Quantum Physics Debunks Materialism

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This is a 17 minute video by Inspiring Philosophy (check him out on FB and YT) that makes the case that I've been trying to point out about the current state of quantum physics and by extension, philosophy. See, this is one of the only meaningful developments in metaphysics in the last 1000 years or so. Basically, Einstein was wrong, and this has been proved by disproving a few theories which would have to be true if he was correct. The fact of the matter is, there is no good reason to cling to materialism, and if people could grasp this then they might liberate their minds and stop living as slaves to the system which is established via materialistic metrics. Highly recommend contemplating such ideas at your convenience.

Here's the sources for his claims.

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physicsworld.com...
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Enjoy, and as always,

a reply to: JimERustler
Physics is really hard.

If the theory matches your "hunch" the theory is probably wrong.

I agree that Einstein is wrong, but he's a lot closer than anybody who claims to have the answer.

a reply to: Krahzeef_Ukhar

I'm gonna stick with the bible personally, after considering everything I've ever found.

a reply to: JimERustler
Sure, books are hard too.

Best just to stick to one.

originally posted by: Krahzeef_Ukhar
a reply to: JimERustler
Sure, books are hard too.

Best just to stick to one.

Nah, I think I'll "Test all things"

a reply to: JimERustler
That's the best way.

Personally I reckon the gathas is a better book.
It's the only religious text that hasn't offended me.

But I'm a broken record.
I think someone claiming they have the answers is proof that they don't.

Maybe one day someone will come along with all the answers...

Maybe not.

Only by being comfortable with "maybe not" can we be free to investigate.

It's simple really. We have a choice, according to the current science. Either solipsism, or theism. We must choose what we believe ourselves.

originally posted by: JimERustler
It's simple really. We have a choice, according to the current science. Either solipsism, or theism. We must choose what we believe ourselves.

I agree. That seems to be what it comes down to given the observations in the quantum realm. Either we ourselves are the self-begotten origin and cause of the universe, or we are the children of such a Being. Considering I have no idea how I would contrive a universe, Solipsism doesn't seem like a rational conclusion.

Therefore I would suspect I'm a child of this Creator that created the laws of physics that has perpetuated all things in their proper equilibrium for the past known history.. My human body is the perfect vessel for such a Creating spirit to inhabit - opposable thumbs, high brain to body ratio, upright stance, complex emotions, rationalization ability, and so on.

Maybe the wave like characteristics are formed by the interaction between the particles and the material the double slits are made with.

Just a thought.