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Originally posted by AstroBuzz
I know the Giant Sequoias exist and have grown for thousands of years... but I've never seen one in person.
I know a baby grows inside a pregnant woman even though I can't observe or measure it.
Originally posted by AstroBuzz
I know the Giant Sequoias exist and have grown for thousands of years... but I've never seen one in person.
I know a baby grows inside a pregnant woman even though I can't observe or measure it.
Originally posted by Matrix Rising
These things are in a state of superposition until I walk to the store. There all probable paths. When I walk to the store it then becomes a measured event. I then thought that quantum information and the Observers mind must be connected.
So this means nothing exists until an Observer makes the choice consciously or subconsciously to cause a measurement to occur. How can that tree exist in the woods if it's not being measured? What state is the tree in before you go out into the woods? In your mind it's in a state of superposition until it's state is measured.
I think we ask the wrong question. We ask is the tree in a state of superposition. The tree isn't in a state of superposition. The quantum information in the mind of the Observer is in a state of superposition.
SO EVERYTHING IS A SIMULATION OF QUANTUM INFORMATION IN THE MIND OF THE OBSERVER.
Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
Things exist. The mind is our way to sense these things. I am not the center of the universe, and to say that my mind creates reality is to give that implication.
Example.
One person is walking down a unknown path. They see a tree.
Another person walks down the same path and sees the same tree.
If the tree does not exist until it is observed, then how do two separate minds create the same tree?
Originally posted by yourmaker
no. not at all. reality is there, and our senses allow us to perceive it, why do we have to assume it's in our minds?
sure we can construct a dreamstate reality, but our waking lives, what we see here and now, is existing on a planet.
a real planet, with real animals, real oceans, real people and real thoughts. it's not in our heads.
although i dont agree with this video i'm sure the people who agree with this thread will love it.
Originally posted by Matrix Rising
reply to post by GmoS719
You said:
Example.
One person is walking down a unknown path. They see a tree.
Another person walks down the same path and sees the same tree.
If the tree does not exist until it is observed, then how do two separate minds create the same tree?
Their not two separate minds. It's one mind having "me" experiences. We're under the illusion of separation because of decoherence.
Originally posted by Namaste1001
reply to post by GmoS719
How are you defining "real"?
What is real for you may not be real for me.edit on 8-11-2011 by Namaste1001 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Chamberf=6
I agree, in that we are slaves / imprisoned by our
own perceptions.
Perceptions and how we think about/ analyze them(or don't in many cases) is all we personally really know.
Life and the world is different for each individual.
Originally posted by GmoS719
Originally posted by Namaste1001
reply to post by GmoS719
How are you defining "real"?
What is real for you may not be real for me.edit on 8-11-2011 by Namaste1001 because: (no reason given)
Real as in; not an illusion.