This Twist on Schrödinger’s Cat Paradox Has Major Implications for Quantum Theory

[DetroitEWarren]

Man...I try to have a basic understanding in as many fields as I can because I just like learning, but a lot of the stuff in quantum physics just has me

I'm a very smart nikka, I feel dumb as fukk trying to understand that shyt

 

[TheIsleofMan]

all clocks will be correct

What if clocks (or our perception of time) is an illusion? They say the universe will some day die (which Sounds like a living thing to me), how does that affect time? What does physical time mean if one day there will be no life to observe it? What was time before our universe came into existence?

the craziest thing I read recently is that the calcium in our teeth was created by star collisions. That sounds like a science project, man!!!

 

[DetroitEWarren]

that’s pretty interesting. Night and day, changing of seasons and revolving around the sun are great indicators of time for us. But what about places without a sun? Just because we cannot understand such a place doesn’t mean there isn’t one. What if the absence of a sun is the norm for “life”. It’s a norm for us but what if we aren’t the norm? Thinking about our place in the known universe/ self awareness can be so overwhelming but also calming.

It's the same as saying a bigger or smaller planet with a much longer rotation of night and day or shorter. Planets with 2 sun's that never get dark where the intelligent life lives, how do they see time?

Some planets have a day and night cycle that might be a year each. What if on that planet intelligent life would be giants to us, maybe their whole day cycle doesn't feel as long as it is. Could that be affected by gravity and pressure?

Who fukkin knows

 

[DetroitEWarren]

What if clocks (or our perception of time) is an illusion? They say the universe will some day die (which Sounds like a living thing to me), how does that affect time? What does physical time mean if one day there will be no life to observe it? What was time before our universe came into existence?

the craziest thing I read recently is that the calcium in our teeth was created by star collisions. That sounds like a science project, man!!!

Bro, EVERYTHING we need was created by super Nova star explosions, including super heavy metals and gasses and things that create bacteria so life could develop

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Something else crazy. The Big Bang created gasses and chemicals that needed energy. That system created billions of stars/galaxies full of stars that would/will eventually Super Nova in a few million years.

Those Super Nova's exploded to then create more useful elements necessary for life to exist.

How is this shyt not a computer program?

 

[TheIsleofMan]

Bro, EVERYTHING we need was created by super Nova star explosions, including super heavy metals and gasses and things that create bacteria so life could develop

it’s like, we are truly one with the universe. I love the quote you all are from Dust and to Dust You Shall Return or something like that.

 

[Chip Skylark]

What if clocks (or our perception of time) is an illusion? They say the universe will some day die (which Sounds like a living thing to me), how does that affect time? What does physical time mean if one day there will be no life to observe it? What was time before our universe came into existence?

the craziest thing I read recently is that the calcium in our teeth was created by star collisions. That sounds like a science project, man!!!

hahahaha send me a link

time from my understand isn’t an illusion. it isn’t constant. it’s the equivalent to a VERY long train with future events having already occurred.

many quantum physicists believe time was created when the universe was lol it’s too many theories man

the end of the universe will be the end of time and the end of consciousnesses

 

[TheIsleofMan]

hahahaha send me a link

time from my understand isn’t an illusion. it isn’t constant. it’s the equivalent to a VERY long train with future events having already occurred.

many quantum physicists believe time was created when the universe was lol it’s too many theories man

the end of the universe will be the end of time and the end of consciousnesses

Here’s one Here's How Exploding Stars Forged The Calcium in Your Teeth And Bones


I find it difficult to believe that we have any clue on anything (especially about how or why the universe was formed). There are questions that we are unable to ask (due to our ignorance) as well as answers that we are unable to achieve (due to our infancy). I think it’s laughable/arrogant that you or I can even think we have a clue.

 

[Chip Skylark]

Here’s one Here's How Exploding Stars Forged The Calcium in Your Teeth And Bones


I find it difficult to believe that we have any clue on anything (especially about how or why the universe was formed). There are questions that we are unable to ask (due to our ignorance) as well as answers that we are unable to achieve (due to our infancy). I think it’s laughable/arrogant that you or I can even think we have a clue.

i agree!

 

[TheIsleofMan]

i agree!

Like what if death is the real life? I know that sounds stupid but life is stupid, lol.

 

[Chip Skylark]

Like what if death is the real life? I know that sounds stupid but life is stupid, lol.

no that’s an actual argument lol

 

[chosenaledge13]

The issue I have with the study of Quantum Mechanics is Physicists always looking for a finite "answer" to consciousness/existence. This is basically an extrapolation of the double slit experiment, where a particle changes it's "path" when projected through two slits only after being "observed".

I had this discussion with my philosophy professor in college, that the "many worlds" theory is the closest explanation for how our universe, or perceivable existence, operates. In my mind, EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE outcome of a choice exists, and we as humans can only exist in one of these realities. I think when these Physicists measure how these protons react when observed, they don't understand they are literally seeing their own individual reality in a snapshot, like the protons are saying "you human, are HERE, and these other iterations are not perceivable in this world" because the other infinite possibilities of measurement do exist, just only observable individually in each world/choice/possibility, etc.

Basically, I believe in the many worlds theory, but in such intricacy that every single possible choice, thought, movement, moment broken down to each Planck Measurement of Time, branches off into it's own timeline of existence. And that's for EVERY POSSIBILITY in the universe, which is truly infinite (the big bang did not create the universe imo, just the existence we experience).

Basically, when they stop looking for an "answer" and understand that consciousness is not only a causality of these experiments, but THE POINT of EVERYTHING, I think so much more can be revealed.

 

[Deuterion]

The issue I have with the study of Quantum Mechanics is Physicists always looking for a finite "answer" to consciousness/existence. This is basically an extrapolation of the double slit experiment, where a particle changes it's "path" when projected through two slits only after being "observed".

I had this discussion with my philosophy professor in college, that the "many worlds" theory is the closest explanation for how our universe, or perceivable existence, operates. In my mind, EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE outcome of a choice exists, and we as humans can only exist in one of these realities. I think when these Physicists measure how these protons react when observed, they don't understand they are literally seeing their own individual reality in a snapshot, like the protons are saying "you human, are HERE, and these other iterations are not perceivable in this world" because the other infinite possibilities of measurement do exist, just only observable individually in each world/choice/possibility, etc.

Basically, I believe in the many worlds theory, but in such intricacy that every single possible choice, thought, movement, moment broken down to each Planck Measurement of Time, branches off into it's own timeline of existence. And that's for EVERY POSSIBILITY in the universe, which is truly infinite (the big bang did not create the universe imo, just the existence we experience).

Basically, when they stop looking for an "answer" and understand that consciousness is not only a causality of these experiments, but THE POINT of EVERYTHING, I think so much more can be revealed.

Can you elaborate on the bold a bit more?

 

[Hannibal Fox]

The issue I have with the study of Quantum Mechanics is Physicists always looking for a finite "answer" to consciousness/existence. This is basically an extrapolation of the double slit experiment, where a particle changes it's "path" when projected through two slits only after being "observed".

I had this discussion with my philosophy professor in college, that the "many worlds" theory is the closest explanation for how our universe, or perceivable existence, operates. In my mind, EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE outcome of a choice exists, and we as humans can only exist in one of these realities. I think when these Physicists measure how these protons react when observed, they don't understand they are literally seeing their own individual reality in a snapshot, like the protons are saying "you human, are HERE, and these other iterations are not perceivable in this world" because the other infinite possibilities of measurement do exist, just only observable individually in each world/choice/possibility, etc.

Basically, I believe in the many worlds theory, but in such intricacy that every single possible choice, thought, movement, moment broken down to each Planck Measurement of Time, branches off into it's own timeline of existence. And that's for EVERY POSSIBILITY in the universe, which is truly infinite (the big bang did not create the universe imo, just the existence we experience).

Basically, when they stop looking for an "answer" and understand that consciousness is not only a causality of these experiments, but THE POINT of EVERYTHING, I think so much more can be revealed.

You should read Black Science!

 

[MajesticLion]

The issue I have with the study of Quantum Mechanics is Physicists always looking for a finite "answer" to consciousness/existence. This is basically an extrapolation of the double slit experiment, where a particle changes it's "path" when projected through two slits only after being "observed".

I had this discussion with my philosophy professor in college, that the "many worlds" theory is the closest explanation for how our universe, or perceivable existence, operates. In my mind, EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE outcome of a choice exists, and we as humans can only exist in one of these realities. I think when these Physicists measure how these protons react when observed, they don't understand they are literally seeing their own individual reality in a snapshot, like the protons are saying "you human, are HERE, and these other iterations are not perceivable in this world" because the other infinite possibilities of measurement do exist, just only observable individually in each world/choice/possibility, etc.

Basically, I believe in the many worlds theory, but in such intricacy that every single possible choice, thought, movement, moment broken down to each Planck Measurement of Time, branches off into it's own timeline of existence. And that's for EVERY POSSIBILITY in the universe, which is truly infinite (the big bang did not create the universe imo, just the existence we experience).

Basically, when they stop looking for an "answer" and understand that consciousness is not only a causality of these experiments, but THE POINT of EVERYTHING, I think so much more can be revealed.

The implication here is that everything is in itself a potential doorway between realities. Even more, things that produce energy/strong frequencies, or are sturdy enough catalysts to transform energy/strong frequencies, at sufficient power levels, could be a nexus - each and every one - between several realities.