Do you know what Einstein said about Quantum Physics? He said; "All my attempts to adapt the theoretical foundation of physics to this new type of knowledge failed completely. It was as if the ground had been pulled out from under me". And; "The quanta really are a hopeless mess". Einstein was mightily humbled by the vast implications. The quanta are a hopeless mess from a classical Newtonian perspective because it appears random or limitless in expression, and the results of endless controlled experiments prove beyond any doubt that the thoughts and intentions of the observer profoundly effect the results. This film, in an imaginative way, explores the possible implications of the quantum field. I wish I could say that I really like this film, but I applaud the attempt, I think it's on the right track. There are many who see an exciting new Renaissance in physics on the horizon that will change everything. For example, do you know that subatomic particles have been consistently detected that appear and disappear, seemingly to bi-locate (you know, like Star Trek), and is not even subject to our concept of linear time (that part is really deep). And do you know that in the last decade+ within established circles it has become overwhelmingly accepted that all matter is energy, and is almost entirely empty space. And the sum total of all solid matter in the entire universe could be contained within a particle smaller than a quark, called a singularity or infinite density. This calculation, being so unimaginably close to zero solid matter should act as a big hint. It points to an illusion created by the quantum field, directed by consciousness(which does not imply only an individuals consciousness), for the purpose of providing an experience for the observer. Does that seem too far-out for you? Congratulations,.....you are in the majority. If it was an election you would be on the winning side........ A little clarification may be useful to some. The word illusion as it is used here isn't meant to imply that physical matter isn't real, only that it isn't what it appears to be. Also, the word observer merely denotes a unit of consciousness within the field, and not necessarily or exclusively any particular process that may be associated with the word. And most importantly, the term empty space is only meant to refer to the absence of separate and solid matter. There is actually no such thing as empty space, all is full and inseparable. The exchange of information through consciousness creates vortices, also called torsion fields, that produces the illusion of borders or a separation of matter. This intelligent self-organizing effect, called a fractal feedback dynamic, is all that exists ultimately, and there is not and can not be any separation between anything..... Bare in mind the words of a marvelous philosopher "All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed, and third, it is accepted as self-evident." Arthur Schopenhauer 1850 ....... My point being, this is more than just science.
Do you know what Einstein said about Quantum Physics? He said; "All my attempts to adapt the theoretical foundation of physics to this new type of knowledge failed completely. It was as if the ground had been pulled out from under me". And; "The quanta really are a hopeless mess". Einstein was mightily humbled by the vast implications. The quanta are a hopeless mess from a classical Newtonian perspective because it appears random or limitless in expression, and the results of endless controlled experiments prove beyond any doubt that the thoughts and intentions of the observer profoundly effect the results. This film, in an imaginative way, explores the possible implications of the quantum field. I wish I could say that I really like this film, but I applaud the attempt, I think it's on the right track. There are many who see an exciting new Renaissance in physics on the horizon that will change everything. For example, do you know that subatomic particles have been consistently detected that appear and disappear, seemingly to bi-locate (you know, like Star Trek), and is not even subject to our concept of linear time (that part is really deep). And do you know that in the last decade+ within established circles it has become overwhelmingly accepted that all matter is energy, and is almost entirely empty space. And the sum total of all solid matter in the entire universe could be contained within a particle smaller than a quark, called a singularity or infinite density. This calculation, being so unimaginably close to zero solid matter should act as a big hint. It points to an illusion created by the quantum field, directed by consciousness(which does not imply only an individuals consciousness), for the purpose of providing an experience for the observer. Does that seem too far-out for you? Congratulations,.... . you are in the majority. If it was an election you would be on the winning side.... .... A little clarification may be useful to some. The word illusion as it is used here isn't meant to imply that physical matter isn't real, only that it isn't what it appears to be. Also, the word observer merely denotes a unit of consciousness within the field, and not necessarily or exclusively any particular process that may be associated with the word. And most importantly, the term empty space is only meant to refer to the absence of separate and solid matter. There is actually no such thing as empty space, all is full and inseparable. The exchange of information through consciousness creates vortices, also called torsion fields, that produces the illusion of borders or a separation of matter. This intelligent self-organizing effect, called a fractal feedback dynamic, is all that exists ultimately, and there is not and can not be any separation between anything.... . Bare in mind the words of a marvelous philosopher "All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed, and third, it is accepted as self-evident. " Arthur Schopenhauer 1850.... ... My point being, this is more than just science.