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Content: The physicist Richard Feynman said, “Nature does not know what you are looking at, and she behaves the way she is going to behave whether you bother to take down the data or not.” So, those who claim observers *create* reality in this universe can only be true if either 1) the universe is a simulation; or 2) they live in a solipsistic universe. I’ll discuss these in the next post. 3
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Izé Goodfriendsays
November 30, 2020 at 12:03 am
Hi Paul,
Are you familiar with and do you have any thoughts on the work of Dean Radin? Dr. Radin’s experiments indicate that the remote attention of a meditator has a measurable influence, well beyond the margin of chance, on the behavior of photons in a double slit experiment (link to his work is here: http://www.deanradin.com/evidence/Radin2012doubleslit.pdf). Also, could you speak more to the logic behind Schrodinger’s Cat having any reasonable bearing on the question of consciousness interfering with the behavior of photons?