Abstract
Collaboration of scientists from different countries is a crucial tool for the development of science. Today’s pandemic initiates the integration of the ideas of scientists around the world to study and combat the aggressive pathogen COVID-19. Under current circumstances, we are losing informal communication as one of the essential aspects of scientific progress. This situation seriously changes the paradigm of the development of scientific thought, reducing communication to formal things. Scientific discoveries occur just when thought goes beyond the framework. Thus, the pandemic poses a comprehensive threat to society. To date, the uncontrolled situation of the pandemic is associated with a multifaceted behavioral factor of the virus. The virus acts differently on different continents of the planet and within the same geographical area, which makes its symptoms somewhat arbitrary. This pushes to an entirely new, information-wave level of understanding of the virus. The penetration of virions into the cell is the transfer of information, in this case, foreign to it and damaging. The interaction of the “virtual signal” with the “information receiver” is evident, and the virion itself is considered a virtual genetic signal, which becomes real only when received by a cell with an adequate code. The nature of the information contained in viruses is essential for determining the formation of diseases. These may be purely functional disorders, inflammatory (regardless of their location), or other processes. All of the above is determined based on the vibration frequencies of the virus–organism system. Viruses, like other biological objects, are characterized by both systemic biological properties and purely physical ones. If we consider the human body from the standpoint of physical properties, there is no division between the body’s internal environment and the external one. There is a single environment engulfed in cyclic, oscillatory processes, the characteristics of which are the same everywhere: in a person, in the movement of planets, on the Sun, and in interplanetary space. Throughout evolutionary history, both the virus and the organism are formed based on mutual environmental fluctuations. The formation of a specific oscillatory system, based on general physical considerations, ends when the oscillations of all system components are coordinated with each other. Thus, having information about the vibration frequencies of viral fragments, we can artificially select such a protein, the vibration frequency of which corresponds to the rhythm of the virus fragment. Such a protein could bind to the virus, preventing it from infecting healthy cells.