STEs and... Physics!

[Andrea]

Quantum Physics went so mainsteam, to win multiple Oscar prizes this year. Although possibly only a few of the people watching Everything, Everywhere, All at once are aware that the apparently science fiction movie is actually a science-based one. Or, better still, it is trying to describe one of the theories that theorethical physicists have come out with, in order to account for the findings of Quantum Physics.
It saddens me to think that those scientists who are capable to conceive such creative solutions, still feel compelled to stay away from the STEs world, as if they fear the stigma that still nowadays hits those researchers who dare dipping into the non-physical.
I'm no way a physics expert, let alone quantum physics. But after reading a few, relatively easy-to-read books, it hits me the fact that some important but anti-intuitive findings are paralleled by some accounts by NDEers who, considering their personal history, in no way could have been already aware of them.
Just to mention a few:
1. "Time, there, does not exist." We now know that the structure of time is in no way linear, as mankind thought for millennia, but is influenced by gravity, ie by mass. So, what happenes in an extreme situation, "there", where mass probably does not exist at all? Is it possible that the concept itself of time completely loose its meaning? Past, present, future, are they really separate?
2. "Space itself seems to be different". Time and space go hand in hand. And space too, is not absolute: a meter is not "a meter" long everywhere, but it depens, again, on the presence of masses warping it.
3. "We are all linked together". This is, I believe, the most interesting point. Physicists prooved the existence of something called "entanglement". NDEers felt it deep in their souls. They felt how individuality can coexist with being all part of the same energy.
I do believe that those physicists who really want science to make a further step forward should start reading those stories. And I am sure they will get inspired from them, for the advancement of our knowledge.

[Giulia]

Thank you, Andrea. This is all very exciting news and it ties in with my interest in science fiction. I will certainly whatch it.

Your post also gives me the opportunity to mention my much more limited research in this field.

I clearly remember there was a stage in my life, until I was around five or six years old, when I was always happy and never felt I really missed anything. Life was filled with bliss and magic and I felt anything was possible. Then, for no apparent reason, there was an almost overnight change and I realised that that blissful period of magic was over for good: I guess I had started growing up and sadly started being taught that I was separate and disconnected from the rest of the world.

Nonetheless, my keen curiosity about life’s great mysteries was very strong and I soon started reading all sorts of books illustrating scientific theories about the universe and the history of mankind. In particular, I found it strange that scientific research should be based on the assumption that everything is separate from everything else. I took an interest in romantic science fiction too, for the same reason. For instance, I loved the idea that it might be possible to travel into the past and make a different choice, to avoid an undesirable outcome, such as saving lives.

I remember I was around nine when I started experiencing intense episodes of déjà vu, which lasted until our son was born.

A few years ago I came across a presentation by author and speaker Gregg Braden internationally renowned as a pioneer in bridging science, spirituality, and the real world. He explained in plain terms my non-technical mind could understand how for thousands of years ancient, indigenous and spiritual traditions have simply assumed that everything is connected, whereas science and later quantum physics have been struggling for the last 300 years to come to the same conclusion, starting from the opposite assumption: that everything is separate.

The recent conclusions of a number of scientific experiments seem to be coming close to proving that some sort of intelligent field of energy (who some refer to as the quantum field, the matrix or God) actually exists. In Gregg’s words:

• The field is the container for all things: from the perspective that science sees it now, everything exists within this field, the universe exists within the field, nothing exists out of the field. So all things that are happening are happening within this field.

• The field is a bridge between us and the world around us, between our inner and our outer worlds. This is important, because, when we offer healing energy or a prayer to a person on the other side of the world, we are able to affect things thanks to the field.

• The energy of this field is a mirror in the world around us for what we claim to be true in the world within us: we all have beliefs and expectations about what is true and is possible in the world – sometimes they are conscious, sometimes they are not – but, irrespective of this, the world is always telling us what our true beliefs are.

As I understand it, quantum physics is now studying how and why:

• we are all connected;

• we do not simply observe reality but actually create it through our emotions;

• we can be in more than one place at once and actively travel between dimensions.

These pioneer notions really bridge the gap between my inner knowing as a child and my deeply rooted desire to obtain firsthand evidence about the possibility of doing apparently impossible things. These include visiting the Afterlife, checking on my loved ones and opening up to spiritually transformative experiences that have led to further insights about the power of positive expectation.

[anthonychipoletti]

https://youtu.be/r7u5ULsN2pM

"Gregg Braden Explores the Intersection of Intelligence, Consciousness & Unregulated A.I."

Premiered Jun 11, 2023
@GreggBradenOfficial Gregg Braden’s ‘IN FOCUS!’ - Beyond Mainstream Narrative Series, Eps 5 – Delve into the profound insights of Gregg Braden as he reflects on his extensive experience in A.I development during the 1980s, drawing compelling comparisons to the present advancements. Gregg delves deeper, contemplating the fascinating connection between intelligence, consciousness, and posing the intriguing question: "Can A.I. truly give rise to sentience?"

Follow the Series here -

• IN FOCUS! - Beyond Mainstream

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... oW_OQAk42d

Stay Connected
Official website: https://greggbraden.com/about-gregg-braden/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GreggBraden
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Gregg.Braden/

[anthonychipoletti]

https://youtu.be/RYpQZY3Blm4

Gregg Braden - If we Live in the Simulated Reality, can We Reset It, and How?

@GreggBradenOfficial Whats’Up Series - Gregg Braden and John L. Peterson of Arlington Institute discuss the science of the Simulated Reality.

Free summary: https://koala.sh/tools/free-ai-youtube- ... -generator

In a conversation between John Peterson and Greg Braden, they explore the possibility of living in a simulated reality and its potential to disrupt traditional beliefs about the Creator and personal independence. They also discuss the idea of time being the program that drives the simulation and the potential for individuals to influence outcomes within it. The human heart is discussed as the strongest magnetic generator on Earth, with the potential for people to influence the dynamics of the simulation. The convergence of physical and spiritual dynamics threatening us is a place where science and spirituality come together. The theory of living in a simulation is a growing field of science, with some universities offering PhD programs in exploring the concept. It raises questions about human development, consciousness, and the ultimate purpose of life. The conversation explores the idea of being empowered to influence the simulation and communicate outside of it for guidance. The implications of living in a simulation are considered, including the possibility of a reset and the need to reevaluate our lives and purpose.

[anthonychipoletti]

https://youtu.be/IQefdkl8PfY

Is Reality Real? - This One Idea Might Change Your Entire Life | Donald Hoffman

Tom Bilyeu

Let’s dive into the mind-bending world of Donald Hoffman on this episode of Impact Theory where Hoffman, a cognitive scientist and consciousness expert, challenges our understanding of reality and consciousness.

This conversation isn't just thought-provoking; it's life-changing. Ever wondered if we're living in a simulation? Or questioned the true potential of AI and its consciousness? Hoffman addresses these riveting concepts and more.

But why does any of this matter? It's simple. Hoffman's insights can help you see the world from a radically different perspective, inspiring you to question your assumptions and rethink your understanding of reality. This isn't just about theoretical musings - it's about empowering you to explore new realms of self-awareness and understanding.

Whether you're keen on technology, interested in the mysteries of consciousness, or just love a good intellectual challenge, this episode is a must-watch. Tune in and let Hoffman's groundbreaking theories shake up your worldview, spark curiosity and foster a deeper understanding of the world around you.
Join us in exploring these fascinating theories that could redefine your perception of reality and self-awareness. Tune in, challenge your assumptions, and expand your mind!"

[anthonychipoletti]

Andrea and Giulia, my opinion is that IT DOES NOT 'MATTER' if matter [electrons etc.] is real

What is real ?? To me, ONLY the intangible spiritual LOVE we have for those who love us is real.

Everything ELSE could be ANYTHING, such as an interpretation of physicality [time, space etc.]

NOTHING in the physical reality needs to exist or appear to exist for our spirituality to be real.

[Giulia]

Hello, Tony.

You wrote:

NOTHING in the physical reality needs to exist or appear to exist for our spirituality to be real.

I have heard you voice your lack of interest for physical reality a number of times. So what is the purpose of being incarnated in the physical?

[anthonychipoletti]

Giulia, I would define the physical reality as a work of art, we create the artwork as a temporal experience.

I AM INTERESTED IN THE PHYSICAL REALITY !! I simply believe that we should realize that it is a creation ??

[anthonychipoletti]

Giulia, to me, there is no known purpose nor permanent state of physicality, because we are free to create or destroy it !!

Creating a physical work of art includes interpreting the meaning of the physical experience, both of which are unique to each person and to each experience, so there is no permanent condition which defines physicality, it is always changing.

Just because it changes, or has a start and finish, and is never the exactly same as our spirituality, it is still important ??

Hello, Tony.

You wrote:

NOTHING in the physical reality needs to exist or appear to exist for our spirituality to be real.

I have heard you voice your lack of interest for physical reality a number of times. So what is the purpose of been incarnated in the physical?

[anthonychipoletti]

If I could summarize: The painting [physicality] DOES NOT create the artist [spirituality]