A New Quantum Theory Solves EVERYTHING But Unveils a REALITY That TERRIFIES Scientists

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[hellraiser]

Ive suggested this before but i dont think its the observer in super position, i believe its thought itself, the observer is the function that collapses the the quantum process “ thought” into reality, thought cannot be controlled, it itself exists in super position, any thought, any time, anywhere, now what determines if that thought sees light is the observer. You can have many thoughts, but you dont have to act upon them, and only when a thought is act upon does it become real. Now this can be directly related to this problem, but i suggest the observer is not in superposition here, their thought is. The thought to check the box to see if the cat is alive or dead, the thought to not check the box, and everything in between, i believe its quite possible that “ thought” is the bridge we have been looking for that fills the gap from quantum to classical physics.

[Aerodave]

Reality is not deterministic, only space-time. There is a deeper conscious reality in the quantum fields realm from where everything that can be measured emerges. But what can be measured is not the entirety of what exists, and that’s the key.

No wonder why there are many paradoxes with quantum, it’s simply because we are asking the wrong questions. Why are we so focused on trying to understand the observer effect? The observer is in space-time but there is a deeper reality outside space-time that cannot be measured from space-time, as what we observe is just a state of a field, but not the actual field!!! We are not creating reality by observing, because reality is not within the reach of space-time. In other words, we can see the film, but not the location where the film was recorded. Are we creating the film by watching it? obviously not as the location where the film was recorded exists independently of the observer, the mistake is believing that the film is the entirety of what exists once the film has been recorded (collapse of the wave function). And finally, we will never be able to explain how the film was recorded, or why the location where the film was recorded exists, with just the film. You cannot explain more with less. We cannot explain indeterminism with determinism.

We have everything completely backwards. We try to apply deterministic rules and causality to something that it is inherently indeterministic. Consciousness is the fundamental property of reality, not matter, and it is quantum and indeterministic. Space-time emerges from consciousness and not the other way around.

[SuperSushidog]

The many worlds theory as described is close but not correct. The reality is that everything that can happen not only does happen but has already happened. Nothing happens when an observer opens Schrodinger's box, as an infinite number of universes with a live cat and with a dead cat already exist. Time is an illusion or rather is only observable from our limited perspective. Time is a description of our journey through the multiverse and is how our limited minds perceive it. Reality is objective in each universe, but not across the multiverse.

[michaelparks_BritOz]

Answer me this: if observer A opens the box first, and the cat is dead, can observer B open the box and see a live cat?

If you line up your observers in linear time, then the cat is alive until it’s dead. After that, it’s always dead.

The problem with looking at electrons is that they exist on very thin time slices, and can appear in many different places across linear time, often repeating past places. So it APPEARS as if time is irrelevant - because they “appear” on the same probability across the same locations (almost) all the time. But, once the cat is dead, he’s dead. Unless you’re looking at him from a different point in Euclidean space and he’s already dead, it’s just that when you opened the door, the “vision” you saw when you opened the door was from a point in time when the cat was still alive, and, the “moment” when he died, was being carried by a later set of photons, that didn’t hit your eye at the time you opened the door (box). So, what an observer sees is dependent on the relative position in Euclidean space (the super-position - in relative Euclidean space), but nevertheless, to the cat, once he’s dead, there’s no going back. Unless the vet that opened the box revived him…

Btw, time slices are finite in the way that continuous compounding is defined by the limit e. e can only be approximated - like pi. And, the finer you go in time, the more wyrd things get because you are working with an “approximation”. Though we know there is a limit. I just suspect we’ll never (fully) get there…

[apollo-rz]

The electron does not stop moving in a collapsed superposition, the collapsed superposition is a mere snapshot of the superposition as it was at a particular point in time, and where it might probably be in the immediate future with a high degree of probability. So that to say that a collapsed superposition is where the electron is, is erroneous, it is where the electron was.

[TonyA]

Perhaps this also explains how many people can look at the same facts and yet come up with totally different opinions on a subject. Is everyone who watched this video now in superposition about it?

[ScenicDepot]

If Schrödinger's cat meows in the forest, will a tape recorder hear it?

[marcozolo]

Its funny because at age 3 while playing alone I had this exact thought. That the moment I see something it can't be unseen and the outcome becomes determined. Freaky how I felt that as instinct.

[kayvan]

We will never, EVER, figure out the “reality” of this “physicality”. Once we die, we supposedly get all the answers. Powers that be will have us going round and round just like the philosophers that have been philosophizing till now. It will always be one question, one missing link, one mathematical equation off, one area of uncertainty and incompleteness after another. IF! We did find out how to transcend artificially, brains would melt, mass hysteria, absolute insanity. Our brains are designed to comprehend this existence and this existence only.

[chiclesirico]

Our thoughts create our reality. I believe this is what it means. Thoughts, words, and feelings are energy.

[Charlie-bi]

All this proves is that THOUGHT matters

[GaryClift-tfue]

😂 I probably have a headache now, but that's just an observation 😂😂😂😂

[buddyrichable]

Back in 2014 I drove my new Ford truck off the lot. I stopped for smoke and as I was looking at my new truck I noticed that the Ford logo was different. The 'F' in Ford had a little pigtail in the cross line, and the 'r' was different.
I had been looking at this logo on my steering wheel through six previous trucks so I assumed that Ford had changed it this model year, and forgot about it.
A week or so later as I scrolled through youtube videos, one caught my eye.
It was about the Ford logo. Apparently thousands of others had noticed it ws different, but that what I thought was a new logo had been the only one since 1912.
The logo as I had remembered it no longer, and had never existed.
I would have thought that I had had a brain malfunction but for the fact that thousands of others had noticed the exact same changes as Me

[mooncalf]

There is no cat and the only observer is the universe. The cat is not a cat; it is a cat-shaped part of the universe. The "observer" is just a part of the universe that is observing other parts of itself. All versions of the cat and "observer" are different parts of the same universe, which is experiencing all things possible simultaneously.

[kosterix]

We know already that your mind is not just cells but quantum. By changing your mind you can bend reality.

[SelectCircle]

I suggest you do a separate vid on reference frames, and do not linger over the corny analogies but go straight to the implications, which are truly mind-blowing.

[StanTheObserver-lorx]

Funny that Einstein who told us time slows near the speed of light and that Black holes are real and have weird singularities couldn't accept quantum ideas..
p.s. I feel both alive and dead every single day...

[danohanlon]

I suggest that it’s not just one door—that it is an infinite number of doors that only seems like a single door. Imagine an infinite number of perfectly clear doors arranged like the pages of a closed book; and each of these doors/pages, “infinitely thin.” But at the same time and much like a stack of panes of clear glass, the more of them you stack, the more they begin to take on a greenish tinge. Likewise, the infinite stacking of these infinitely thin clear doors takes on the appearance of a single, opaque, door. So when you “open” choose (say) “the apple door” all the other doors collapse into non-existence, thus, leaving you with only the apple.

I’m saying here that the reality “an observer” experiences is the reality we (/it) chooses. (That all the other doors are still there, but that they are no longer a part of our chosen reality. I’m saying that it’s not the electron that makes the choice; it’s the observer.)

[MecanicaCuanticaQRAGC]

The state of superposition is relative to its most relevant critical point of information for (conservation and optimization), so there are two systems, one global and one local, but observers do not know which one until they apply the measurement. and the system with predominance will be the one that manifests, since there is an underlying sequential pattern that allows any result because it is a unified Matrix that renormalizes by itself. and I have managed to decode it, it is a hidden pattern in prime numbers and is geometrically linked to any physical phenomenon by universal rebound entropy.

[נפתליגרינבלט]

Collapse of the super position occurs in nature without any observers involved