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Atma Namaste�and Welcome

Welcome and I appreciate you all taking the time to join.

This is not an MCKS sanctioned class. Its just information I hope is relevant to our little group.

Please leave your mic and video on for convenience and comments etc. We will not take a break.

Could everyone pull down -VIEW OPTIONS- tab at the top center of your screen next to -YOU ARE VIEWING ZORA SALICHOVA’S SCREEN- and select -Side-by-Side Mode- please.

Then go to the top of the people videos and pull down –VIEW- and select Side-by-Side Gallery or what you like. You can right click on me and Pin me if you want so that when someone else is finished talking the screen will go back to me, if you like.

Lastly, move your cursor in between the people video and the slide video to find the -Parallel Bar tha allows you to adjust your side-by-side view to how you like it.

Master Glenn would you please give an INVOCATION and THANKS opening.

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The QPPS Team and those joining the Zoom meeting today Sunday February 6, 2022 agree to respect the copyright of material and to not engage in digital recording at this time. �Please understand that as we move forward contents may be made available to use in the MCKS courses and classes you facilitate.

Thank you for joining today.

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Basic Quantum Physics for Arhatic Yogis

Mini presentation / Workshop

Quantum Physics Prana Studies QPPS

Zora Salichova, Ph.D.

Quantum Physics and Science Education

February 6, 2022

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What MCKS said about Science

“An intelligent person is not closed minded . . .
An intelligent person is not gullible . . .
He does not accept things blindly . . .
He studies and digests them thoroughly . . .
He tests these new ideas and developments through experiments . . .
An intelligent person studies these ideas with a clear objective mind.” –MCKS , Introduction Miracles Through Pranic Healing Practical Manual on Energy Healing

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What MCKS said about Science

“MCKS tried to reduce the gap between science and spirituality by using experimental processes that were essentially scientific in nature.” –World Pranic Healing Foundation

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TOPICS

Objective Reality

The Bohr Model of the Atom

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

Seeing Paint and Light Colors

The Doppler Effect

Quantum Jumping

Water Hose Model of Electricity

Quantum Model of Electricity

Resonance

The Local Realistic Theories

The Double Slit Experiment

Heisenberg Uncertainty

Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

John Stewart Bell

Bell’s Thought Experiment

After Bell

Realism

Four Principles of Quantum Physics

Non-Locality

Non-Separability

Entanglement

Superluminal Speed

21^st Century Experiments

Quantum Teleportation and Engines

Objectives

Goals

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The Objective Reality�how things really are at the macro level

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The Objective Reality�how things really are at the macro level

The objective reality is the reality applied that when jumping off of a 14 story roof you splat.

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The Objective Reality�how things really are at the macro level

The objective reality is the reality applied that when jumping off of a 14 story roof you splat.

Where l, w, h is the framework and time is the construct within the frame work, examples: Newtonian Mechanics,

Laws of Physics, Local Realistic Theories

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The Objective Reality�how things really are at the macro level

The objective reality is the reality applied that when jumping off of a 14 story roof you splat.

Where l, w, h is the framework and time is the construct within the frame work, examples: Newtonian Mechanics,

Laws of Physics, Local Realistic Theories

The subjective reality, just as much real inside your mind, convinces you that you can fly off that roof.

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The Objective Reality�how things really are at the macro level

The objective reality is the reality applied that when jumping off of a 14 story roof you splat.

Where l, w, h is the framework and time is the construct within the frame work, examples: Newtonian Mechanics,

Laws of Physics

The subjective reality; just as much real inside your mind, convinces you that you can fly off

that roof.

- The Objective Reality rules still apply

in the macro world whether contrived

subjectively or measured objectively.

-Physical matter is only part of the Objective Reality.

-Example: Subjective causal thoughts incite argument over 9 and 6

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

2. Light Speed Limit

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

2. Light Speed Limit

Space and Time

Distance

Rate d/t

No > c ≈ 3.0 X10⁸m/s

(E = mc²)

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

2. Light Speed Limit

Space and Time

Distance

Rate d/t

No > c ≈ 3.0 X10⁸m/s

(E = mc²)

Locality=Local Causality

Speed of Light

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

2. Light Speed Limit

Space and Time

Distance

Rate d/t

No > c ≈ 3.0 X10⁸m/s

Locality=Local Causality

Speed of Light

3. Inference

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3 Principles of the Objective Reality

Common Sense Intuitive Ideas

1. Rational Thought

Logic

Cause and Effect

Mathematics

2. Light Speed Limit

Space and Time

Distance

Rate d/t

Locality=Local Causality

No > c ≈ 3.0 X10⁸m/s

3. Inference

Sun rises

Bertlmann’s Sock

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The Bohr Model of the Atom�-not really how atoms are, just a model; that works btw-

Carbon and Boron

S and P Orbitals

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The Bohr Model of the Atom

Carbon and Boron

S and P Orbitals

Carbon

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The Bohr Model of the Atom

Carbon and Boron

S and P Orbitals

Carbon

Boron

-examples of the atomic model

Electrons are always paired; one spinning up one spinning down.

(demonstrate with globe)

Electrons are seeking to bond and make an up down configuration. (+1) + (-1) = 0. A pair of opposites.

This is Nature’s way; to balance.

When we pushed that hurricane off Mahweh, we did not move it across the Atlantic Ocean to the UK; that might have caused to much imbalance in the global weather system.

We moved it just enough so that we could get home via car or airplane.

Does healing, actually changing molecular-atomic state in the human body, respond better to repeated small changes rather than to a large force of Prana directed specifically at the cells in need to maintain life homeostasis or balance? Example; radiation treatment

That said, miraculous healings occur everyday; and the healing does not kill the body.

Can we say Prana brings the molecular–atomic state in the human body back to balance if the body can absorb the amount of Prana needed to heal without upsetting the overall life homeostasis?

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The Bohr Model of the Atom

Carbon and Boron

S and P Orbitals

Probability of finding an electron in that space

First 2 orbitals

Carbon

Boron

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The Bohr Model of the Atom

Carbon and Boron

S and P Orbitals

Probability of finding an electron in that space

First 2 orbitals

8 electrons = 8 protons

= oxygen

Carbon

Boron

From these models you can see that atoms, what everything in the objective reality is made from, are mostly empty space.

Atoms make up all physical matter with mass so all matter or everything physical is mostly empty space.

This statement begs the question, what is in the empty space? Is it Prana?

Researchers are identifying the empty space as Dark Matter. Not a good science name for Prana.

Theoretically any one could take a super thin wire made from one line of titanium atoms and whip it through everyone else without changing anything as the wire moves through the empty spaces in the atoms.

This is why quantum equations may some day develop the mechanics for humans to walk through walls while some of us are bouncing off the walls holding tight to the form.

A reality of the matter being mostly empty space is that Prana allows a body to travel instantaneously and materialize etherically or physically at some distance to interact with, or drop into, real time scenarios for interaction or observation.

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The Electromagnetic Spectrum

em spectrum

All light travels at the same speed, c.

Red light has a lower frequency higher wavelength.

Blue light has a higher frequency lower wave length.

(demonstrate red and blue wavelength and frequencies with hands and snapping for one second)

Blue light is more energetic. More energy means actually hotter.

That’s why the body must be ready to handle the higher chakra energy vibrating in the blue or else the head or brain could literally fry or blow up.

On the blue end of the visible spectrum you find UV; we’ve worked out that too much UV causes skin cancer by repeatedly frying the skin. Gamma rays, on the right side of this slide are like from a nuclear explosion, deadly to living cells and X-rays are also not healthy.

On the red end of the spectrum is radio. Radio waves can pass through the body without harm; so can the visible spectrum as demonstrated by holding a small flashlight into your mouth. You can see the light through your cheek.

(demonstration with flashlight in mouth)

Infrared is heat and microwaves are lower energy than the visible spectrum. Microwaves are not harmful in the same way that UV rays are. In concentration microwaves raise the temperature to boiling.

Prana is not electromagnetic. That’s why emf meters don’t register Prana.

But we know that Prana does carry visible light frequencies and that Prana travels at speeds faster than light.

Non Electromagnetic Prana is described as super ultra high frequency being able to instantaneously travel.

Have you heard the Masters talk about the subtleness and refinement of Prana?

We know Prana is not time bound.

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The Electromagnetic Field

The field is also spiraling as it moves.

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The Electromagnetic Field

The field is also spiraling as it moves.

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Seeing Light Color and Object Color

Light Color

Like a rainbow or
Prana or Aura

Object color

Like a red T-Shirt or
Apple or Red Paint

Red light is vibrating slower, blue light faster. Green light vibrates in the middle.

The red paper is actually reflecting red light so we see red light .

The red paper itself is actually absorbing all other colors including blue and is therefore made of all vibrations except not red.

The red paper material is actually vibrating at all the color’s frequencies including blue. Red paper vibrates fast.

Red cars appear to be going faster and get more tickets.

Wearing a red tie makes the speaker appear more energetic.

Wearing white or a white car reflects all the colors, absorbs no light, and is therefore the lowest energy and cooler.

Black reflects no light, absorbs all colors, is higher energy, and hotter.

All colors of light make white.

All colors of paint make black.

Wearing orange like the Tibetan monks reflects yellow, orange, and red to see orange. The monk’s orange shirt is actually vibrating at the higher frequencies of Green, blue, and purple because it has absorbed those higher frequencies.

Blue color paint is cool. The blue paint itself vibrates at lower frequencies of red because it has absorbed all the red and reflects blue, what we see.

Red color paint is hot, The red paint itself vibrates at higher frequencies of blue because it has absorbed all the blue and reflects red, what we see.

(demonstrate with tennis balls)

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The Doppler Effect�or why we know the universe is expanding – a red shift

Car is continuously honking horn.

Observer at: red arrow hears low tones green arrow hears true tone

purple arrow hears high tones

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Quantum Jumping or Leap

Causal Energy can be the Energy of Photon (s) or Light or Prana

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Quantum Jumping or Leap

Causal Energy can be the Energy of Photon (s) or Light or Prana.

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Quantum Jumping or Leap

Causal Energy can be the energy of Photon (s) or Light or Prana.

When the atom absorbs Photons, Light, or Prana, it is in an excited state; more energized

When energy is ABSORBED by an atom, like in the upper squiggly arrow, the inner electrons jump up to the next higher energy level or further away from the nucleus. The atom subsequently gets energetically bigger.

This is the atomic excited state which lasts only about a little more than a nano-second.

When an atom emits energy, it gets bumped for example, the outer electrons fall down into the lower energy level.

This is the ground state where all atoms are at the lowest energy level.

When Prana is projected onto a living cell, do the electrons go into an excited state and continue to remain there as long as Prana is being projected?

Does this cellular excited state help ramp up the chakras?

Do human cells go into an excited state during meditation and if so how long does that last?

Do Holy Masters walk around in an excited state thus making the edges of the form appear bigger and more translucent?

Does an excited state allow Prana to be absorbed more deeply like after exercise and if so for how long?

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Water Hose Model to Explain Electricity Flow –�Incorrect

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Water Hose Model to Explain Electricity Flow –�Incorrect

The idea:

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Water Hose Model to Explain Electricity Flow –�Incorrect

Resistance Control

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Water Hose Model to Explain Electricity Flow –�Incorrect

Resistance Control

Voltage V

Current Amps

Resistance Ω

The idea:

Add resistance:

1/Ω = hose d

As long as the spicket is turned on the water keeps coming from the source (well, city, etc)

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

Electric current is the result of a chain reaction of energy jumping from one electron to the next rather than a constant flow.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

Electric current is the result of a chain reaction of energy jumping from one electron to the next rather than a constant flow.

So much electron energy jumps out of a copper wire because the wire is thick or has many twisted wires. The electron’s energy doesn’t jump single file.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

Electric current is the result of a chain reaction of energy jumping from one electron to the next rather than a constant flow.

So much electron energy jumps out of a copper wire because the wire is thick or has many twisted wires. The electron’s energy doesn’t jump single file.

Showing “electronic” energy jumping through a line of atoms in a wire.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow�

Electric current is the result of a chain reaction of energy jumping from one electron to the next rather than a constant flow.

So many electrons jump out of a copper wire because the wire is thick or has many twisted wires. The electrons don’t jump single file.

Showing “electronic” energy jumping through a line of atoms in a wire.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow �

The Flash Light Experiment

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow -�Flashlight Test

Turn a Flashlight on in a dark closet.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow -�Flashlight Test

Turn a Flashlight on

in a dark closet.

Leave the flash light on inside the closet.

Shut the door and walk away.

Come back in 10 minutes.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow -�Flashlight Test

Turn a Flashlight on in a dark closet.

Leave the flash light on inside the closet.

Shut the door and walk away.

Come back in 10 minutes.

Assumption:

If the electricity was flowing out of the end of the flash light wouldn’t the closet be full of light?

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow -�Flashlight Test

Turn a Flashlight on in a dark closet.

Leave the flash light on inside the closet.

Shut the door and walk away.

Come back in 10 minutes.

Assumption:

If the electricity was flowing out of the end of the flash light wouldn’t the closet be full of light?

Result:

The only lit up area inside the closet is where the electrons can jump to the next particle in the air, add energy, and excite the air atoms to light up.

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��Quantum Jumping �Model of �Electricity Flow -�Flashlight Test

Turn a Flashlight on in a dark closet.

Leave the flash light on inside the closet.

Shut the door and walk away.

Come back in 10 minutes.

Assumption:

If the electricity was flowing out of the end of the flash light wouldn’t the closet be full of light?

Result:

The only lit up area inside the closet is where the electrons can jump to the next particle in the air, add energy, and excite the air atoms to light up.

Conclusion:

Light has the ability to overcome darkness with a little push and must be adjacent to the darkness.

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��Resonance�Why Group Meditation and Group Healing is Better �

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��Resonance�Why Group Meditation and Group Healing is Better �

Amplitude is the height of the wave from the line to the top center crest.

Wavelength is measured from crest to crest.

Frequency is the number of crests in a given time.

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��Resonance�Why Group Meditation and Group Healing is Better �

Amplitude is the height of the wave from the center to the top.

Wavelength is measured from crest to crest.

Frequency is the number of crests in a given time; both the waves in the pic are at the same frequency.

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Tuning forks showing exactly what resonance is. *******************************

The scientist is creating resonance by hitting the tuning fork on our left to make a middle C sound and by resonance the other tuning fork on our right starts to vibrate and make the same sound.

You can create sound resonance with a piano and a guitar. Place a guitar near a piano. Push the piano foot pedal to vibrate freely. Strike the middle C key and the middle C string starts vibrating on the piano.

After a few seconds the sound waves of middle C from the piano hit the guitar near by. The guitar will begin vibrating the C string and make a C note sound without touching the guitar.

This is resonance.

That tells us that people near by who are seeking the resonate vibration of the Higher Self will experience a spontaneous rise in their vibration by the fact that they are near a group meditating or chanting.

And we know this is true when we feel the vibe inside of temples, cathedrals, and other Holy places. We also feel the frequency lift when we are merely standing around others.

But there is more to resonance that is important to us.

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��Resonance�Why Group Meditation and Group Healing is Better �

Resonant Frequency

System Resonance

Amplitude is the height of the wave from the center to the top.

Wavelength is measured from crest to crest.

Frequency is the number of crests in a given time; both the waves in the pic are at the same frequency.

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Tuning forks showing exactly what resonance is. *******************************

When a system of the same frequencies are measured an increase in amplitude is found compared to the amplitude of single wave measurement in that system.

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��Resonance�Why Group Meditation and Group Healing is Better �

Amplitude is the height of the wave from the center to the top.

Wavelength is measured from crest to crest.

Frequency is the number of crests in a given time; both the waves in the pic are at the same frequency.

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Tuning forks showing exactly what resonance is. *******************************

When a system of the same frequencies are measured an increase in amplitude is found compared to the amplitude of single wave measurement in that system.

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Showing 2 waves at the same frequencies interfering constructively to increase amplitude. For sound that means louder.

This graphic shows an exact REFLECTION of the first wave, the incident wave, and the realized increase in amplitude, measurably doubling as seen in the red resultant wave.

So if a room full of Arhatic Yogis are doing MCKS Arhatic Dyhan, which is easy to hold in focus on because of the sound, there should be little destructive wave interference from non focused thought vibrations and thought forms.

The overall resultant wave energy in the room will be greatly increased due to mathematical resonance beyond the incident wave (Master Choa’s voice) carrying the meditators up beyond the crown for example.

Resonance increases the amplitude or the power or the energy of a wave. This is not a frequency increase which would be dangerous in groups allowing physical bodies not ready for the higher frequencies to become damaged.

We basically raised the amplitude or power at the Mahweh retreat when we reached out with combined channeled Prana to the hurricane and moved it offshore. It was easy to do in a group. Master marilag reminded us to use Love not Will.

Can you imagine the importance of group work and the possibility of creating Prana Fields or Auras that physically affect others and the environments of Planet Earth at great distances?

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Newtonian Mechanics does not work for Quantum Particles, but why? Bouncing balls are made of nothing but subatomic particles.

Does the problem lie in our inability to let go of the form?

Speaking of form; we know that if we take apart the components of a computer circuit board and put them in a shoe and leave it for 1 week, when we open the box, the board will still be all separated and the original form of the computer is no where to be found.

But when we smash an atom into its subatomic particles and leave it alone, it will find its way back to its original form quickly.

This is due to the 4 Forces of Nature; Strong Nuclear Force holding protons and nuetrons together, Electromagnetic Force, Weak Nuclear Force can change one type of subatomic particle to another ex. a neutrino can change a neutron into a proton and then become an electron, and 4^th force Gravity plus now a fifth Force: the Interaction of Muons responsible for expansion of the Universe.

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to refocus and create mind set.

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to refocus and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

______________________________________________

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

-on the Path _______________________________________________

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

-on the Path ___________________________________________________________

What is outside the Path?

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

-on the Path ___________________________________________________________

What is outside the Path?

-all things unreal and unlasting ___________________________________________________________

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

-on the Path ___________________________________________________________

What is outside the Path?

-all things unreal and unlasting ___________________________________________________________

3. Where does the Path lead?

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Pop Quiz: to regroup and create mind set.

Paraphrased from “At the Feet of the Master”

Jiddu Krishnamurti Ch 1

Three questions for you;

Where do you find things that are worth gaining?

-on the Path ___________________________________________________________

What is outside the Path?

-all things unreal and unlasting ___________________________________________________________

3. Where does the Path lead?

-to God; to what is real and everlasting

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

A Deeper look at Reality

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here are four categories:

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here are four categories:

Ontology –

Epistemology –

Axiology –

Methodology –

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here are four categories:

Ontology – the nature of reality and what really exists (is the subjective reality real? are dreams real?)

Epistemology –

Axiology –

Methodology –

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here are four categories:

Ontology – the nature of reality and what really exists (is the subjective reality real? are dreams real?)

Epistemology - the relationship between the knower and what is known (will to know, layers of truth about anything?)

Axiology –

Methodology –

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here in four categories:

Ontology – the nature of reality and what really exists (is the subjective reality real? are dreams real?)

Epistemology - the relationship between the knower and what is known (will to know, layers of truth about anything?)

Axiology – what we value (subjective, cultural, karmic?)

Methodology –

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The Local Realistic Theories �and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

The Local Realistic Theories describe the knowable realms of the objective reality; here in four categories:

Ontology – the nature of reality and what really exists (is the subjective reality real? are dreams real?)

Epistemology - the relationship between the knower and what is known (will to know, layers of truth about anything?)

Axiology – what we value (subjective, cultural, karmic?)

Methodology – strategy and justifications in constructing a specific type of knowledge (the audience, the share holders, what are their interests and how deep into the Rabbit Hole can you go?)

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The Local Realistic Theories�and Why Quantum Mechanics Fails Every Test of Newtonian Mechanics

Ontology Epistemology

Absolute: Reality Knowledge

Cosmic supernatural Received via

Revelation or

Mystical

Earth Inherent in World Discovered

Human Experience Constructed

Axiology Methodology

Good Interface

God Religion, Idealism,

Transcendentalism

Law of Nature Rational, Logical,

Empirical, Material

Preferred Pragmatism,

Consequence Experimentation,

Phenomenology

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The Double Slit Experiment

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The Double Slit Experiment

-A demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles-

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The Double Slit Experiment

-A demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles-

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The Double Slit Experiment

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-A demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles-

The original experiment was performed in 1801 by Thomas Young.

Nope Yep

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The Double Slit Experiment

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-A demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles-

The original experiment was performed in 1801 by Thomas Young.

Nope Yep

In 1927 it was demonstrated that electrons show the same behavior, and later atoms and molecules. This means that matter can have properties like light; dispersion, reflection, refraction, inference, and resonance.

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The Double Slit Experiment

-

-A demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles-

The original experiment was performed in 1801 by Thomas Young.

Nope Yep

In 1927 it was demonstrated that electrons show the same behavior, and later atoms and molecules.

In 2013 experiments demonstrated double-slit interference using single electrons. Finally a single electron is shown to behave as a particle when it needs to be a particle with spin and axis angles and a wave when confronted with velocity and momentum toward two slits. Instead of splatting, one electron travels through two slits.

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The Double Slit Experiment

Another View

Top pic – normal

Middle pic – when one particle or a macro object like a fullerene molecule goes through 2 slits, it behaves as a wave

Bottom pic – a sensor is placed at the slits to observe which hole the object actually goes through; the interaction of observation collapses the wave function and the object behaves as a particle

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Heisenberg Uncertainty

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Heisenberg Uncertainty

The more precisely the position of a particle is determined, the less precisely its momentum (v x m) can be predicted.

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Heisenberg Uncertainty

The more precisely the position of a particle is determined, the less precisely its momentum (v x m) can be predicted.

The precise values of multiple physical descriptors can not be know at the same time.

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Heisenberg Uncertainty

The more precisely the position of a particle is determined, the less precisely its momentum (v x m) can be predicted.

The precise values of multiple physical descriptors can not be know at the same time.

Measurement does not mean a process in which an observer takes the measurement, but rather any interaction between classical and quantum objects regardless of an observer.

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Heisenberg Uncertainty�The Experiment

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Heisenberg Uncertainty The Experiment

Hole

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Heisenberg Uncertainty� The Experiment

Large Hole

Medium Hole

Small Hole

Hole

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Heisenberg Uncertainty� The Experiment

Large Hole

Medium Hole

Small Hole

Hole

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�Heisenberg Uncertainty� The Experiment �

Large Hole

Medium Hole

Small Hole

Hole

Small Scatter Plot

Medium Scatter Plot

Large Scatter Plot

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�Heisenberg Uncertainty The Experiment �

Large Hole

Medium Hole

Small Hole

Hole

Small Scatter Plot

Medium Scatter Plot

Large Scatter Plot

We expect to see a scatter plot being the same size as the hole; small hole = small scatter plot.

But the results show; the smaller the hole, the larger the scatter plot.

This means the more precisely we know the location (the smallest hole) the less precisely (larger plot) we know the momentum (mass, distance, time). The momentum describes where the photon will land.

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Quantum Uncertainty Principle

Another view

-as the location of the photon(s) get more precise, the momentum gets less precise

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

He wrote the Schrodinger Wave Function Equation in 1925

at University of Zurich after serving in WW I

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

He wrote the Schrodinger Wave Function Equation in 1925

at University of Zurich after serving in WW I

Then took an appointment at University of Berlin where he worked with Albert Einstein and others

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

He wrote the Schrodinger Wave Function Equation in 1925

at University of Zurich after serving in WW I

Then took an appointment at University of Berlin where he worked with Albert Einstein and others

As the Nazi’s rose to power in Europe, he left Germany and joined the faculty at Oxford University ending up as Head of the School for Theoretical Physics at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Dublin for 15 yrs

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

He wrote the Schrodinger Wave Function Equation in 1925

at University of Zurich after serving in WW I

Then took an appointment at University of Berlin where he worked with Albert Einstein and others

As the Nazi’s rose to power in Europe, he left Germany and joined the faculty at Oxford University ending up as Head of the School for Theoretical Physics at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Dublin for 15 yrs

His hobby was Philosophy and Metaphysics as evidenced by his books:

What is Life? (genetics), Nature and the Greeks (scientific view), and

My View of the World inspired by the Vedanta (Uttara Mimmamsa or End of the Vedas) specifically addressing knowledge and liberation.

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger 1887 - 1961

Austrian Irish Theoretical Physicist who contributed to the Wave Theory of Matter

He wrote the Schrodinger Wave Function Equation in 1925

at University of Zurich after serving in WW I

Then took an appointment at University of Berlin where he worked with Albert Einstein and others

As the Nazi’s rose to power in Europe, he left Germany and joined the faculty at Oxford University ending up as Head of the School for Theoretical Physics at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Dublin for 15 yrs

His hobby was Philosophy and Metaphysics as evidenced by his books:

What is Life? (genetics), Nature and the Greeks (scientific view), and

My View of the World inspired by the Vedanta (Uttara Mimmamsa or End of the Vedas) specifically addressing knowledge and liberation.

Schrodinger was known for his extraordinary intellect pursuing science as a unique tool to unravel mysteries of human existence

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

The Schrodinger equation plays the role of Newton's laws and conservation of energy; it predicts analytically and precisely the probability of events actually occurring or outcomes.

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

The Schrodinger equation plays the role of Newton's laws and conservation of energy in classical mechanics; it predicts analytically and precisely the probability of events actually occurring or outcome.s

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

Wave collapse postulate

All conventional physical process is governed by the Schrodinger Wave Function.

The Schrodinger equation plays the role of Newton's laws and conservation of energy in classical mechanics; it predicts analytically and precisely the probability of events or outcome.

Now we have the Wave Collapse Postulate and how the Quantum Wave Function Works

For example: I will win the Florida lottery on this Saturday night, first I must buy a ticket and my probability of winning is whatever.

I have zillions of wave functions describing all the probabilities of what could happen; winning, some numbers correct, no numbers etc.

(demonstrate with hands –”here is the point in spacetime where I win, a flat tire on the way to buy the ticket looks like this wave function, winning looks like this wave function, all the possibilities from now until the numbers are chosen are represented to meet at that one point”)

As the day gets closer and I still don’t have a ticket, the probability of me winning changes, and the wave equations change.

I get to the parking lot on time but realize that I left my wallet at the meditation center, I don’t have enough time to buy the ticket.

All the events of what could happen for the outcome of me winning the lotto is called the WAVE FUNCTION PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION. And the different events are in quantum SUPERPOSITION -existing in several separate quantum states at the same time-. Each probability wave has a finite chance of being in any one of the superposition states until the event actualizes or collapses into the one event that happens in the objective reality.

. . . And when I finally miss the deadline for buying the ticket,

all the wave functions that would describe me buying the winning ticket interact with the external world environment at the quantum level and reduce or collapse to one wave function that has a 100% probability of actualizing, me not winning the lotto this Saturday.

The one wave function left is the one where I miss the deadline; what actually occurs.

This kind of interaction is an observation or a measurement or at the least an event even if nobody is there to measure it, it really did occur, quantumly and objectively.

We say all the probabilities collapsed into the actuality of what happened in the “real” world.

What we have got here in Schrodinger’s Wave Function Equation is the link from quantum to classical mechanics and its observables like position and momentum.

So when stuff happens that we think is not supposed to happen like not-your-fault-late-to-the-kids-birthday-party and you are bringing the balloons; quantum physicists understand that no matter how much you try, the probability wave functions were already taking over the outcome or final interaction with the physical world and their momentum was too much to overcome.

Things happen because they are supposed to happen, isn’t that Karma?

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Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

To increase the probability of the wave functions actualizing a Pranic Healing; best to follow the Protocols, Character Building, Study, Meditation, Purification, and Devotion to the Teacher and Teachings;

Thus restricting the zillion possible wave functions to those of success regarding the areas of Pranic healing that are subject to Quantum and Newtonian Laws of Physics.

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Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

“Spooky Action At A Distance”

Albert Einstein a German Jew

Boris Podolsky a Rusian Jew

Nathan Rosen and Israeli Jew born in Brooklyn NY

All came to Princeton NJ to join the newly formed Institute for Advanced Studies, like the one in Dublin.

The Institute for Advanced Studies was founded by Abraham Flexner, an American educator and funded by the Bamberger’s philanthropy within the following framework during the rise of Fascism in Europe;

"Throughout the whole history of science most of the really great discoveries which have ultimately proved to be beneficial to mankind have been made by men and women who were driven not by the desire to be useful (or to make money) but merely the desire to satisfy their curiosity.“

^“Speculative research, the kind that is fundamental to the advancement of human understanding of the world of nature and of humanity, is not a product that can be made to order. Rather, like artistic creativity, it benefits from a special environment.”

Flexner's guiding principle in founding the institute was the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake.

The faculty have no classes to teach. There are no degree programs, no experimental facilities, research is never contracted or directed and it is left to each individual researcher to pursue their own goals.

The institute played a key role in the transfer of intellectual capital from Europe to America during this time and is still operational.

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Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

In 1935 EPR first revealed a mathematical observation of

spooky action at a distance;

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Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

In 1935 EPR first revealed a mathematical observation of

spooky action at a distance;

an unexplainable way that particles communicated with each other instantaneously across distance to effect their measured properties.

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Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

In 1935 EPR first revealed a mathematical observation of

spooky action at a distance;

an unexplainable way that particles communicated with each other instantaneously across distance to effect their measured properties.

These actions could not be present if the local realistic theories applied. Something was wrong with quantum mechanics.

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Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen

In 1935 EPR first revealed a mathematical observation of

spooky action at a distance;

an unexplainable way that particles communicated with each other instantaneously across distance to effect their measured properties.

These actions could not be present if the local realistic theories applied. Something was wrong with quantum mechanics.

A series of thought experiments and calculations followed arguing:

That the theories of quantum mechanics were incomplete and included hidden variables yet undiscovered or
That Einstein was wrong and quantum physics violated realism.

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John Stewart Bell

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John Stewart Bell

He and his wife were employed at the Swiss Particle Accelerator Lab CERN as a particle physicists from 1960. They were both known as long time vegetarians since teen years.

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John Stewart Bell

He and his wife were employed at the Swiss Particle Accelerator Lab CERN as a particle physicists from 1960. They were both known as long time vegetarians since teen years.

Bell was born in Belfast Ireland in 1928 and graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast in Mathematical Experimental Physics in 1948 and then with his Ph.D. in 1956 from University of Birmingham in Nuclear Physics and Quantum Field Theory. He died in 1990 of a brain aneurism.

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John Stewart Bell

He and his wife were employed at the Swiss Particle Accelerator Lab CERN as a particle physicists from 1960. They were both known as long time vegetarians since teen years.

Bell was born in Belfast Ireland in 1928 and graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast in Mathematical Experimental Physics in 1948 and then with his Ph.D. in 1956 from University of Birmingham in Nuclear Physics and Quantum Field Theory. He died in 1990 of a brain aneurism.

His nighttime hobby was quantum mechanics.

Bell grew up in Belfast in the first half of the last century so he was culturally highly influenced by religious thought including Protestant Predestination, and God’s Providence.

In a 1985 BBC Radio interview Bell summarized one of the possible ways to address the theorem for those who were not willing to give up reality. He called this alternate view superdeterminism. Reminding me of predestination and providence.

Here is the quote from the BBC:

“There IS a way to escape the inference of superluminal speeds and spooky action at a distance.

But it involves ABSOLUTE DETERMINISM in the universe, the complete absence of free will.

Suppose the world is super-deterministic, -> with not just inanimate nature running on behind-the-scenes clockwork, but with OUR behavior, including our belief that we are free to choose to do one experiment rather than another; ABSOLUTELY PREDETERMINED; including the 'decision' by the experimenter to carry out one set of measurements rather than another; in superdeterminism the difficulty disappears. There is no need for a faster-than-light signal to tell particle A what measurement has been carried out on particle B, because the universe, including particle A, ‘ALREADY KNOWS’ what that measurement and its outcome, will be.”

He was saying on the radio to everyone that if you don’t want to believe in quantum physics then you must believe in superdeterminism.

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John Stewart Bell

He and his wife were employed at the Swiss Particle Accelerator Lab CERN as a particle physicists from 1960. They were both known as long time vegetarians since teen years.

Bell was born in Belfast Ireland in 1928 and graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast in Mathematical Experimental Physics in 1948 and then with his Ph.D. in 1956 from University of Birmingham in Nuclear Physics and Quantum Field Theory. He died in 1990 of a brain aneurism.

His nighttime hobby was quantum mechanics.

In 1964 Bell took 1 year off from CERN and visited Stanford where he wrote his 1^st paper attempting to support EPR but ended up proving Einstein wrong on superluminal speed, locality, and realism.

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John Stewart Bell

He and his wife were employed at the Swiss Particle Accelerator Lab CERN as a particle physicists from 1960. They were both known as long time vegetarians since teen years.

Bell was born in Belfast Ireland in 1928 and graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast in Mathematical Experimental Physics 1948 and then with his Ph.D. in 1956 from University of Birmingham in Nuclear Physics and Quantum Field Theory. He died in 1990 of a brain aneurism.

His nighttime hobby was quantum mechanics.

In 1964 Bell took 1 year off from CERN and visited Stanford where he wrote his 1^st paper attempting to support EPR but ended up proving Einstein wrong on superluminal speed and realism.

The 1^st paper was a theorem in the form of a thought experiment using simple inequalities to prove that measurements in Quantum Mechanics were incompatible with Classical Physics.

ǀC(a,b) – C(a,c)ǀ ≤ 1+ C(b,c) The original Bell Inequality

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Bell Thought Experiment 1964 CERN �

1. Influence of Knowing aka

Quantum Entanglement

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Bell Thought Experiment 1964 CERN �

2. -particles are simultaneously shot to yellow screens-

1. Influence of Knowing or

Quantum Entanglement

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Bell Thought Experiment 1964 CERN �

ǀC(a,b) – C(a,c)ǀ ≤ 1+ C(b,c)

2. -particles are simultaneously shot to screens-

1. Influence of Knowing or

Quantum Entanglement

3. -particles are simultaneously

measured for spin and angle

on both screens

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

Bell's theorem shows that "local realism" is incompatible with quantum predictions, so that one must choose between abandoning locality or abandoning realism or both.

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

Bell's theorem shows that "local realism" is incompatible with quantum predictions, so that one must choose between abandoning locality or abandoning realism or both.

But those who talk about "local realism" rarely explain what they mean by "realism".

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

Bell's theorem shows that "local realism" is incompatible with quantum predictions, so that one must choose between abandoning locality or abandoning realism or both.

But those who talk about "local realism" rarely explain what they mean by "realism".

The experiment conclusively establishes the relativistic non-locality of the actual world.

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

Bell's theorem shows that "local realism" is incompatible with quantum predictions, so that one must choose between abandoning locality or abandoning realism or both.

But those who talk about "local realism" rarely explain what they mean by "realism".

The experiment conclusively establishes the relativistic non-locality of the actual world.

We have scientific evidence that certain aspects of the microscopic world transcend human understanding or, alternatively, that any discussion concerning elements of physical reality is meaningless or beyond the scope of science.

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Conceptual Difficulties with the Local Realistic Theories

Bell's theorem shows that "local realism" is incompatible with quantum predictions, so that one must choose between abandoning locality or abandoning realism or both.

But those who talk about "local realism" rarely explain what they mean by "realism".

The experiment conclusively establishes the relativistic non-locality of the actual world.

We have scientific evidence that certain aspects of the microscopic world transcend human understanding or, alternatively, that any discussion concerning elements of physical reality is meaningless or beyond the scope of science.

Henry Stapp of the Lawernce Berkeley National Laboratory called “Bell’s work on quantum theory the most profound discovery of science”.

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After Bell

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After Bell

Actual experiments were performed to test the validity of Bell’s Inequality statements by John Clauser called The Bell Experiments from 1969-1976 at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and in 1982 Alain Aspect experimented at the CERN particle accelerator with resultant proof of high statistical significance.

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After Bell

Actual experiments were performed to test the validity of Bell’s Inequality statements by John Clauser called The Bell Experiments from 1969-1976 at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and in 1982 Alain Aspect experimented at the CERN particle accelerator with resultant proof of high statistical significance.

It wasn’t until 2015 that Bell’s Theorem failed all tests of all known variables proving that Local Realism and its components of the Objective Reality do not hold up to quantum particle tests.

We say reality and Quantum Physics are incompatible.

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After Bell

Actual experiments were performed to test the validity of Bell’s Inequality statements by John Clauser called The Bell Experiments from 1969-1976 at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and in 1982 Alain Aspect experimented at the CERN particle accelerator with resultant proof of high statistical significance.

It wasn’t until 2015 that Bell’s Theorem failed all tests of all known variables proving that Local Realism and its components of the Objective Reality do not hold up to quantum particle tests.

We say reality and Quantum Physics are incompatible.

The failure of Bell’s Theorem proved that Einstein was wrong about the speed of light limit and locality. Einstein’s belief that quantum theory was incomplete was proven to be incorrect.

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After Bell

Actual experiments were performed to test the validity of Bell’s Inequality statements by John Clauser called The Bell Experiments from 1969-1976 at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and in 1982 Alain Aspect experimented at the CERN particle accelerator with resultant proof of high statistical significance.

It wasn’t until 2015 that Bell’s Theorem failed all tests of all known variables proving that Local Realism and its components of the Objective Reality do not hold up to quantum particle tests.

We say reality and Quantum Physics are incompatible.

The failure of Bell’s Theorem proved that Einstein was wrong about the speed of light limit and locality. Einstein’s belief that quantum theory was incomplete was proven to be incorrect. Einstein won the Noble Prize in 1921 for his services to theoretical physics and especially the photoelectric effect. Einstein’s Energy Mass Equivalence equation along with the General and Special Theories of Relativity opened the door for quantum mechanics. And it is upon relativity and quantum mechanics that modern physics sits.

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Realism or Non-Realism

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

To Einstein, Schrodinger’s Wave Equation collapse postulate was a stronger retreat from realism than non-locality.

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

To Einstein, Schrodinger’s Wave Equation collapse postulate was a stronger retreat from realism than non-locality.

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

To Einstein, Schrodinger’s Wave Function collapse postulate was a stronger retreat from realism than non-locality.
The Wave Function Collapse is not driven by conscious observers alone. Every interaction a quantum particle makes can collapse it.

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Realism or Non-Realism

We know that parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way due to non-locality, entanglement, and superluminal speeds. Our new description of Reality.

To Einstein, Schrodinger’s Wave Function collapse postulate was a stronger retreat from realism than non-locality.
The Wave Function Collapse is not driven by conscious observers alone. Every interaction a quantum particle makes can collapse it.
In quantum theory, quantum particles can exist in a superposition of states at the same time and collapse down to a single state upon interaction with other particles or upon observation or measurement.

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Four Principles of Quantum Physics�-why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are:

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Four Principles of Quantum Physics�-why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are:

Non-Locality

Non-Separability

Entanglement

Faster than the Speed of Light

(Super Luminous)

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�Four Principles of Quantum Physics� -why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are: ��

Non-Locality

Describes the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (potentially even billions of light years), almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events

Non-Separability

Entanglement

Faster then the Speed of Light

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Four Principles of Quantum Physics� -why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are:

Non-Locality

Describes the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (potentially even billions of light years), almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events

Non-Separability

Instantaneous Action At Distance , everything is connected via the quantum field or the Prana Field that acts as a carrier to everything

Entanglement

Faster then the Speed of Light

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Four Principles of Quantum Physics� -why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are:

Non-Locality

Describes the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (potentially even billions of light years), almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events

Non-Separability

Instantaneous Action At Distance , everything is connected via the quantum field or the Prana Field that acts as a carrier to everything

Entanglement Particles must share an experience, the influence of knowing, to exhibit correlations that are not explained by classical physics (local realism). Entangled particle’s mathematical sums (wavelength, frequency, spin, axis angle) cannot be written as single product terms.

All particles in the universe are not entangled.

Faster then the Speed of Light

If you hypothesize that at the big bang all particles in this universe would experience a single local event, then you could say that all particles are entangled from that event.

The universe could then be described by a single quantum-mechanical wave-function.

So there could be an extremely small but technically non-zero chance or probability that any given pair of particles is entangled.

Finding those 2 entangled particles has a extremely low probability and therefore are completely meaningless from a physical perspective. And we have proven that not all particles are entangled.

In addition, physicists have come across an unexplainable phenomena known as "Sudden Death of Entanglement“ where for no known reason, two formerly locally entangled particles suddenly become un-entangled.

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Four Principles of Quantum Physics� -why Quantum Physics must throw out local realism as we know it and make its own new rules; the new rules are:

Non-Locality

Describes the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (potentially even billions of light years), almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events

Non-Separability

Instantaneous Action At Distance , everything is connected via the quantum field or the Prana Field that acts as a carrier to everything

Entanglement Particles must share an experience, the influence of knowing, to exhibit correlations that are not explained by classical physics (local realism). Entangled particle’s mathematical sums (wavelength, frequency, spin, axis angle) cannot be written as single product terms.

All particles in the universe are not entangled.

Faster then the Speed of Light

For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light. FTL Faster Than Light speed has been measured.

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Non-Locality

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Non-Locality

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.

A

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.

A

B

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

B

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time. mph miles per hour for example

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time.
For quantum particles the movement can be instantaneous or require no time to move.

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time.
For quantum particles, the movement can be instantaneous or require no time to move.
Instantaneous Action at a Distance. Einstein’s Spooky Action at a Distance.

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time.
For quantum particles, the movement can be instantaneous or require no time to move.
Instantaneous Action At A Distance. Einstein’s Spooky Action at a Distance.
The locality or location of the particle doesn’t matter. Non-Locality.

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time.
Right?
For quantum particles the movement can be instantaneous or require no time to move.
Instantaneous Action At A Distance. The locality or location doesn’t matter. Non-Locality.
But the electron is not a particle at all, it’s a puff ball of energy responding to the pointer that measures the whole of the electron wherever it points.

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Non-Locality

Moment in time “A” finds the particle here; where the red arrow points.
A split second after “A” is found, pointer “B” finds the particle at the blue arrow.
No matter where we point to look for the particle, there we will find it.

A

B

How can this be possible?
In order for a particle to move from A to B, distance must be traveled in a certain time.
Right?
For quantum particles the movement can be instantaneous or require no time to move.
Instantaneous Action At A Distance. The locality or location doesn’t matter. Non-Local.
But the electron is not a particle at all, it’s a puff ball of energy responding to the pointer that measures the whole of the electron wherever it points.
But the electron IS a particle and/or a wave that does not behave like one according to Classical Physics (Newtonian Mechanics).

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Non-Separability

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Non-Separability

Non-separability and nonlocality together describe the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (billions of light years); almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events. Does it? That would be Bell’s Superdeterminism.

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Non-Separability

Non-separability and nonlocality together describe the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (billions of light years); almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events.
Separability, locality, and speed of light limit have always been necessary for relativity . . .

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Non-Separability

Non-separability and nonlocality together describe the apparent ability of objects to instantaneously know about each other’s state, even when separated by large distances (billions of light years); almost as if the universe at large instantaneously arranges its particles in anticipation of future events.
Separability, locality, and speed of light limit have always been necessary for relativity . . .

Again; Parts of the universe are actually potentially connected in an intimate and immediate way.

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Superluminal

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.
For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.
For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light.
We know Prana changes state FTL speed.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.
For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light.
We know Prana materializes FTL speed.
Juan Yen a Chinese physicist has measured the speed at the minimum of 3 trillion meters per second, a minimum limited by equipment.

In 2013 Juan Yin and pals at the University of Science and Technology of China in Shanghai have measured FTL speeds at least four orders of magnitude faster than light.

The experiment involves performing a measurement on two entangled photons.

Each photon was placed at on either side of a fish farm 15 km across near Qinghai Lake in the Tibetan Plateau.

They measured the first photon and then timed how long it took for the second photon to be influenced by the measurement and change its properties to match the first photon across the fish farm.

3 trillion meters per second 10,000 times faster than light was how long it took for the 2 entangled photons to communicate.

Their testing equipment and methodology simply didn’t allow them to get any more accurate results.

The communication between entangled objects may still turn out to be instantaneous, as quantum mechanics predicts.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.
For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light.
We know Prana materializes FTL speed.
Juan Yen a Chinese physicist has measured the speed at the minimum of 3 trillion meters per second, a minimum limited by equipment.
These first observations of superluminal speed in our time are a significant event for all scientists everywhere.

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Superluminal

Classical Mechanics - no physical effects move faster than the speed of light
Bell's Theorem proved that particles connected through quantum entanglement communicate information faster than the speed of light.
There exists interactions between events that are too far apart in space and too close together in time for the events to be connected even by signals moving at the speed of light.
For now, we know that the interaction between entangled quantum particles is faster than the speed of light.
We know Prana materializes FTL speed.
Juan Yen a Chinese physicist has measured the speed at the minimum of 3 trillion meters per second, a minimum limited by equipment.
These first observations of superluminal speed in our time are a significant event for all scientists everywhere.
We know that quantum entanglement can be used to realize quantum teleportation superluminally.

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Entanglement

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Entanglement

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Entanglement

Particles that interact with

each other become correlated,

or dependent on each other’s

states and properties

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Entanglement

Particles that interact with

each other become correlated,

or dependent on each other’s

states and properties

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Entanglement

Particles that interact with

each other become correlated,

or dependent on each other’s

states and properties

Entangled system’s correlations

cannot be explained by

classical physics.

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Entanglement

Not Just Particles; Small Macro Objects As Well

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Entanglement

Not Just Particles; Small Macro Objects As Well

Quantum entanglement has been demonstrated experimentally with photons, neutrinos, electrons, molecules as large as buckyballs, and even small diamonds.

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Entanglement

Not Just Particles; Small Macro Objects As Well

Quantum entanglement has been demonstrated experimentally with photons, neutrinos, electrons, molecules as large as buckyballs, and even small diamonds.

A Buckyball is a

Fullurene of C60

with a hollow center.

Ex. Shungite

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Entanglement

Not Just Particles; Small Macro Objects As Well

Quantum entanglement has been demonstrated experimentally with photons, neutrinos, electrons, molecules as large as buckyballs, and even small diamonds.

A Buckyball is a Here is a diamond

Fullurene of C60 crystal C8, a square

with a hollow center. within a square

Ex. Shungite within a square . . .

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Entanglement

Not Just Particles; Small Macro Objects As Well

Quantum entanglement has been demonstrated experimentally with photons, neutrinos, electrons, molecules as large as buckyballs, and even small diamonds.

A Buckyball is a Here is a diamond

Fullurene of C60 crystal C8, a square

with a hollow center. within a square

Ex. Shungite within a square . . .

Entanglement and Non-locality effects are a very active area of research and

development in communications, computation, information, radar, heat engines, and teleportation.

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945.

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Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945.
Most of his research concerns applications of entanglement.

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Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945.
Most of his research concerns applications of entanglement.
In 2013 he proved that non-locality applies to not only space but also to time.

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945.
Most of his research concerns applications of entanglement.
In 2013 he proved that non-locality applies to not only space but also to time.
Zeilinger has held research and teaching positions at MIT, Innsbruck, Oxford, Munich, and Paris.

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945.
Most of his research concerns applications of entanglement.
In 2013 he proved that non-locality applies to not only space but also to time.
Zeilinger has held research and teaching positions at MIT, Innsbruck, Oxford, Munich, and Paris.
He started winning prizes (acknowledgements) in 1975 and won the inaugural John Stewart Bell Prize in 2017 for his contributions in Quantum Mechanics and Applications.

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

Anton Zeilinger is an Austrian Quantum Physicist and President of the Institute for Quantum Optic and Quantum Information at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, born 1945
Most of his research concerns applications of entanglement
In 2013 he proved that non-locality applies to not only space but also to time
Zeilinger has held research and teaching positions at MIT, Innsbruck, Oxford, Munich, and Paris
He started winning prizes (acknowledgements) in 1975 and won the inaugural John Stewart Bell Prize in 2017 for his contributions in Quantum Mechanics and Applications
As early as 1995 he extended quantum mechanics into the macro-world using entangled photons.

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Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.

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Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.
In 1997 he teleported qubits across observatories in two Canary Islands using entanglement.

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Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.
He has teleported qubits across observatories in two Canary Islands
He is currently experimenting with matter-wave interference from neutrons to macromolecules like fullerenes

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Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.
He has teleported qubits across observatories in two Canary Islands
He is currently experimenting with matter-wave interference from neutrons to macromolecules like fullerenes
And experimenting with multi-particle entanglement resulting in the GHZ Theorem that provides the most concise argument between Local Realism and the predictions of Quantum Mechanics.

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.
He has teleported qubits across observatories in two Canary Islands
He is currently experimenting with matter-wave interference from neutrons to macromolecules like fullerenes
And experimenting with multi-particle entanglement resulting in the GHZ Theorem that provides the most concise argument between Local Realism and the predictions of Quantum Mechanics.

These particles are entangled because

they were created from the same source; they interacted together at a wave collapse event; shown at the bottom right shows the event as white light.

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Zeilinger wrote and realized by experimentation the first quantum computing protocols including the teleportation of an independent qubit, entanglement swapping (teleportation of an entangled state), hyperdense coding, and quantum cryptography.
He has teleported qubits across observatories in two Canary Islands
He is currently experimenting with matter-wave interference from neutrons to macromolecules like fullerenes
And experimenting with multi-particle entanglement resulting in the GHZ Theorem that provides the most concise argument between Local Realism and the predictions of Quantum Mechanics

Dance of the

Anton Zeilinger turns Photons

79 in May this year. by

A. Zeilinger

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INFORMATION

Toshiba Research and Cambridge University have succeeded in building the first fiber-optic network that’s capable of transmitting and receiving both quantum data (for encryption) and normal high-speed binary data.

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INFORMATION

Toshiba Research and Cambridge University have succeeded in building the first fiber-optic network that’s capable of transmitting and receiving both quantum data (for encryption) and normal high-speed binary data.
This breakthrough means that the world’s fiber networks can now be secured with theoretically unbreakable encryption.

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INFORMATION

Toshiba Research and Cambridge University have succeeded in building the first conventional fiber-optic network that’s capable of transmitting and receiving both quantum data (for encryption) and normal high-speed binary data.
This breakthrough means that the world’s fiber networks can now be secured with theoretically unbreakable encryption.

World’s Fiber Optic Network

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INFORMATION

Toshiba Research and Cambridge University have succeeded in building the first fiber-optic network that’s capable of transmitting and receiving both quantum data (for encryption) and normal high-speed binary data.
This breakthrough means that the world’s fiber networks can now be secured with theoretically unbreakable encryption.

COMPUTERS

Quantum computers use the properties of quantum states, such as superposition, interference, and entanglement, to perform calculations.

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INFORMATION

Toshiba Research and Cambridge University have succeeded in building the first fiber-optic network that’s capable of transmitting and receiving both quantum data (for encryption) and normal high-speed binary data.
This breakthrough means that the world’s fiber networks can now be secured with theoretically unbreakable encryption.

COMPUTERS

Quantum computers use the properties of quantum states, such as superposition, interference, and entanglement, to perform calculations.
Since 2016 IBM and Microsoft have created quantum computers and are experimenting with quantum mechanics and entanglement

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INFORMATION

Asaad, Morello, Madzik at University of New South Wales Sydney January 2022, breakthrough paper

COMPUTERS

Quantum computers use the properties of quantum states, such as superposition, interference, and entanglement, to perform calculations.
Since 2016 IBM and Microsoft have created quantum computers and are experimenting with quantum mechanics and entanglement
Australian researchers have proven that near error-free quantum computing is possible, paving the way to build silicon-based quantum devices compatible with current semiconductor manufacturing technology. 99% accuracy

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that work (2^nd Law) can be extracted from systems using quantum superposition states that encode more information than is available classically, March 2021.

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that work (2^nd Law) can be extracted from systems using quantum superposition states that encode more information than is available classically, March 2021.
A research team at Penn State describes quantum systems that can be excited to reach an Out-of-Equilibrium Quantum State never realizing equilibrium, September 2019

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

What this means to people who work with Prana is primarily that we cannot say Prana will go from a high density source to a lower density source automatically. We must always intend or project Prana to the entire World, for example in Meditation of the Twin Hearts, or specifically to a need area like war stricken regions, individuals, etc.

Objects obeying quantum physics principles like non-locality (we never know were something is or will be; we only have probability distributions), entanglement (objects that have interacted in some way communicate their state to effect changes in each other’s states), and superluminal speeds (resulting in time not mattering anymore); cannot be relied upon to seek equilibrium or to require measurable work to make changes. 2^nd and 0^th Law of Thermodynamics busted.

As the first part of the 21^st century research is proving, small macro-objects are subject to the principles of quantum physics.

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that work (2^nd Law) can be extracted from systems using quantum superposition states that encode more information than is available classically, March 2021.
A research team at Penn State describes quantum systems that can be excited to reach an Out-of-Equilibrium Quantum State never realizing equilibrium, September 2019

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

At the University of Vienna scientists were able to take pictures of objects using photons that had not interacted with the objects but were entangled with photons that did interact with such objects. 2014

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THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that work (2^nd Law) can be extracted from systems using quantum superposition states that encode more information than is available classically, March 2021.
A research team at Penn State describes quantum systems that can be excited to reach an Out-of-Equilibrium Quantum State never realizing equilibrium, September 2019

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

At the University of Vienna scientists were able to take pictures of objects using photons that had not interacted with the objects but were entangled with photons that did interact with such objects. 2014
Quantum Batteries are being built and tested that use excited state electrons as fuel. Canada

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21^st Century Experiments in Quantum Physics

THERMODYNAMICS HEAT ENGINES

Quantum mechanics is pushing back against the Laws of Thermodynamics, particularly the 2^nd Law – entropy and the 0^th Law - equilibrium
University of Nottingham researchers have discovered that work (2^nd Law) can be extracted from systems using quantum superposition states that encode more information than is available classically, March 2021.
A research team at Penn State describes quantum systems that can be excited to reach an Out-of-Equilibrium Quantum State never realizing equilibrium, September 2019

PHOTOS and BATTERIES

At the University of Vienna scientists were able to take pictures of objects using photons that had not interacted with the objects but were entangled with photons that did interact with such objects. 2014
Quantum Batteries are being built and tested that use excited state electrons as fuel. Canada
A super fast recharge time quantum battery has been built. Italy
A Quantum battery with superabsorption was built using electron beam deposition. Australia

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

I think knowing the principles of quantum mechanics could be useful when teaching MCKS classes. I am not an MCKS Certified Teacher but I imagine that a set curriculum is followed. As the general population becomes more aware of the advent of quantum technology into our lives, we should avoid criticism from science minded people who note misuse of principles. For example:

All things are NOT ENTANGLED although there is a quantum field or perhaps more concisely a Prana Field that exists unbroken throughout the known and unknown Universe.

Prana likely DOES NOT LIKELY flow where needed unless you or the Hierarchy intends it so to do.

Use light and paint color examples correctly. Mind your words. Its NOT the red PAINT or wall paper in a restaurant that stimulates the lower chakra, it’s the RED LIGHT REFECTING off the red wall.

Prana DOES NOT NECESSARILY follow the classical laws of physics including thermodynamics and relativity since it is not a physical particle or object.

Prana MAY fall within the broad terms of quantum mechanics, but Prana likely does not comply 100% with such laws.

Prana is NOT a photon, therefore Prana is NOT light and does NOT land on the electromagnetic spectrum, and does NOT have an electromagneic field or travel at the speed of light.

Prana is its own thing. I know I’m preaching to the choir here.

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

Healing – Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Quantum Jumping, Schrodinger’s Wave Function

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

Healing – Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Quantum Jumping, Schrodinger’s Wave Function
Karma - Entanglement

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

Healing – Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Quantum Jumping, Schrodinger’s Wave Function
Karma - Entanglement
Prana – Wave-Particle Duality, Heisenberg Uncertainty, Carrier of em spectrum, Entanglement: the Hierarchy can be everywhere at all times

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

Healing – Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Quantum Jumping, Schrodinger’s Wave Function
Karma - Entanglement
Prana – Wave-Particle Duality, Heisenberg Uncertainty, Carrier of em spectrum, Entanglement: the Hierarchy can be everywhere at all times
Clairvoyance, Telepathy, Astral Travel, and other Psychic Phenomena – Matter is mostly Empty Space, Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Entanglement

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Summary for Arhatic Yogis

Healing – Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Quantum Jumping, Schrodinger’s Wave Function
Karma - Entanglement
Prana – Wave-Particle Duality + ?, Heisenberg Uncertainty, Carrier of em spectrum, Entanglement: the Hierarchy can be everywhere at all times
Clairvoyance, Telepathy, Astral Travel, and other Psychic Phenomena – Matter is mostly Empty Space, Non-Locality, Non-Separability, Entanglement
Meditation – Resonance amplitude sums

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What experiments could we do?

Is Prana Field bigger after Conductivity Prayer?
Is Prana Field bigger directly after Level I Activating Chakra experience? Body height?
Is there a difference between meditation and thought intention in Prana field?
Can frequency increase in front of projecting Prana and relatively decrease behind? Like in the Doppler Effect.
What else can we test using the dosing rod and linear measurement?

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What are Our Objectives?

To be able to talk to scientists with evidence of prana and its effects on . . .
To ague that the natural progression of physical science is that Classical became Quantum became Prana (In the future future.)
To facilitate awareness of . . .

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What are Our Goals?

1. To be successful in producing statistically significant, reliable, and relevant data supporting first the existence of Prana and Prana Force Field

2. To publish in journals that reach various genres of people

3. To be excepted by the PHRI as a legitimate research team

4. To establish stakeholders and philanthropists at the PHRI to support our research efforts . . .

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This concludes my presentation

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You

Atma Namaste, Love, Peace