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Originally posted by sirnex
reply to post by rickyrrr
In a sense, that would be "acknowledging the conscious" in a way that is obviously not always done.
All I can say is that quantum theory alone does not acknowledge consciousness at all. While there are some interpretations that develop from experimentation on quantum theory, these interpretations are not considered facts nor have they been proven as of yet. Most are borderline unscientific due to being unfalsifiable, like MWI. There is no real 'weirdness; to quantum mechanics in the way as proposed by erroneous sensationalized media like the clip posted at the start of this thread. Yes, QM is counter intuitive to an extent, but never has the experiments proven any aspect of consciousness having any direct role in their outcomes.
All I can say is that quantum theory alone does not acknowledge consciousness at all. While there are some interpretations that develop from experimentation on quantum theory, these interpretations are not considered facts nor have they been proven as of yet. Most are borderline unscientific due to being unfalsifiable, like MWI. There is no real 'weirdness; to quantum mechanics in the way as proposed by erroneous sensationalized media like the clip posted at the start of this thread. Yes, QM is counter intuitive to an extent, but never has the experiments proven any aspect of consciousness having any direct role in their outcomes.
All I can say is that quantum theory alone does not acknowledge consciousness
QM is counter intuitive to an extent, but never has the experiments proven any aspect of consciousness having any direct role in their outcomes.
In as much as quantum theory does not acknowledge consciousness
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
reply to post by Matrix Rising
I've heard that before how we do not actually touch anything. Amazing really.
Matter and conscousness do not actually, for want of better term, stick to each other. They are not really in contact. I surprise some people when I say that the soul is not actually in the world.
The soul is controlling the mind-body in the same way the humans control the avatars in the movie Avatar. It is not actually in the body.
I agree with you on the materialist fundamentalists that have swamped this thread.
They don't seem to realise that science no longer supports a material world.
The so-called many interpetations of QM is cling onto the material world, when in fact it is slipping away day by day.
Well, as it happens with all new scientific paradigms; as soon as the evidence builds up and become too overwhelming to deny anymore, the old paradigm will come crumbling down.
It is only a matter of time before new-age science takes over.
Originally posted by 13579
reply to post by rickyrrr
In as much as quantum theory does not acknowledge consciousness
It does by its very nature..
quantum theory is YOU trying to understand WHY THE EFF you are here..
mathmatics shows this using QM.. it states
For me to be here effects everything i know and i dont know and by me asking what i do or dont know will effect the outcome both postive and negtive regardless of the question.
POINT BLANK
if you can not grasp that aspect then you and some others are talking out of there blackholes to use a pun.
the problem we as mathmations face is WHY
this is not a mesurble number but leads to infinate outcomes...
So the underlying principle is the ANSWER is not the problem the function of WHY is let me show you
psauf-afig0agdpjnandna0duadh
was that random? Or was it meant to be that way?
QM says BOTH and its true
-0-- edited
for in order for the above to be random would mean i was random! but im not random am i because you are reading what im saying?
So wha i in fact type was always going to be read by you since the begining of creation!
If it wasnt iether YOU or ME would not be sitting here
I would not have typed it and you would never have read it
see?
[edit on 24-12-2009 by 13579]
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
reply to post by sirnex
I hate to disappont you but I am a dude (You assume too much for somebody who accuses of others of unfounded conjecture)
Well, as it happens with all new scientific paradigms; as soon as the evidence builds up and become too overwhelming to deny anymore, the old paradigm will come crumbling down.
Quantum mechanics (QM) is a set of principles describing the physical reality at the atomic level of matter (molecules and atoms) and the subatomic (electrons, protons, and even smaller particles). These descriptions include the simultaneous wave-like and particle-like behavior of both matter[1] and radiation[2] ("wave–particle duality"). Quantum Mechanics is a mathematical description of reality, like any scientific model. Some of its predictions and implications go against the "common sense" of how humans see a set of bodies (a system) behave. This isn't necessarily a failure of QM - it's more of a reflection of how humans understand space and time on larger scales (e.g., centimetres, seconds) rather than much smaller.
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
reply to post by Psychonaughty
Actually not even that, you could spend your life not reading a single book on metaphysics and philosophy, and understand it all in a flash of intuition in meditation.