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ILA 2016 - Dr. Martin Rennhofer - Photons and Shaping our own reality by intention
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Presentation given by Dr. Martin Rennhofer at the International Light Association 2016 Conference, in Vienna, Austria.
How experiments with photons change the view of shaping our own reality by intention:
Based on the delayed choice quantum eraser experiment and John G. Cramer's interpretation of quantum physics theory we will see our own intention has a major effect on the reality we create and live in. The more we look into the specifics of quantum physics (i.e. entangled photons) the more one might accept there is little difference between the basic tenets of Buddhism (“dependent creation”) and modern science. On the one hand it is much less someone else fault when things do not turn out the way we expect. On the other hand we can affect our future to a higher degree than we might expect.
There are good reasons for leading physics scientist to become philosophers. The border between science and religion is fading away. Each of us has considerable power in his/her hands to shape not only his/her own, but also a common reality.
This presentation will be of interest for everyone interested in finding out why there is no such thing as coincidence according to physics theory and why it all started with experiments with photons.
How experiments with photons change the view of shaping our own reality by intention:
Based on the delayed choice quantum eraser experiment and John G. Cramer's interpretation of quantum physics theory we will see our own intention has a major effect on the reality we create and live in. The more we look into the specifics of quantum physics (i.e. entangled photons) the more one might accept there is little difference between the basic tenets of Buddhism (“dependent creation”) and modern science. On the one hand it is much less someone else fault when things do not turn out the way we expect. On the other hand we can affect our future to a higher degree than we might expect.
There are good reasons for leading physics scientist to become philosophers. The border between science and religion is fading away. Each of us has considerable power in his/her hands to shape not only his/her own, but also a common reality.
This presentation will be of interest for everyone interested in finding out why there is no such thing as coincidence according to physics theory and why it all started with experiments with photons.