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01-10-2015, 10:03 PM
Yes. In quantum physics, there is a wave function that includes a wave collapse at the point that something is observed or measured. Quantum theory has finally been largely accepted by our corrupt and purposefully stupid scientific community. However, many treat quantum theory as the end-all-be-all, and that is rather impossible. It can't explain everything, just as Einstein's Relativity falls short.
Why is that so? Well, it's a model. Any time we use models to explain things, there are always going to be exceptions. There are many models out there, including one of my favorites, Walter Russell's Universal One theory. But every model out there, including the ones that purport to be a non-model explanations of reality, are all unstable at some point. To me, the quantum wave collapse seems more of the "Create your own reality" type of view. The world is mirror about our inner state and what we've been programmed to see. That would be more of the Destiny view of reality (meaning that we control 100% of our destiny).
But the age old argument is still alive because there's the other opposite concept of Fate. Everything is already laid out of us ahead of time. We don't create our reality because everything was already created for us. I believe that there is an undeniable blend of both in this world, and Gina Cerminara wrote a wonderful book about Edgar Cayce's take on this whole conundrum. Her ultimate summary was this: Basically, both concepts can be analogous to a dog with a leash. The leash is FATE, meaning that the dog can't go anywhere beyond that leash. However, the dog is free to go anywhere inside the bounds of that leash, and that would then be DESTINY.
So how does this relate to wave/particle theory in quantum physics? Well, sometimes the wave collapses depending on what we measure. Sometimes we create our reality. However, other times are completely absolute. A 100-year old man would probably get denied his application to enter fighter pilot training. It's way too late. Sorry, but you cannot create that reality. That is fate. The leash is too short.
Would love to hear your take on things, and interestingly, you are not the only European dreamer. But after our new website is rolled out, it'll be much easier to find dreams located in our vicinity.
Be well and THANK YOU for your reply!
Why is that so? Well, it's a model. Any time we use models to explain things, there are always going to be exceptions. There are many models out there, including one of my favorites, Walter Russell's Universal One theory. But every model out there, including the ones that purport to be a non-model explanations of reality, are all unstable at some point. To me, the quantum wave collapse seems more of the "Create your own reality" type of view. The world is mirror about our inner state and what we've been programmed to see. That would be more of the Destiny view of reality (meaning that we control 100% of our destiny).
But the age old argument is still alive because there's the other opposite concept of Fate. Everything is already laid out of us ahead of time. We don't create our reality because everything was already created for us. I believe that there is an undeniable blend of both in this world, and Gina Cerminara wrote a wonderful book about Edgar Cayce's take on this whole conundrum. Her ultimate summary was this: Basically, both concepts can be analogous to a dog with a leash. The leash is FATE, meaning that the dog can't go anywhere beyond that leash. However, the dog is free to go anywhere inside the bounds of that leash, and that would then be DESTINY.
So how does this relate to wave/particle theory in quantum physics? Well, sometimes the wave collapses depending on what we measure. Sometimes we create our reality. However, other times are completely absolute. A 100-year old man would probably get denied his application to enter fighter pilot training. It's way too late. Sorry, but you cannot create that reality. That is fate. The leash is too short.
Would love to hear your take on things, and interestingly, you are not the only European dreamer. But after our new website is rolled out, it'll be much easier to find dreams located in our vicinity.
Be well and THANK YOU for your reply!