The Effect of Intense Fishing

I take the opportunity to express my heart felt gratitude to Mrs. Sigrid De Leo for the great trouble, which she has taken to bring me here. It is a historic moment. I am extremely grateful to her for being invited to present the new discovery of BIS Effect and recent developments in the field of BISOLOGY. BIS Effect has already been presented in Russia, USA and Canada.Now I am going to take you from land to ocean, where intolerable cruelties are being done by man in the name of food, research, medicines and marine by-products. Exploitation of the oceans and seas has not been touched so far in this conference. My intention here is to discuss with you the serious consequences of capturing marine creatures on our shared environment. We have no right to jeopardise the existence of large number of inhabitants i.e. men, women and children by catching fish, prawns, whales and other marine creatures to satisfy our lust for money, food and taste. BIOSOLOGY is the new discipline of hard core science dealing with the Breakdown of Integrated Systems. It originated with the discovery of BIS Effect in the year 1995. The latest developments in this new discipline of human knowledge: BISOCEANOGRAPFY and BISCLIMATOLOGY: By BISCLIMATOLOGY we mean the impact of catching marine creatures on the oceanic environment. This is a most deplorable situation which is destroying not only human culture but also our previous environment. This is a very serious matter affecting the lives of thousands and millions of people living near the coastal belts. Indian Delegation: Proj. Bajai, Dr. Singh, S. Metha, Dr. N. Modi, Jashu Shaw, Mrs and Dr. Bulchand. On the other hand, BISCLIMATOLOGY stands for the change in the climate due to BIS momentum associated with the Einsteinian-Pain Waves. Our rigorous studies on storms and tornadoes exhibit that these results due to the Kelvin-Helmholz instabilities established due to the catching of millions and trillions of marine creatures, for example fish, pawns, whales etc. by highly sophisticated ships and complicated electronic machines, traps and modern devices for alluring and befooling marine creatures. The typical geographic situation of India and Bangladesh provides us with one of the beautiful examples of exploring the different facets of BISOCEANOGRAPHY and BISCLIMATOLOGY: When we catch more and more marine creatures, the pressure above the ocean increases due to the turbulence created by fish as a result of their basic instinct to live. This change in pressure is equalised by the flow of strong marine winds towards the landmasses, where the atmospheric pressure is low. The ocean BIS Effect is non-linear in nature. Non-linear Schršdinger equation is representing non-linearities of the BIS Process. Non-linearities lead us to four different situations: Ocean-Storms Cyclones Tornadoes Hurricanes BIS Effect has caused a large number of such storms in Andhra Pradddesh, Calcutta and Mumbai. Bangladesh experiences sea-storms, cyclones, hurricanes and tornadoes almost every year. The cyclones depend on the number of marine creatures caught per day. Big and intensive cyclones cause great loss to the public and are reported by the media, while the less intense cyclones are never reported by the press. We have been examining and analysing the patterns, frequencies and intensities of sea-storms, cyclones, hurricanes and tornadoes during the past several years in the Indian Sub-continent. We have arrived at this conclusion on the basis of the reported or published data. Cyclones are due to the man-made disturbances in the ecology of oceans and their surroundings. In order to reduce the frequency of, cyclones, tornadoes and sea-storms, we should stop the age-old habit of killing marine creatures. It is a sine qua non for us to permit sea-life to exist and flourish with happiness. To think that our proposal or suggestion will make a large number of fishermen jobless, is improper and not based on full details and the scientific facts. The lives of fishermen are extremely miserable due to the serious consequences of BIS Effect. BIS Effect makes them sick, poor and violent in nature. We are very much interested in the good health of our colleagues involved in fishing. It is therefore essential that they must not take the lives of other creatures in order to make their own livelihood. There are several alternative proposals available to them for their profession. It is our moral duty to provide them with opportunities for an alternative profession based on non-violence and co-existence.We conclude that by stopping the barbaric practice of killing marine creatures, man can save himself from the killing clutches of tyrant environmental factors. Living creatures of the ocean have their own world and they have their own right to exist. They have never disturbed the life of man on earth and therefore it is imperative for men not to encroach on their territory of living and functioning. The extensive studies carried out by us also show that hurricanes, tornadoes, cyclones and sea-storms are also coupled with several other gastro-enterologic disorders in man. Japan, Canada, Russia, Bangladesh, India and several other countries are experiencing the marine BIS Effect. It is high time for us to stop the barbaric practice of catching and killing marine creatures merely to satisfy our taste buds. There is enough food available on land, which man can grow and consume for his daily needs. We have much more on land for our existence compared to what we need actually. Of course, we do not have any solution for man's greediness to kill all creatures to earn more wealth. Hamilton's Gaia Theory: Quantum BISOLOGY and the experimentally observed BIS processes are strongly supported by Hamilton's Gaia Theory. According to Gaia Theory, our earth acts like a super organism, with all its biological and physical systems co-operating to keep it healthy. According to quantum BISOLOGY, BIS Effect has non-local consequences and one cannot ignore such a strong effect, while assessing the aetiologic aspects of cyclones, tornadoes and storms. Most of the predictions regarding this effect can be verified by experimentation at the International Space Station under construction and which is going to be launched soon. Man is responsible for spoiling his own climate by catching millions and trillions of marine creatures daily. Marine creatures are responsible for establishing the dynamic equilibrium of the atmosphere. We conclude that by excessive catching of fish, prawns and other marine creatures, man disturbs the aquatic stability and these changes can be studied quantitatively by the International Space System. This in turn will measure the contribution of BIS mechanism in atmospheric sciences. Dr. Vijay Ray Singh Medical Physics Research Laboratory Department of Physics and Astrophysics University of Delhi Delhi - 110 007 India