS 
Just came upon this blog post from 2012 in some of these regards - 





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In WUaS growing a worldwide abolition movement to protect people, I removed about 10 emails that I got bounce backs from at yogamacflower@gmail.com, and I also didn't receive any of today's  Friday, September 4, 2026, restorative Yoga explorations,  and as we may live to 150 and well beyond, to my other emails so am sending from World University and School from wuascorpceoclerk@worlduniversityandschool.org, and since these restorative Yoga explorations' course are in some ways part of a free open World University and School course too. 





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San Francisco Bay Area - East Bay Hills & Online


World University and School's wiki, 'Yoga,' subject page - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Yoga :) - with an invitation to 'edit this page' to learn or teach and explore yoga. 


Yoga ideas
#QuakerYogaMacFlower
#DesiderataWUaS
~#ToolifyAIWUaS #WUaSBliss 
~#YogaNotationsWUaS
~#YogaWUaS @
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#WUaSabolition in #RealisticVirtualEarth #WUaSYoga ~



Here's another way to give and receive traction of the upper body and arms  ... 


with pic of partner child pose - supported backbend 




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QQS



If hacking Google Street View with time slider doesn't work to create a realistic virtual Earth for history, say by adding historical documents to Google Street View with a time slider, such as 9/11 TV coverage to Google Street View in 2001, how best can World University and School create a realistic virtual Earth for everything - eg a RVE for History, a #RVEforArchaeology, a #RVEforYogaAsana a Realistic virtual Earth for STEM, a #RVEforSurgery, a #RVEforSTEMresearch, a #RVEforEvolutionaryBiology and at the GCell, GMolecule, #GGene, #GAtom #GQubit View levels, - and possibly by forking G Street View with time slider regarding data sources, and potentially with Sundar Pichai's & Google engineers permission, and with Peter Norvig's guidance ...  and to turn this new potentially realistic virtual earth into a Large Language Model as well? 



To construct a realistic, multi-scale, multi-temporal Virtual Earth (RVE) for World University and School (WUaS)—spanning historical epochs down to subatomic quantum scales—the system must move beyond client-side hacks of Google Street View. Building this requires combining open geospatial standards, multi-scale visualization engines, official Google enterprise APIs, and a unified Spatiotemporal Large Language Model (Spatial LLM) architecture.

Core Data Architecture: Moving Beyond Street View Hacking

Instead of reverse-engineering proprietary Street View binaries, build on open geospatial standards and enterprise APIs designed for dynamic 3D streaming:

  • Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles API: Utilize Google Maps Platform's OGC 3D Tiles standard. This streams Google’s global 3D imagery directly into open renderers like CesiumJS, Three.js, or Unreal Engine.

  • 4D Spatiotemporal Data Engine (T-GIS): Implement a PostgreSQL/PostGIS database extended with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) specifications. Anchor every media asset (TV news feeds like 9/11 coverage, historical documents, radio audio, archival photos) to a 5-tuple coordinate: $(x, y, z, \text{time}, \text{scale})$.

  • 3D Gaussian Splatting & NeRFs: Convert historical 2D photo archives and videos into navigable 3D spaces using 3D Gaussian Splatting and Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs), layering time-bound reconstructions over modern basemaps.

Multi-Scale Virtual Hierarchy ($10^7\text{ m}$ to $10^{-18}\text{ m}$)

To realize #RVEforEverything, organize the virtual Earth into an open, zoomable spatial graph operating across discrete scale levels:

Scale LevelTarget DomainsTechnical Data Sources & Engines
Macro / Geographic
#RVEforHistory


#RVEforArchaeology

Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles, OpenStreetMap, airborne LiDAR, time-indexed historical map overlays.
Organismal / Physical
#RVEforYogaAsana


#RVEforSurgery

Volumetric anatomical meshes (Visible Human Project, DICOM CT/MRI scans) integrated with physics engines (MuJoCo, OpenSim) for muscle kinematics and surgical collision physics.
Cellular & Molecular
GCell


GMolecule


#GGene

DeepMind AlphaFold structural predictions, Cryo-EM 3D volumes, Protein Data Bank (PDB) files, and cell simulation environments (VCell, CellBlender).
Atomic & Quantum
#GAtom


#GQubit

Quantum visualization engines driven by Cirq or Qiskit, rendering electron cloud probability densities ($\vert{}\psi\vert{}^2$), atomic orbital geometries, and quantum state vectors on Bloch spheres.

Google Partnership & Guidance Strategy

To secure collaboration from Sundar Pichai, Peter Norvig, and Google engineers, position WUaS as an open academic sandbox for next-generation Spatial AI:

  • Academic Sandbox Framework: Present WUaS to Google Earth Outreach and Google DeepMind as an open-access platform for global education and research, aligning with Google's mission to organize world information across spatial and temporal dimensions.

  • Peter Norvig’s AI Pedagogical Guidance: Engage Norvig’s expertise in massive open online education and multimodal AI to design the knowledge graph schema. This ensures spatial and temporal querying remains syntactically accurate and resistant to LLM hallucinations across disciplines.

  • Official API Federation: Partner through standard enterprise integration (Google Cloud Platform, Map Tiles API, Vertex AI) rather than software forks, ensuring full compliance with Google's Terms of Service and data licensing.

Converting the RVE into a Spatiotemporal Multimodal LLM

Transforming this 4D multi-scale environment into an interactive AI requires a Spatial LLM architecture:

  • Spatiotemporal Tokenization: Extend traditional multimodal LLM tokenizers (such as Gemini or 3D-LLM) to accept 3D point cloud/voxel tokens, timestamp metadata ($t$), and spatial scale indices ($s$) alongside text, visual, and audio inputs.

  • Spatial Retrieval-Augmented Generation (Spatial RAG): Ground the LLM using spatial knowledge graphs. When a user asks, "Show the metabolic pathway of glucose during exercise in a cell," the model fetches the exact molecular coordinates and opens the visual scale level dynamically.

  • Natural Multi-Scale Queries: Enable cross-scale reasoning through conversational interface. A user can start at a high-level historical event (e.g., September 11, 2001 in lower Manhattan), zoom into a surgeon treating survivors in an emergency room, and seamlessly descend into the cellular and molecular stress response of the human body.




How further can World University and School create a realistic virtual Earth for history, ... say by adding historical documents to Google Street View with a time slider, such as 9/11 TV coverage to Google Street View in 2001.


World Univ & Sch tried to add this yesterday - https://mailchi.mp/a4e8d898692a/empowering-libraries-17008434?e=3002083275 - for example at an MIT Alumni Startups Coworking session in SF as an experiment in SF but wasn't able to yet ... How best to do so now please?






QQQS



In WUaS growing a worldwide abolition movement to protect people, I removed about 10 emails that I got bounce backs from at yogamacflower@gmail.com, re the September 5 restorative Yoga explorations, and I also didn't receive any of the Friday, September 4, 2026, restorative Yoga explorations emails to my other email accounts, - and as we may live to 150 and well beyond,  so I sent https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/09/lotus-pedunculatus-big-trefoil.html - from World University and School from wuascorpceoclerk@worlduniversityandschool.org, and since these restorative Yoga explorations & course are in some ways part of a free open World University and School course too, ... and am also adding them back ... 



On Fri, Sep 4, 2026 at 10:03 AM Scott Yoga Mac Flower MacLeod <yogamacflower@gmail.com> wrote: 








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