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originally posted by: Rapha
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originally posted by: Ophiuchus 13
It is humans as a species... Are under spiritual attack. And the very moment that humans begin to attack themselves in mass. ID? in the spiritual - meta realms gains access as human bloodshed formula maximizes Paranormal Soul gates.
OROS BOROS on species.
Anyway, it goes like this: I have reasons to believe that cerebral activity may interact with surrounding dark matter, and that therefore the information in the human mind survives death in the form of a dark matter footprint - which we would call a soul.
To sit with elders of the gentle race, this world has seldom seen
They talk of days for which they sit and wait and all will be revealed. -- Led Zeppelin, Kashmir
originally posted by: moebius
Dark matter doesn't "stick" to things.
There are billions of dark matter particles passing through your body every second at a speed of a few hundred km/s and with pretty much no interaction whatsoever.
originally posted by: swanne
originally posted by: moebius
Dark matter doesn't "stick" to things.
I know. Already accounted for, check my replies on Page 1.
There are billions of dark matter particles passing through your body every second at a speed of a few hundred km/s and with pretty much no interaction whatsoever.
How would you know?
Oh, sure, we all know that normal matter isn't affected by DM. But nothing says DM isn't affected by neutrinos.
We cannot observe dark matter, and we're having a heck of a trouble observing neutrinos. If neutrinos from the human mind do interact with dark matter, the interaction would result in a change of state of the neutrino and a change of state of the DM particle - both of which you couldn't observe with current technology.
However since the interaction is communicated by the neutrino, the neutrino would be the only normal matter particle which would be affected by the interaction - a particle whose mass or charge have negligible effect on observable matter.
The hypothesis is actually fully consistent with the fact that DM has not been observed to change the state of normal, observable matter.
Then what, we live as dark matter for another 13 billion years until something else phenomenal happens?
Although dark matter has not been directly observed, its existence and properties are inferred from its gravitationa