Tagged with 'Quantum Mechanics'

The following is a five part blog about the I Ching and its similarities with Quantum Mechanics.

Have you heard of D-Wave? They make what they claim are ``adiabatic quantum computers'', which are believed to be enormously more powerful than standard digital computers -- digital computers such as the one from which you are reading this posting of mine.

I believe that when an event is strong with a people who share food and air and light then the event can go out to the donor Star/s for the solar system they inhabit. The echo of the even can then go three directions.
1) Instantly it reinforces the mental impression.
2) back (in time) through reflections light passes the mental impression in the number of years light takes it to.

Bruce Lipton shares a powerfully concise 7 minute overview of how crucial your beliefs are...

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“When the answer is simple, God is speaking.” ~Albert Einstein

“I want to know how God created this world. I am not interested in this or that phenomenon, in the spectrum of this or that element. I want to know his thoughts. The rest are details.” (The Expanded Quotable Einstein, Princeton University Press, 2000 p.202)

Many assume the planet’s collective consciousness is analogous to the brain itself: the Eastern hemisphere is passionate, intuitive, and mystical; the Western hemisphere is reasonable, logical, and materialistic.

Because of the nasty weather here in Virginia, I spent hours curled up in bed watching TV last night. That's unusual for me. Usually, I'm curled up with my laptop or with one of the several dozen books I'm reading at any given time. I call it multi-tasking but you can call it distractibility. You say tomato, I say whatever...

thuan: [describing an experiment in particle behavior] they began by producing a pair of photons, one of which was then sent through a fiber-optic cable toward the north of the city, and the other toward the south. the two pieces of measuring equipment were over six miles apart.

In this post I suggest that the doctrine of the Holy Trinity provides a deep insight into the nature of reality and man, and possibly also eschatological implications for our time.

There is no more denying it. We are changing every day. Each of us, and collectively as a race. Evolution is no longer only occurring over “long periods of time” and "at random." It is momentary, immediate, and guided. And even could be speeding up.

I enjoy taking long walks, even if, down the subdivision of dirt roads that is my rural areas' equivalent of the suburbs, there is not actually anything to do but look at the same old, same old scenery.