Define your existence... find your quantum mechanic
Puritanical positivists might be tempted to do something horrid to my electrons, but the undeniable truth is, we are quantum units made of quantum material and we therefore subscribe to quantum laws. To scientists, these laws tend to be pure in application, relating only to the science under their particular specialism. But to me, the road is long with many a winding turn, and what is heavy may well be light, and vice versa.
Here, then, you'll find those laws explored, sometimes seriously and sometimes not so seriously, for we could all do with a bit of lightening up, whether or not we've got a PhD.If you've got a PhD and would love to discuss something you might consider dogspangle without needing to smack it, you can email me; @
All concepts referenced are based on scientific principles - blog posts contain links to reputable sources.
Here, then, you'll find those laws explored, sometimes seriously and sometimes not so seriously, for we could all do with a bit of lightening up, whether or not we've got a PhD.If you've got a PhD and would love to discuss something you might consider dogspangle without needing to smack it, you can email me; @
All concepts referenced are based on scientific principles - blog posts contain links to reputable sources.
Let's say you've found yourself here because you're interested -( vaguely> or <obsessively )- in quantum mechanics. You feel an unshakable certainty that it applies to you and everyone else by default since that's as much as we know about quantum mechanics - everything is by default (uncertain) and everything (local or non-local) is connected to everything else. A huge network system of things talking to each other. So it stands to reason that if you're not switched into the frequency of this neighbourhood, you're missing out.
There's a lot to be found - an awful lot - that makes sense of simple things we experience every day and how we shift in and out of each other's realities seamlessly without noticing. The further you dig the more sense it makes. Scientists dig like archaeologists with tools for the job and statuses to protect (not to mention funding) but they know, like the rest of us, that this is a turning point in the future of mankind (and everything else) so if we can follow Einstein into getting humanity back in from behind technology and turn into beings of light, we'd better get a move on. Physicists need to be in front.
Quantumology is clickbait-free - just email me if you want to get in touch.
quantumologist@gmail.co
There's a lot to be found - an awful lot - that makes sense of simple things we experience every day and how we shift in and out of each other's realities seamlessly without noticing. The further you dig the more sense it makes. Scientists dig like archaeologists with tools for the job and statuses to protect (not to mention funding) but they know, like the rest of us, that this is a turning point in the future of mankind (and everything else) so if we can follow Einstein into getting humanity back in from behind technology and turn into beings of light, we'd better get a move on. Physicists need to be in front.
Quantumology is clickbait-free - just email me if you want to get in touch.
quantumologist@gmail.co
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