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Originally posted by NorEaster
Originally posted by RANDOMguess
WHAT can someone explain wtf this means in a nice one liner. Dam it with all the words, what happened to less is more.
Sure. A guy in a physics lab got some odd results from sending photons through a sheet with two slits in it. Instead of collecting only two slit patterns on the collector target sheet, he collected three. Then he set up observation cameras and the number of proton slit patterns changed to two. He wasn't sure what to make of it, but documented it anyway.
Some professional writer got ahold of that story and partnered with a guy with a physics degree and wrote a book recently that claims that the research results prove that you can change the past by rethinking what the past was. The problem is this isn't what the research indicated at all, and there are people who are running off cliffs all over the Internet as a result of that idiot's book, proclaiming all kinds of stuff now. The author places "PhD" after his name and never tells people that it's a PhD in English, not Physics. He wanted a book deal and he got a book deal. Happy ending.
That's pretty much it in a nutshell.
Originally posted by FlySolo
You know, when reading your posts I can't help feeling how much of a negative downer you are. I want to skip through your insight because it doesn't help me in any way try to come to terms with the philosophical and metaphysical world we live in. You're opinion does not reflect in any way, form, or matter to that of mine. In actuality, it reminds me of the things and people I want to stay away from and ironically strengthens my need to stop dwelling on the problems in my life and do some positive thinking once again.
You can choose to wade through life with your ideology and i can choose to wade through life with mine. This does not make you wrong, but it definitely clashes with what we're all trying to accomplish. I choose to see the glass half full, this is my POV, and in doing so I can continue with what I set out to achieve without the needless worrying about it being almost empty.
Originally posted by NorEaster
reply to post by wakeUpOrDie
This is pure crap. These extremely vague and nebulous "testing event" have been debunked again and again, but like all garbage of its kind, they keep finding new places to spring up again....
There were Christian cosmologists that insisted that they had calculated the movements of the planets, stars and galaxies, and with that database they'd "sent" the program back thousands of
Originally posted by NorEaster
Originally posted by RANDOMguess
WHAT can someone explain wtf this means in a nice one liner. Dam it with all the words, what happened to less is more.
Sure. A guy in a physics lab got some odd results from sending photons through a sheet with two slits in it. Instead of collecting only two slit patterns on the collector target sheet, he collected three. Then he set up observation cameras and the number of proton slit patterns changed to two. He wasn't sure what to make of it, but documented it anyway.
Some professional writer got ahold of that story and partnered with a guy with a physics degree and wrote a book recently that claims that the research results prove that you can change the past by rethinking what the past was. The problem is this isn't what the research indicated at all, and there are people who are running off cliffs all over the Internet as a result of that idiot's book, proclaiming all kinds of stuff now. The author places "PhD" after his name and never tells people that it's a PhD in English, not Physics. He wanted a book deal and he got a book deal. Happy ending.
That's pretty much it in a nutshell.
Originally posted by Gamma MO
reply to post by Gseven
Re: Has the study been mentioned where test scores were higher for students who did a study session AFTER the test?
A storm is hovering over the editors of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, which is to publish a paper offering evidence for precognition – knowledge of unpredictable future events. Feeling the Future, written by Daryl Bem, an emeritus professor of Cornell University, reports the results of nine experiments with more than 1,000 subjects, all but one of which appear to suggest paranormal powers. His findings are due to be published by the respected journal this year, and sceptics have been queueing up to rubbish them.
Among Bem's contentions is that participants given a memory test were more likely to remember words that they were later asked to practise, suggesting that the effects of this post-test rehearsal somehow reached back in time. Source
edit on 8-2-2011 by Gamma MO because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Topato
reply to post by Gseven
Sounds like quantum entanglement.
But I still find it hard to understand, can you give a specific example of how I can change the past? Like if I choose to skip lunch today, would that make me skinnier in the past? Or what?
"Time keeps everything from happening at once"edit on 8-2-2011 by Topato because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Screwed
I think I'm going to try something.
I am going to start remembering a past that never happened.