It has been discussed more and more lately that the notion of time, or what we perceive of time, just doesn’t exist. We set clocks and we plan to meet and do things at a set “time” but what does that really mean. Here is a great writeup that explains scientifically that time itself really doesn’t exist. So far the only real constant in the universe that exists scientifically is the speed of light. I do think that some day we will prove even that is relative.
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Have they finally found gravitational waves?
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Ok this is huge news for the science geeks among us and honestly for humanity. One of the final...
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Parallel Universes and the Déjà Vu phenomenon: A mysterious mindboggling connection
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Ivan It is possible that Parallel Universes and the Déjà Vu phenomenon are mysteriously connected Most of us have...
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Another step in proving that reality doesn’t exist until you are looking at it
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It has been more and more thought, and now proven, that reality doesn’t exist until we are consciously aware...
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The Strange Link Between the Human Mind and Quantum Physics
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By Philip Ball 16 February 2017 Nobody understands what consciousness is or how it works. Nobody understands quantum mechanics...
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Can matter be made from light?
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For a long time now we have known when you split an atom, light energy is released from the process....
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10 scientific studies that prove our consciousness can affect the world
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If you have been reading this blog, and anything along the lines of Quantum Physics and spirituality, you have...
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The Dalai Lama Turns Modern Science On Its Head With This One Question
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Mind Science The Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism has been engaged with scientists for the last 20...
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Quantum entanglement demonstrated at a level visible to the naked eye
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Scientists entangle 2 objects on the macroscopic level for first time. BRYAN NELSON April 26, 2018, 10:17 p.m. Is...