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Go fly a kite. I've had it with you and i'm getting real pissed at your stupid arrogant accusations here- a thread that was meant to be a good thread, wholesome, you and your highly intellectual friends made a mockary of it- AND DO NOT GIVE UP.
Originally posted by Johnmike
Libra, I'm flattered.
and just a tiny bit scared
Dgtempe... okay.
We've established you're ignorant, great, no one's place to yell at you for that. But stop being an immature child. Seriously. You don't even know what quantum physics is, then you make a thread about it in the paranormal forum about something completely unrelated to science or anything quantum.
Stop imposing your ignorance on others.
Originally posted by Byrd
Well.... based strictly on your quote above AND on having read several papers and a book or two on quantum physics -- the statement there is just bunk.
Quantum mechanics doesn't address consciousness or any connection between it and the real world. And the paragraph shows that the writer doesn't understand the Schrodinger cat or Einstein.
Not so much oppose, but more of a "this is stupid and inaccurate" approach. It's kind of like someone labeling "opera" as "chocolate" and then trying to convince you that chocolate is soothing to your ears and requires a full professional orchestra.
The connection between QM and mental states is something concocted by folks who didn't really understand what's going on in QM.
QM discusses scaling and superclass and particles:
adsabs.harvard.edu...
...discrete particle representation:
scitation.aip.org
Schrodinger operators with magnetic fields:
projecteuclid.org...
Exponential forms of time-displacement operators:
scitation.aip.o rg
Thank you for the links, but you have to pay for all of them (except the last) to view them. If you have a subscription, it would help if you maybe copy/pasted? Of course that might go against the rules on a few levels. I find Wikipedia of much help when it comes to the subject, but, of course I won't limit myself to Wiki. Though your links may be useful, there is plenty of free information that may do the job just fine. In fact I'll probably need something that speaks in Laymen terms.
Now.. the "positive thinking" people who equate QM with "think and receive" don't have a clue about superclasses, time dependencies, atomic spectra (important subtopic in QM), quarks, gluons, supercolliders, etc. The folks doing physics QM don't "think positively" at their formulas, ideas, quarks, gluons, gravitons, etc.
You're right, and I realize this. I'm not claiming that Physicists are "thinking positively" at their formulas. I partly explained my position in my previous responses to thelibra. QP was hijacked by a bunch of Mystics, and many people are confused as a result. I would partly equate this to works like "Holy Blood, Holy Grail", and "The Davinci Code", though at least HBHG had good intentions (IMO), and TDC is clearly fiction, though the author tried to claim some of it as fact in the beginning.
[edit on 22-8-2006 by DontTreadOnMe]
Originally posted by stanstheman
Ohhh man? Seems like we have some smarty pants on this thread (and I mean that in a good way). Apparently string theory is out, great, I've been trying to wrap my brain around it for two years. Could someone here please, please. please provide me with some kind of watered down, simple explanation of it? Please?
Originally posted by 2manyquestions
Here you go. This is what I found. It even contains a video to explain string theory.
String Theory: a multihistory
Majic, it IS possible to be mistaken, to interpret something wrong, to not know enough about a subject...I must be living proof. I go to a website which claims their teachings to be quantum physics, and i am learning to "practice" their teachings (I'm doing as i'm told, so for all purposes, i am "practicing" something)
Originally posted by Majic
It is possible to be mistaken about something or ignorant of it (unaware of something) without being an ignorant person (a value/character judgment).
For example, I do plenty of stupid things, but overall, I don't think that necessarily means I'm a stupid person (your opinions may reasonably disagree on this point).
Originally posted by Johnmike
Because you ignorantly tried to push a term as something it's not. It's one thing to be wrong, it's another to b- and moan about it after being corrected. Well-meaning thread, but don't be immature please.
Originally posted by jsobecky
Originally posted by Johnmike
Because you ignorantly tried to push a term as something it's not. It's one thing to be wrong, it's another to b- and moan about it after being corrected. Well-meaning thread, but don't be immature please.
You owe her an apology.
Originally posted by Byrd
This citation summarizes briefly the major problems with Penrose's idea:
leaonline.com
[edit on 22-8-2006 by DontTreadOnMe]
Originally posted by dgtempeThere is absolutely no need for namecalling and rudeness- I dont respond well to rudeness.
Originally posted by MischeviousElf
When I called you Monotheistic I was just referring using a tounge in cheek analogy to your description of Camp 1 or Camp2 that maybe you descredited all other information or points of view based on blind faith, though as said only jokingly for debate not a personal tirade or attack.