Well, you might wanna look into that.That's another interesting phenomenon. I have days, not often, that I feel displaced and the light doesn't feel right. I never gave it much thought, though.
Well, you might wanna look into that.That's another interesting phenomenon. I have days, not often, that I feel displaced and the light doesn't feel right. I never gave it much thought, though.
Well, you might wanna look into that.
The concept of parallel timelines comes from, in large part, the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics. To oversimplify it a bit, the question is - why are quantum-level events nondeterministic while our everyday world is deterministic? Quantum mechanics are influenced by the observer, but that's not true in our day to day life. So there is a difficulty in harmonizing quantum mechanics with our usual interpretations of physics. This is called "quantum decoherence", when phenomena is no longer explained by quantum mechanics but rather classical mechanics.
One theory is that there must be parallel timelines in which all of these other possible events happen. In other words, the universe actually is non-deterministic like we see on the quantum level, but we only see one set of events from our perspective. There are, presumably, other versions of ourselves experiencing different events. Everything that is possible under the laws of physics has happened somewhere under this interpretation, most likely in an infinite number of alternate universes.
There are many challenges to this belief, particularly because there's no "bleed through" so it can't really be proven to be true or false. One complaint is that the Many Worlds Interpretation doesn't account for gravity. Gravity isn't really relevant to quantum-level events. Once gravity becomes relevant, the world becomes deterministic.
But even if the MWI is correct, I'm not sure how you could theoretically jump from timeline to timeline. Human consciousness doesn't seem to be subject to quantum mechanics so it doesn't create branching possibilities.
Consider the reality we experience is just one from freedom of choice. Perhaps if we develop the mental ability to experience a multi-conscious reality, where we experience all choices simultaneously, we will then see our reality from the real perspective.
I've always wondered why dear will stand still in the road staring into the headlights of an oncoming car and choose to die that way. But if it has the perspective of a multi-conscious point of view, it actually didn't die. It lives on merely by being a multi-conscious being.
If anything can be quantum then everything must be quantum. What you are missing is what makes things appear non quantum and this is simply the shared belief systems of what reality looks like. Not one observer, but a thousand, a million...they all have a charge, and a million of them has a lot of charge, a lot of potential reducing the higher odds of probabilities. One pebble in the sea isn't going to get much notice, but a meteor the size of a stadium makes a hell of a wave. At the surface level this wave may appear very materialistic but at it's core its still just quantum observer effect creating it.The concept of parallel timelines comes from, in large part, the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics. To oversimplify it a bit, the question is - why are quantum-level events nondeterministic while our everyday world is deterministic? Quantum mechanics are influenced by the observer, but that's not true in our day to day life. So there is a difficulty in harmonizing quantum mechanics with our usual interpretations of physics. This is called "quantum decoherence", when phenomena is no longer explained by quantum mechanics but rather classical mechanics.
One theory is that there must be parallel timelines in which all of these other possible events happen. In other words, the universe actually is non-deterministic like we see on the quantum level, but we only see one set of events from our perspective. There are, presumably, other versions of ourselves experiencing different events. Everything that is possible under the laws of physics has happened somewhere under this interpretation, most likely in an infinite number of alternate universes.
There are many challenges to this belief, particularly because there's no "bleed through" so it can't really be proven to be true or false. One complaint is that the Many Worlds Interpretation doesn't account for gravity. Gravity isn't really relevant to quantum-level events. Once gravity becomes relevant, the world becomes deterministic.
But even if the MWI is correct, I'm not sure how you could theoretically jump from timeline to timeline. Human consciousness doesn't seem to be subject to quantum mechanics so it doesn't create branching possibilities.
It is theoretically possible, it's what the human form was designed to be capable of doing. But reaching that level..on this planet at this time, thats a whole different story. It comes down to the level of dna activation. Most awakened ppl sit around 15-20% getting stuck in rabbit holes endlessly, I know one person at 33% last she checked six months ago, and at that level its a basic awareness of other timelines, standard telepathy, potentials into telekinesis if practiced etc. Most of the planet still aren't awake, and I think proper awakening begins around 11-12%Consider the reality we experience is just one from freedom of choice. Perhaps if we develop the mental ability to experience a multi-conscious reality, where we experience all choices simultaneously, we will then see our reality from the real perspective.
I've always wondered why dear will stand still in the road staring into the headlights of an oncoming car and choose to die that way. But if it has the perspective of a multi-conscious point of view, it actually didn't die. It lives on merely by being a multi-conscious being.
If anything can be quantum then everything must be quantum.