papa tiger
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If I lived in West Australia I would hope so too! ...I plan to be immortal, so far so good.![]()
That's what they call a B Double they're found in more isolated areas. I've never seen one in the wild and I imagine you'd need a powerful machine to overtake one in less than a week.If I lived in West Australia I would hope so too! ...... Just kidding! Lol
Looking at the length of a Semi I can guess the obvious.
How long is a Semi in Western Australia pictures - Bing
Depak Chopra has said that quantum reality is the "real" reality that humans experience, and that it connects us to the source of creation.
Well, I see a few problems: If the world ended, nothing would be here.People on TikTok are freaking out after one woman suggested that we might not ever truly pass on - and that the world could have ended many times before without our knowledge. The theory is that our consciousness goes into an alternate reality, where we exist without the memories of the world we lived in prior, except for some details that don’t seem right.
If the theory of quantum immortality - which suggests that people never really die - is accurate, then humanity might have been ended many times by apocalyptic events similar to the asteroids “taking out the dinosaurs” 65 million years ago. We would essentially have no recollection because our consciousness would endure it, and we’d awake in a parallel world where that hasn’t occurred
Neural Plasticity is real, it's how ones brain "heals" after a stroke. Also depends on your age, older people who have strokes don't heal quite as well. My grandmother was stuck with her eyesight issues, same as I had but mine have mostly relearned through plasticity. I played certain online games a lot which I believe helped too. Amazing stuff.Neurologists are finding that our brains are quantum computers capable of actually programming themselves (neural plasticity)
So IMO our brains are capable of associating things (places, people, senses, events, etc.) over what Einstein termed space-time as our brains continue to develop toward self-consciousness.
Buddhism, neurology, and quantum physis are all converging toward cosmic consciousness.
The first three words of your statement says it all.I don't think there is anything in nature or science that proves a human being is so special that its "spirit" lives forever in some quantum "heaven".
Science may not be able to deliver it, but the human imagination will provide it.I don't think there is anything in nature or science that proves a human being is so special that its "spirit" lives forever in some quantum "heaven".
As for consciousness, if one is speaking of "human consciousness", it would have only been around for as long as humans, and no cataclysmic events have happened in that time frame
The cataclysmic events I was referring to are the type mentioned in the OP that would have wiped out most of life. If you're aware of something historians have missed during the advent of homo-erectus regarding this, please share.Sounds like you’re making your conclusion a premise.![]()
I've never heard that before. It's just theoretical science, and no one knows what it leads to or that it leads to immortality. Some charlatans will concoct some lame "proof" that it offers some long sought credibility for unsupportable claims, because as much as they fear science, they like the idea of having scientific evidence to help sell their product.I think alternate universes, and quantum possibilities are theoretical, it seems their ultimate aim is the all too human quest for immortality.
The cataclysmic events I was referring to are the type mentioned in the OP that would have wiped out most of life. If you're aware of something historians have missed during the advent of homo-erectus regarding this, please share.
MK Ultra. Thank you for mentioning it.This is interesting.
As part of experimental research dept in the Military, I learned a few things about torture. No, not that...the science behind it.
There was a reason people are put in the hole, isolated in a concrete cell with no windows, or versions of isolation.
In 1958 researchers in the US found that man must be connected to the sky at least once a day. Meaning must be outside where your body can freely connect to the earth. Not earthing where you take your shoes off and walk, or grab a tree and so on, but just be free of impedance of anything between you and the sky.
They found doing experiments that individuals kept in isolation soon became degraded. Lost the will to resist questions, lost the will to eat, lost mental clarity, lost the ability to rationalize thought etc. Once reinstating their ability to be free of impedance they improved instantly. This led to further research on the topic. Led to a lot of mk ultra research, and of course torture tactics.
It was the actual first mention of the cloud. The researchers (us military docs) said that there must be a connection humans need to the sky to 'keep sane and logical'. They were one of the first to use the term 'the cloud'.
A lot of the research after that became classified.
But it does beg a lot of questions. The first I have is many scientists have theorized that your consciousness never dies, just recycles into another vessel. Not that 'you' go into some other body, but that your connection to the world never stops, just your body dies.
Some say its the soul, or your essence. Maybe it is the soul, maybe its the mind's consciousness, maybe your memories. Who knows.
But it does require further investigation, as per the quantum immortality. Also could ask more questions in regards to whether we are in a simulation. Hmmm.
Fuzzy and others here want science to prove or disprove the theory that our brains are capable of consciousness beyond our control. Well the split-brain experiment proves our brains can behave in two ways at the same time ... just as quantum physics proved atoms can simultaneously be waves and particles ...I don't think an idea can be called a theory unless it is able to be tested. How would such a proposition be evaluated scientifically?
Well, I do assume that human consciousness is discreet from other varieties. As far as we know, humans are the only species that is not only conscious, but self-conscious (Meaning that we are aware of the fact we are conscious). To my knowledge, and I belief that of the scientific community, no other species possesses that.I just meant that you seem to be assuming human consciousness is something discreet from all other varieties. But I assume we have evolved alongside every other creature since life began. Sure our consciousness is experienced in our particular way but what I was getting at was the assumption that consciousness arises from the biological action of brains - any brains, human or otherwise. That is what has not been shown and the fact that consciousness as we know it is interrupted if the brain is damaged only shows our brains are required. It doesn't show that it actually generates consciousness. It may just amplify something already there. We just don't know. But the assumption that brains secrete consciousness is the dominant bias.