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Multiple Time Lines Article
From the Cold Lake Sun, Coldlake, Alberta, Canada
August 17, 2004
Link: http://coldlakesun.com/story.php?id=113122
Written by Chris Miller - a member of ttf.tk
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More than one reality
Chris Miller
COLD LAKE -- Recent discoveries in quantum physics and in cosmology shed new light on how the mind interacts with matter.
These discoveries compel acceptance of the idea that there is more than one universe and that we constantly interact with many of these "hidden" universes.
Multiple reality
"There is no one reality. Each of us lives in a separate universe. That's not speaking metaphorically. This is the hypothesis of the stark nature of reality suggested by recent developments in quantum physics," stated M.R. Franks, a life member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, and also a law professor who authored The Universe and Multiple Reality.
But what is multiple reality? How do parallel universes interconnect? He says many universes exist that differ from our own. Another universe exists that differs from ours only in that the Earth has two natural moons. Another universe exists where there is no Earth. Another exists in which Hansa Thaleshvar is not the mayor.
He said that if a universe can be imagined, it exists.
"I believe that life occurs in dimensions, and that there are an infinite number of dimensions," said Zachary Cabon, a public health nutritionist from Greensboro, North Carolina.
Schr?dinger's cat
There is an imaginary experiment devised in 1935 by physicist Erwin Schr?dinger.
A cat is placed in a box. A quantum event determines randomly whether this imaginary cat is poisoned or not. As a result, the universe splits into two copies, one containing a live cat and the other a dead cat. Both universes contain one copy of the experimenter too, each one thinking he is unique.
Because each of these worlds is dynamic, the live cat goes on living in the one world, while in the other world someone takes the carcass out of the box and buries it.
Fay Wray dead in 1985?
Fay Wray, the actress born on a ranch outside of Cardston, Alberta, achieved everlasting fame as the damsel held atop the Empire State Building by the giant ape in the 1933 classic, King Kong. She died Aug. 9 at the age of 96.
Yet others claim that she already died many years ago!
"I remember the day that Fay Wray died. It was Dec. 14, 1985," Susan Gardner told the Sun. "The reason I remember is that was the day I was married. The television was on, my mother was steaming my wedding dress and they announced it. So the time of the announcement would have been around 6:30 p.m. I discussed her death with several people that evening."
Gardner also recalls watching news of Mickey Rooney?s death on CNN years before he actually died. She also remembers Betty White dying.
"Betty White, the reason that is significant is because it?s my mother's name and we always used to kid my mother about it. I cannot remember the actual date, but I thought that was the reason they cancelled the TV show Golden Girls," said Gardner.
Is there a logical explanation for these strange occurrences -- bad memory or false memory, for instance?
"Looking at what I know now, I have a very good memory. My parents are always fascinated by the fact that I can remember every telephone number and street address we had since I was five years old. We moved every 18 months because my father was in the military," she said.
Mancuso?s memory
Cindy Mancuso shared a similar experience, noting that she recalled the deaths of both Stephen Hawking and Lawrence Welk, even though both of them were still very much alive.
"This has happened to me before, when I was younger," admitted Mancuso. "I lived in a timeline where Roy Orbison died in a fire in his house only to be joyfully surprised by his comeback. Then he died again."
This phenomenon has occurred to Mancuso and her husband regarding news stories where they look at each and say, "Hey, that isn't how I remember it!"
She said that she feels like she?s living in a science fiction movie. "It is almost like our ?memories? have adjusted to new facts and now all we can remember is there was a time slip."
She has tried to fathom why these occurrences involve mostly people in "show biz". She believes that these are standouts because they involve famous people and she can note the memory corruption. In other words, to recall an alternate timeline requires a cognitive dissonance for the person to register it. As for an event that does not create cognitive dissonance, they could be happening all the time and we would be completely unaware of it.
"In insignificant or minor occurrences with things I am not familiar with or interested in, I would not necessarily register the difference. Also, we would all be insane if we were slipping into different timelines and could remember it," explained Mancuso.
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Thank You, Chris for a very good article!
"Mom"
From the Cold Lake Sun, Coldlake, Alberta, Canada
August 17, 2004
Link: http://coldlakesun.com/story.php?id=113122
Written by Chris Miller - a member of ttf.tk
___________________________________________________________________
More than one reality
Chris Miller
COLD LAKE -- Recent discoveries in quantum physics and in cosmology shed new light on how the mind interacts with matter.
These discoveries compel acceptance of the idea that there is more than one universe and that we constantly interact with many of these "hidden" universes.
Multiple reality
"There is no one reality. Each of us lives in a separate universe. That's not speaking metaphorically. This is the hypothesis of the stark nature of reality suggested by recent developments in quantum physics," stated M.R. Franks, a life member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, and also a law professor who authored The Universe and Multiple Reality.
But what is multiple reality? How do parallel universes interconnect? He says many universes exist that differ from our own. Another universe exists that differs from ours only in that the Earth has two natural moons. Another universe exists where there is no Earth. Another exists in which Hansa Thaleshvar is not the mayor.
He said that if a universe can be imagined, it exists.
"I believe that life occurs in dimensions, and that there are an infinite number of dimensions," said Zachary Cabon, a public health nutritionist from Greensboro, North Carolina.
Schr?dinger's cat
There is an imaginary experiment devised in 1935 by physicist Erwin Schr?dinger.
A cat is placed in a box. A quantum event determines randomly whether this imaginary cat is poisoned or not. As a result, the universe splits into two copies, one containing a live cat and the other a dead cat. Both universes contain one copy of the experimenter too, each one thinking he is unique.
Because each of these worlds is dynamic, the live cat goes on living in the one world, while in the other world someone takes the carcass out of the box and buries it.
Fay Wray dead in 1985?
Fay Wray, the actress born on a ranch outside of Cardston, Alberta, achieved everlasting fame as the damsel held atop the Empire State Building by the giant ape in the 1933 classic, King Kong. She died Aug. 9 at the age of 96.
Yet others claim that she already died many years ago!
"I remember the day that Fay Wray died. It was Dec. 14, 1985," Susan Gardner told the Sun. "The reason I remember is that was the day I was married. The television was on, my mother was steaming my wedding dress and they announced it. So the time of the announcement would have been around 6:30 p.m. I discussed her death with several people that evening."
Gardner also recalls watching news of Mickey Rooney?s death on CNN years before he actually died. She also remembers Betty White dying.
"Betty White, the reason that is significant is because it?s my mother's name and we always used to kid my mother about it. I cannot remember the actual date, but I thought that was the reason they cancelled the TV show Golden Girls," said Gardner.
Is there a logical explanation for these strange occurrences -- bad memory or false memory, for instance?
"Looking at what I know now, I have a very good memory. My parents are always fascinated by the fact that I can remember every telephone number and street address we had since I was five years old. We moved every 18 months because my father was in the military," she said.
Mancuso?s memory
Cindy Mancuso shared a similar experience, noting that she recalled the deaths of both Stephen Hawking and Lawrence Welk, even though both of them were still very much alive.
"This has happened to me before, when I was younger," admitted Mancuso. "I lived in a timeline where Roy Orbison died in a fire in his house only to be joyfully surprised by his comeback. Then he died again."
This phenomenon has occurred to Mancuso and her husband regarding news stories where they look at each and say, "Hey, that isn't how I remember it!"
She said that she feels like she?s living in a science fiction movie. "It is almost like our ?memories? have adjusted to new facts and now all we can remember is there was a time slip."
She has tried to fathom why these occurrences involve mostly people in "show biz". She believes that these are standouts because they involve famous people and she can note the memory corruption. In other words, to recall an alternate timeline requires a cognitive dissonance for the person to register it. As for an event that does not create cognitive dissonance, they could be happening all the time and we would be completely unaware of it.
"In insignificant or minor occurrences with things I am not familiar with or interested in, I would not necessarily register the difference. Also, we would all be insane if we were slipping into different timelines and could remember it," explained Mancuso.
_________________________________________________________________
Thank You, Chris for a very good article!
"Mom"
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