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There's like a tin foil uprising going on here.
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Too right.I've often wondered that since we only see things as refracted light, what would they look like as they really are? So you could see them as if you were an electron microscope and you could see radio waves and magnetic fields ?
I can see why you would.
Richard Dawkins summed it up by saying we only see "medium sized" things, We can't see very small things (atoms) or very large things (the Universe).
I wonder what the smb will be like in 300 000 years time.
For a subject almost entirely based in logic, it seems (to me at least) that physics almost drifts into the realms of philosophy at times.
You're just putting fancy words and symbols to what the vid and me is saying mate.
Dont take it personally marra but I think you might be one of the people that I refer to in post 52, apologies if not.
No offense but why do people take the stance that my way is right and yours MUST be wrong? I might believe in a different interpretation of QM than you. That doesn't mean one is more right than the other yet. .
I like the von-neuman-wagner interpretation. Yet you wont hear me slagging off the rest though. Take heed lol
Now dont get me wrong I know why you are getting your knickers in a twist. Everyone who knows about the differing interpretations do when I speak to them. Like all the other interpretations of quantum mechanics (QM), the VNW is only an interpretation of the formalism of QM. It is not a different theory with different empirical predictions. All interpretations of QM are empirically indistinguishable. That is, they are empty of empirical content. They relate instead to how we interpret, or give meaning to, the same formalism. Put another way, an interpretation is a non-empirical philosophical overlay upon the scientific formalism. Only the formalism makes quantitative predictions that can be empirically tested.
Another problem with VNW is define consciousness. In a scientifically rigorous way. No one has ever done that, since it is a philosophical question. Consciousness is not a thing. It is an abstract concept. So the idea of testing an interpretation of quantum mechanics involving consciousness is meaningless. There is a good reason why most scientists don't take that interpretation seriously. It borders on the nonsensical. But I dont, Because I have a open mind
Frankly it doesn't matter which (if any) interpretation is correct. They are just attempts to explain processes for which ordinary human language is inadequate.
Quantum-scale processes have been going on since the big bang. There is nothing special about human measurements except that the electrons are in a detector rather than in a star. We can't directly observe quantum phenomena anyway. There are always intermediate processes which are actually doing the "measurement" and causing what we call "wavefunction collapse". Quantum phenomena are weird and often counter intuitive, could they be magic? Maybe, probably not.
But I still want to believe.........................
.... I forgot to add, once you've measured the
Mate, honestly, you're saying words like "Quantum-scale processes" and "formalism of QM" but you're not making any sense. This is basic physics I'm on about. I'm talking about a basic well-documented tried-and-tested experiment. You're off on another planet talking about consciousness, the big bang and magic ffs. Ehhhhhhhhhhh?
Ferkin 'el merte.
You have no scientific education mate, that's why you make no sense. It's gobbledegook.I'm not making any sense because you're being obtuse. Your last sentence
tells me all about your closed mind psyche.
I'm still having a hard time getting my head around how the double slit results change when the experiment is being observed, surely that cant be right.
As someone allegedly said, what is "truth"? There are several theories of truth. Correspondence, coherence, semantic and pragmatist to name but four. Then you have problems involving necessary truths, contingent truths, a priori and a posteriori, it's a minefield. I'd recommend starting with Plato, Quine, Russell, Dummett, Putnam and Tarski and for mind dependent truths Kant. Enjoy.
Have you seen the matrix? So what your saying is, that you'd rather not be pulled out or if you did you'd want back in ala Cypher?
I half watched the first one. Yeah, I guess that is what I'm saying. If I ever were to find out that my life was an illusion - a falsehood - I would be hard pressed to give it up and jump into a reality that might be shite compared to what I have now.
Was that when you were on DMT?Each persons perceptions of the world/reality are different even though they coincide.
I do think we are just an illusion in this form and there's so much more out there when we die.
I don't believe in the afterlife as in Heaven and Hell and that religious bollocks but there's more there.
I had a sneak glimpse and the communication was via light and sound bursts almost like music. I had a DMT waterfall though so I could be wrong.
They do call it the spirit molecule and it felt right, always seems to be the same repeating things too.
Just felt comfortable and happy then and met two very large beings who didn't say anything just put their hands out and when I done the same was given a glimpse
ToclafaneDid anyone see the 'year million' series?
I don't normally even bother thinking about what's what but they had a sort of event horizon situation of when AI eventually gets that intelligent and decides if it should live with us as a slave to humans or whether it wants to take over completely. Bit will smith i am robot type thing. But apparently it will happen at some point.
I had to Google thatToclafane