Quantum mechanics- Double-slit experiment

[*ebony*]

Ever take a step back and not question our purpose as humans? Or even assume that we have a purpose? we see everything around us and we assign them jobs, the purpose of a rock is this, the purpose of a house is this, which is cool, cause seeing usefulness in things is how advancements usually come about. when we turn that same scrutiny on ourselves and we are a loss because we use that same logic to try to see our purpose in comparison with the universe or even more mind boggling in comparison to a multiverse.

Just taking a step back from our own human biases of thinking there is an objectified reason for human existence and thinking maybe the universe doesn't actually work the way we perceive it opens a whole new world of awesomeness. To just contemplate that we are in partnership with universe, to think that there is birth and death yet there is also no such thing, that for just such a brief moment in time matter comes together to make you. How incredible is that! If you aren't just awestruck by that then maybe you haven't stepped back enough from the bias ego thing. Just makes me feel this enormousness elation for life but also eliminates the fear of death well for me personally, do I wanna die..no, but I am not scared of death. Armed with some basic knowledge of bio/chem/physics and some canbis(recommended but optional) makes for good times contemplating stuff.

I can't agree or disagree with that philosophy Pick3. I just have a different perspective I suppose.

 

[Headholio]

Chew on this for a while:

a wave function involves the various probabilities that a given event will proceed to certain different outcomes. But when one or another of those more- or less-likely outcomes becomes manifest the other probabilities cease to have any function in the real world. So if an electron passes through a double slit apparatus there are various probabilities for where on the detection screen that individual electron will hit. But once it has hit, there is no longer any probability whatsoever that it will hit somewhere else. Many-worlds interpretations say that an electron hits wherever there is a possibility that it might hit, and that each of these hits occurs in a separate universe.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_effect_(physics)

 

[ismaele00]

You are trying to communicate with the dead. Which might be possible according to quantum mechanics.

I don't get you.
He answered to this post yesterday, has he been banned or something?

 

[ismaele00]

 

[Headholio]

I don't get you.
He answered to this post yesterday, has he been banned or something?

He is using the name, and posing as, a physicist who died in 1988.

Richard Feynman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ismaele00]

He is using the name, and posing as, a physicist who died in 1988.

Richard Feynman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

lol I'm idiot.