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The God Effect: Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon by Brian Clegg

The God Effect: Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon Brian Clegg ebook
Page: 288
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
ISBN: 9780312555306
Format: pdf

It's no wonder that quantum mechanics has a number of different interpretations behind it: we're trying to understand reality, and yet the things that we're observing are completely unlike what we There are some interpretations that are demonstrably wrong: the idea that physics is local (things can only affect things they interact with), real (as opposed to complex, or partially imaginary), and deterministic cannot all be simultaneously true. Quantum entanglement was strange when it was conceptualized. Please also see Gregg Braden says it means that living cells communicate through a previously unrecognized form of energy [Previously unrecognized as quantum entanglement or EPR Phenomena?]. What's really weird is that this also works on the telephone even long distance. The central part of the optical setup used to demonstrate that even a system which does not allow entanglement exhibits features commonly attributed to this phenomenon. Something I think these results and some others that have been in other science news suggest that information has more of a dimensional energy aspect than anything else. The new phenomenon was not quantum particle/wave duality; it was quantum effect at a scale never before seen. Especially if I created a graphic that looked like a box of detergent. (double click for science definitions) The more esoteric portions of this paper indicate that (strong) feelings and human intention have a remote influencing effect on DNA and energetic phenomena. Want more no-nonsense, independent science? Spooky Action - Now With Less Enganglement!" might have been pretty good. "One of the weird effects well-known from atomic-scale systems is the possibility of superposition – the ability of an object to be in two places at once," Walmsley said.