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The Quantum Version
We think of ourselves as 3D units pretty much all the time. We eat, breathe and move in 3D, and everything we relate to that's Solid is just a three-dimensional construct. That's a pretty limited perspective but it's all our brains have at the surface level so we're stuck with it. But underneath all that, what constitutes our quantum mass is very different from the 3D version. For a start, it operates with a set of parameters that 3D can't even map out: 🔹Wave-particle Duality 🔹A Multiverse 🔹Variables (Hidden ones) 🔹Entanglement 🔹Superposition Yup, waves are everything - all particles are waves until they're particles (see the latest update on the Double Slit experiment). And everything is unique, so lightning can't strike in the same place twice and what's happened to you can't happen again (well, it can sort of, but there will be differences, and it's up to you whether you go down that track again or not). When you walk into a room, you are probably walking into another version of the Multiverse without knowing it. Chances are we slip through the 'branes' of the Multiverse all the time. This would explain all the Law of Attraction stuff - our approach to Life literally carves out a series of options as we go along. A lot of options are available at the same time (superpositioned) in the quantum world. So there's a lot to think about, much of which our brain isn't geared up for, and it's a lot of fun exploring all the things that are there in the foundation of our Being - those quarks and electrons don't ever stand still, not for a single nanosecond of Time. Look forward to seeing you later.... check out the Calendar!
The Quantum Version
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Great stuff!! Thank you very much. What does it really mean when you say, “what has happened to you can’t happen again” in a quantum mechanical sense? To be honest, I tried so hard to figure out what the results of the double-slit experiment say, but all I came to know about was “quantum superposition,” which did not make any sense to me. What’s the point when we can’t see any point?
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