Im going to blow your minds a little bit ! 10 years ago , at age 39 , I had a widow maker out of no where . When it started , I was in denial I was having this heart attack as I was in good shape . I kept having this thought . Do not lie down or take any pain medication . Over and over again . I knew this was not my mind , but the thought was there as clear as if I were talking to you face to face . Skipping the dramatic 2 hours between when it started and them actually realizing I was not faking this and coding me in . This was very painful , a 99% occlusion . I refused drugs and they were getting mad I would not lie down or sit still . I had this second thought , it is ok , lie down and let them work , so I did . As I lay there . I was looking down at my hands and feet . It looked like my entire body was vibrating slowly at first but was starting to vibrate faster and faster . My sister was an ER nurse and on duty that night . I began vocally describing this to her as it happened . She ran from the room thinking I was gone . As I am watching my body vibrate , I noticed the walls of the hospital ER room started to phase out slowly . And this other place was starting to come throug
The particle isn’t “choosing” a state. It is exchanging fluctuation-information through the interaction between states, and observation locks onto the pattern created by that exchange.
I’ve had a situation in my life which when I look back I’m convinced I shouldn’t have survived. When I have talked about certain things I remember with people from earlier memories they don’t remember. I’m convinced I’ve shifted to an alternative universe.
I wonder if the way that new universes are created when the timeline branches off, (as the "many worlds" theory suggests), if perhaps this is done via the "ghost particles" that CERN just recently discovered? Because, they know that when the ghost particles form, they don't recreate the original particles COMPLETELY. They approximate it to be around 80% duplicate to the original, therefore that would create an ALMOST duplicate of the original particle/universe. Which would actually go towards helping to explain the Mandela effect, wouldn't it? And that would work with the Quantum Immortality theory as well, because it would demonstrate that our consciousness or what we perceive as being our "I am", is constantly shifting from one "world/universe" to another and that we're capable of retaining our memories and knowledge from one world to another, which is why we would eventually notice that 20% variance in the form of Mandela effects.
I'm probably gonna sound a little nutty sharing this, and I haven't really told anyone about this before, but I've witnessed myself dying and suddenly was drivng away from a car accident a few years ago. It was surreal because I felt the impact of the truck I was in colliding with a car that had veered into our lane from the other side of the road. And as soon as I felt the impact I was right back in the truck and looked over and that same car that had hit us corrected and kept going and we drove away fine. I looked at my friend who was driving in shock but didn't know how to comprehend what happened let alone how to explain it. I literally thought I was losing my mind and questioned my sanity for awhile after that. But this actually makes it make a lot of sense now and I can confirm it is real. We only die when our purpose is fulfilled otherwise, you will come back to finish whatever that is.
One thing I’ll like to add. The exact copy on Mars experiment cannot work because memories does not store on your body. Your body is just a piece of hardware that runs and experiences the world. You, the real you is somewhere else. Unless you can successfully reconnect your new body with your true self, you did not “teleported” to mars.
Maybe the one who dies does not even know he survived to another branch because he may have just woke up in the other branch thinking he just had a dream or just didn't have a dream but just woke up there.
If the only world you’re aware of out of worlds with infinite possibilities is the one where you’re alive, doesn’t that support the idea that we’re all in a simulation? I probably worded that terribly, this stuff hurts my brain.
Here is the simple answer that saves Newtonian reality, the wave does not collapse, whatever is measuring the location of the wave collapses — Viola only one outcome occurs. There are no particles only waves, the particle is an artifact of measurement, and the random location off the particle that appears somewhere within the wave comes from the details and physics of the measurement device, not the physics of the wave.
That’s terrifying… if we as our consciousness, never die. That means we leave all our friends and family behind. We must suffer alone forever, all of us. That’s horrifying.
I wonder if branches, branch back into one another, or if they continue to branch out endlessly without any interaction, once a new branch is established.
What about sharing a new branch with someone. You’re both meant to die in one branch but you both survive and create a new branch. Are we now both on the same new branch? Where does it end?
We are the cat being the observer inside the box for the outside observer.
We are in the screen like pixels waiting for information to generate the picture. 🤔
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I think you made it out alive In every reality!
Lol.
I wonder if branches, branch back into one another, or if they continue to branch out endlessly without any interaction, once a new branch is established.
What about sharing a new branch with someone. You’re both meant to die in one branch but you both survive and create a new branch. Are we now both on the same new branch? Where does it end?
My head hurts.
We are in the screen like pixels waiting for information to generate the picture. 🤔