Define your quantum mechanical self....
We're quantum units made of quantum material
and we therefore subscribe to quantum laws.
To scientists, these laws tend to be boxed into particular applications, relating to their particular specialism. But logic suggests there are likely parallels between how we operate and the laws by which our components must operate. In other words, we are what we're made of.
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The book's beyond the bridge.
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and we therefore subscribe to quantum laws.
To scientists, these laws tend to be boxed into particular applications, relating to their particular specialism. But logic suggests there are likely parallels between how we operate and the laws by which our components must operate. In other words, we are what we're made of.
Visit Quantumology.org where you could start an exciting journey.
The book's beyond the bridge.
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 in QM. You feel an unshakable certainty that QM applies to you and everyone else since what we know about Quantum Mechanics says everything is uncertain by default and everything is connected to everything else. A huge network system of things talking to each other. So it stands to reason that if we're not switched into the frequency of resonating friends, we're missing out on some important information.
There's a lot of sense to be made of simple things we experience every day, like how we shift in and out of realities seamlessly without noticing. The further you dig the more sense it makes. Scientists have mathematics, and statuses to protect (not to mention funding) but they know too that we live on a turning point so if we can follow Einstein into pulling humanity back from the brink,
we'd better get a move on. Physicists need to be in front.
There's a lot of sense to be made of simple things we experience every day, like how we shift in and out of realities seamlessly without noticing. The further you dig the more sense it makes. Scientists have mathematics, and statuses to protect (not to mention funding) but they know too that we live on a turning point so if we can follow Einstein into pulling humanity back from the brink,
we'd better get a move on. Physicists need to be in front.
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