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Originally posted by paradox
I've been thinking about what you're saying. But what if there are an infinite number of universes? Each conscious decision we make throughout our day switches us to another universe and we experience one of the possible outcomes of that decision, while the opposite choice continues on in a separate universe. Since the number of universes are infinite, then it would be possible to experience the exact same thing in this universe, at the same time as another universe, which I think could explain the deja vu phenomenon.
Originally posted by truthseeker05
sounds like a good explanation for that.
timeline shift could also have something
to do with this.
Originally posted by paradox
Originally posted by truthseeker05
sounds like a good explanation for that.
timeline shift could also have something
to do with this.
Could you elaborate on that idea?
I've heard the term timeline shift before but I've never read about it.
Originally posted by dawnprince
reply to post by yampa
Is this just your opinion? Can you provide a source to back up your statement ?
Just because we don't understand how something works does not give us the right to say it doesn't happen , or it doesn't exist . It just means we need to expand our knowledge.
DP
edit on 3-5-2012 by dawnprince because: (no reason given)
Now researchers are free to call any unexplained interaction between particles 'entanglement' or a result of 'quantum tunnelling' and no one even bats an eye. This despite the fact these associations blatantly require actions at a distance/ghost particle messengers and all manner of other purely mathematical interactions.
Quantum Mechanics is a large rotting tree, waiting to topple. Don't accept non-physical physics.
Originally posted by dawnprince
reply to post by yampa
Now researchers are free to call any unexplained interaction between particles 'entanglement' or a result of 'quantum tunnelling' and no one even bats an eye. This despite the fact these associations blatantly require actions at a distance/ghost particle messengers and all manner of other purely mathematical interactions.
So you admit that interaction between particles does occur ?
DP