In Part 1 and Part 2 of this article series we began to examine a new perspective that quantum physics is beginning to reveal about what we are as material beings. Not who we are, but what we are, existentially. I mean, what are we to think of ourselves? Religions and...
In Part 1 of this article we began to examine a new perspective that quantum physics is beginning to reveal about our understanding of what we are as material beings. As Part 1 of this article portrayed, we are quintessentially beings of indescribable dimensions. For e...
We began to understand the quantum world and quantum effects from the 1850s when black body radiation [1] began to be studied and then in 1905 Einstein explained the photoelectric effect [2] and hence photons or the smallest describable quantum of light.
I couldn't help but reproduce this from a Facebook post within a Group called 'Quantum Physics' of which I am a member. The questioner posted the title above asking for answers about the Double Slit Experiment, obviously a physics student of sorts. (If you are not fami...
I have been asked a lot about this book already, and I suspect the questions will keep coming ad infinitum. I have been asked what is ‘Iniquity’? Iniquity is immoral or grossly unfair behaviour, ‘vice’ in a modern context, ‘sin’ in a religious context. So Iniquity and...
They say new universes may be popping up all around us in unknown dimensions of space-time. I like the thought of that. I like the thought of quantum theories that are enormously inspiring about the world in which we live.
