INSANITY: Scientists PROVE The Universe Is Not Real!?

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Description: One of the more unsettling discoveries in the past half century is that the universe is not locally real. “Real,” meaning that objects have definite properties independent of observation—an apple can be red even when no one is looking; “local” means objects can only be influenced by their surroundings, and that any influence cannot travel faster than light. Investigations at the frontiers of quantum physics have found that these things cannot both be true. Instead, the evidence shows objects are not influenced solely by their surroundings and they may also lack definite properties prior to measurement.

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[OBGynKenobi]

Quantum theory -->> Imagine a ball that spins except that it isn't a ball and it isn't spinning.

[sweetchinmusic]

The ancient Hindu (Indian) philosophy of Vedanta has been proclaiming this for millenia. But will anyone in the world ( apart from India) acknowledge the contribution of the ancient Indian sages? They will say Western scientists have said it for the first time in the 21st century.

[asie]

This does not prove communications at speeds faster than the speed of light exist. More than anything, it proves previous theories regarding quantum entanglement are incomplete or incorrect. It simply proves that we do not understand our universe. The problem could be with our understanding of initial entanglement.

[mikebarriga]

You said they proved that entanglement can happen at the other side of the universe but how did they prove it? Did someone one the other side of the universe measure it??

[PinkDragon]

This is scary to me. I wish we weren't taught that this was real

[usel]

I wonder if the universe had to, ,pick a side" if the object is observed even by an animal without consciousness (for example a spider). Imagine a Schrodinger's cat experiment but instead of a self-aware human observing the cat, the observer would be a primitive animal. What would happen?

[panasiia]

I think the biggest implication of all of this isn’t whether or not what’s possible with just quantum mechanics. But, now that we know that limbo state truly exists without our observation, what does that apply about humans? What is this mysterious force that can change something no matter the distance? Could it be another dimension outside of what we can observe as human beings? Could this mean that there IS something out there, whether it be a creator or some kind of force we don’t know of? Is there something about a human’s observation that can alter the universe? I don’t know if this seems like a crazy rambling but thats immediately where my mind went after watching this video.

[gobofraggel]

So, I had a terrible migraine and in the midst of it I saw a friend I had not talked to in months changing a flat tire. I did not see the surroundings or the place, but in my mind I could see my friend removing the tire suspended in space. I ignored it and it returned. I felt silly but I texted him and asked if he was changing a tire and he immediately texts a photo of the tire to me. I showed this to my wife and daughter and I called my friend and he just laughed and said "I guess we are in sync" as if it was nothing. Another time a very long time ago I was playing a video game called Tempest when I noticed people gathering around me, lots of other kids who could not believe what was happening. Apparently I was reaching levels no one had seen but everyone knew I rarely played and never played any video game well. I started to notice that the game appeared to move slowly and my hands had a mind of their own, they just knew what to do. There were so many kids trying to push their way to the front to see this that I became uncomfortable and gave the game over to the best player there. He instantly lost all his lives and as I walked away I noticed in a mirror on the wall my ears were beet red and my pupils were large black pools. I have too many other experiences of knowing things I should not know about people I do not know. etc etc I now have some idea why.

[JcJordan]

Finally i can play Call of duty without lag. This new entanglement technology is gonna give me 0 ping!

[ericjordan]

So in order to achieve my super powers 🤔 I must become “THE ONE” the only one in every dimension every universe

[vinipaivas]

This is so simple guys. The universe is a big simulation. The universe save processing power by only materialising reality when observed. We are starting to use a similar approach for VR goggles.

[michaeldillon]

If we are talking about photons being paired in a forced environment but how in the unforced situation are photons paired ? ? ?

[AllmightyX]

Quantum physics is so cool but so confusing.

[tendancy]

At first to me it seemed like this implies that we probably live in a simulation, and all this stuff was made to conserve power on the computer running the simulation, essentially not having to determine the proprieties of particles until they are measured. But on second thought this doesn't really change anything, since "measuring" doesn't imply a conscious being literally measuring particles, it more or less just means interactions between particles. But they still happen all the time in our universe, and since the universe is very likely to be infinite it wouldn't really be an effective optimisation. In fact, all of quantum physics as a whole seems like it would be way more complex to simulate than classical physics. So at the end of the day this doesn't really prove nor disprove anything

[theresebrandser]

It really feels like we need to just back away slowly from this one. I don’t think we want to know how this works. Are we a simulation?

[mateuszabramek]

There is second problem - we describe only observable universe, so we calculate only part of the picture. And based on that incomplete calculations we derive assumptions and next calculations.

[Cloudzzzonice]

Communication faster than the speed of light? So we CAN send messages backwards in time. Just wanna make sure I'm hearing this correctly.

[Sharperthanu]

The cat has its' own consciousness and collapses ITS' OWN wave function .

[brawlomaticclan]

Shake the box around if it starts making noise or trying to stabilize in the box it’s alive 🤓