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Millions of people around the world claim personal experience of unexplained phenomena, which can be as simple as ‘knowing’ who is calling them when the telephone rings. Mainstream science can provide no explanation for this, other than dismissing it as mere delusion. Rupert Sheldrake, after many years of investigating telepathy, the unexplained powers of animals and human precognition, believes that he can. Sheldrake claims that his theory of ‘morphic resonance’ not only explains these widespread phenomena, it also shows how simple organic forms can self-organise into more complex ones, as an addition to Darwin’s process of Natural Selection. According to Sheldrake: “The formation of habits depends on a process called morphic resonance. Similar patterns of activity resonate across space and time with subsequent patterns. This hypothesis applies to all self-organising systems, including atoms, molecules, crystals, cells, plants, animals and animal societies. All draw upon a collective memory and in turn contribute to it. A growing crystal of copper sulphate, for example, is in resonance with countless previous crystals of copper sulphate, and follows the same habits of crystal organisation, the same lattice structure. A growing oak seedling follows the habits of growth and development of previous oaks. When an orb-web spider starts spinning its web, it follows the habits of countless ancestors, resonating across space and time. The more people who learn a new skill, such as snowboarding, the easier will it be for others to learn it because of morphic resonance from previous snowboarders.” There is far more to morphic resonance than this, but I’m not the one to explain, as I have to admit I don’t understand all of its many aspects. Sheldrake believes that memories are not stored in the brain but somewhere outside of it; the brain recalls them not as a hard drive does, by playing back physically-stored electrical signals, but more like a television that tunes into transmitted signals and decodes them as memories. It does this by morphic resonance. Here, there are strong similarities with Carl Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious and archetypes. Jung’s ideas were accepted (if rather half-heartedly) by many scientists of his day; although Sheldrake does get support from some of his peers, it tends to come privately. His explorations into the liminal areas of science are particularly unpopular with dogmatic sceptics, who regard the work as ‘pseudoscience’ and “outside the scope of scientific experiment’.
memories are not stored in the brain but somewhere outside of it...
Originally posted by Wolfie0827
His explorations into the liminal areas of science are particularly unpopular with dogmatic sceptics, who regard the work as ‘pseudoscience’ and “outside the scope of scientific experiment’.
Originally posted by Wolfie0827
reply to post by -PLB-
Quantum Physics all ready implies it exists.
2nd.
"What the BLEEP do we know?! down the rabbit hole!
Originally posted by Maslo
I doubt it. Source, please.
Originally posted by C-JEAN
Hi science fans.
"What the BLEEP do we know?! down the rabbit hole!
Originally posted by Maslo
I doubt it. Source, please.
An extraordinary 3 DVD kit !
THAT has answered MANY questions of mine ! !
Blue skies.
Originally posted by Wolfie0827
reply to post by Maslo
I'll get them later, but transmitting particles through a wall as per thread in this forum, changing spin and or charge at a distance between two separate particles at a distance. that should be enough for you to start your own research in the subject. I cant' do all the work for you. If I did you wouldn't believe me. If you find it on your own your more likely to take it seriously.
Let me get you started.
Sou rces
edit on 15-4-2012 by Wolfie0827 because: Added link.
Originally posted by C-JEAN
Hi science fans.
"What the BLEEP do we know?! down the rabbit hole!
Originally posted by Maslo
I doubt it. Source, please.
An extraordinary 3 DVD kit !
THAT has answered MANY questions of mine ! !
Blue skies.
Originally posted by Wolfie0827
reply to post by dragonridr
Anything effecting the quantum particles effects the atoms it is a part of thus effecting the whole. When this happens the make up of the whole system can be effected. And just how does this not jive with the scientific data that has been excepted by the scientific community?
Originally posted by onequestion
reply to post by Wolfie0827
The information for the universe is experienced holographically through the mind. Although not exactly as a hologram. Literally your mind is a universe.
Originally posted by dragonridr
Originally posted by Wolfie0827
reply to post by dragonridr
Anything effecting the quantum particles effects the atoms it is a part of thus effecting the whole. When this happens the make up of the whole system can be effected. And just how does this not jive with the scientific data that has been excepted by the scientific community?
Your postulating everything we know about science is incorrect and there's some database somewhere in the universe.Well im game lets look at it does this theory explain one thing about the universe?
Thus there is no universal constants only what we measure, and when we measure.