Quantum Physics & Being In Two Places At Once: Scientists Find Proof Of The Soul

[G.L.R.]

Scientists Say They Have Found Proof Of The Human Soul

April 17, 2022



Superposition allows an atom to be simultaneously 'here' and 'there'.  Electrons behave like tiny magnets which can point both North and South  at the same time,'...'This is a distinctive quantum  effect; it is quite different from anything in our intuitive every day experience of the world.'

Dr. James G. of San Francisco, a former coworker of the German Max-Planck Society in Frankfurt, reported the following incredible story. "I studied not only in the USA, but I also studied chemistry  in London for a few semesters. When I came to England, the student  housing was full, so I added my name to a waiting list... Shortly after I had moved in, I awoke one night and in the twilight was  able to see a young man with curly, black hair. I was terrified and told  the alleged neighbor that he had the wrong room. He simply cried and  looked at me with great sadness in his eyes. I told the  housemaster about the strange encounter the next morning. I gave her a  detailed description of the young man. She suddenly paled. She looked  through the archives and showed me a photo.

I immediately recognized the  young man who had visited me in my room the evening before. When I  asked her who he was, she replied with a quivering voice that it was the  previous renter. She then added that my room had become available  because he had taken his life shortly before."...Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Dürr, former head of the Max Planck Institute  for Physics in Munich, represents the opinion that the dualism of the  smallest particles is not limited to the subatomic world, but instead is  omnipresent. In other words: the dualism between the body and the soul  is just as real to him as "wave-particle dualism" of the smallest  particles. According to his view, a universal quantum code exists that  applies for all living and dead matter.... Consequently, Dürr believes – again based on  purely physical considerations – in an existence after death.

Recent advances in experimental physics have allowed very large molecules to exist in two places at once

"What we consider the here and now, this world, it is actually  just the material level that is comprehensible.  When planning I imagine that I  have written my existence in this world on a sort of hard drive on the  tangible (the brain), that I have also transferred this data onto the  spiritual quantum field, then I could say that when I die, I do not lose  this information, this consciousness. The body dies but the spiritual  quantum field continues. In this way, I am immortal." Dr. Christian Hellweg is also convinced the spirit has a quantum  state. Following his studies in physics and medicine, he researched  brain function at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in  Göttingen for many years. He was able to show that information in the  central nervous system can be phase encoded. In recent years, he has  dedicated himself to studying the body-soul issue and researching  phantom perceptions and hallucinations...

No direct  interaction with the known fundamental forces of natural science, such  as gravitation, electromagnetic forces, etc. can be detected in the  spiritual. On the other hand, however, these spiritual properties  correspond exactly to the characteristics that distinguish the extremely  puzzling and wondrous phenomena in the quantum world. Quantum world, in  this case, refers to that realm of our world that is not yet factual;  in other words, the realm of possibility, the realm of uncertainty,... American physicist John Archibald Wheeler hits a similar nerve, "Many  scientists hoped...that the world, in a certain sense, was traditional –  or at least free of curiosities such as large objects being in the same  place at the same time. But such hopes were crushed by a series of new experiments." There are now university research teams examining the interaction  between consciousness and material... physicist Professor Robert Jahn of Princeton University concludes that if effects and information can be  exchanged in both directions between the human consciousness and the  physical environment... In summary: according to this theory, one would have to award the  consciousness the known quantum properties as well. Nuclear physicist and molecular biologist Jeremy Hayward of Cambridge University makes no secret of his convictions either: "Many  scientists who are still part of the scientific mainstream are no  longer afraid to openly state that consciousness / awareness could, in  addition to space, time, matter and energy, be a fundamental element of  the world...

Scientists Say They Have Found Proof Of The Human Soul - News Punch
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[G.L.R.]

Always been fascinated by quantum mechanics. And this is incredible news cause I won't be around forever where you can see me. And these words were spoken some time ago. If I were to give Einstein genuine credit for anything, it is this:

[Rev.Cambeul]

Time might not exist, according to physicists and philosophers — but that's okay

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-17/time-might-not-exist/100993982

Excerpt: Developments in physics suggest the non-existence of time is an open possibility, and one that we should take seriously.

We need a new physical theory to explain the universe, and that this theory might not feature time.

Suppose such a theory turns out to be correct. Would it follow that time does not exist?

It's complicated, and it depends what we mean by exist.

Theories of physics don't include any tables, chairs, or people, and yet we still accept that tables, chairs and people exist.

Why? Because we assume that such things exist at a higher level than the level described by physics.

We say that tables, for example, "emerge" from an underlying physics of particles whizzing around the universe.

But while we have a pretty good sense of how a table might be made out of fundamental particles, we have no idea how time might be "made out of" something more fundamental.

So unless we can come up with a good account of how time emerges, it is not clear we can simply assume time exists.

Time might not exist at any level.

[G.L.R.]

Interesting, cause time really only exists in our own minds as the ordering of events, which plays no role in the cosmos.  Our human senses create time.  Like how long until our next meal, or appointment, or till I finish this paragraph.  That has no relevance in the grand scheme of things.  How long it takes for a star to implode or explode depends on gravity, dark energy, dark matter and adjoining stars.

[G.L.R.]

 

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted into another form. An example may be neutrinos or subatomic particles with no mass emitted by the sun. Trillions of them pass through your body and the earth, but are then turned into muons (another form of energy). Neutrinos themselves are the product of radioactive decay.