Totally OT: Quantum Mechanics proof for the existence of a Supreme Conciousness?

[boyd]

It seems to me that quantum physics is just an admittance that we don't  
really know what the heck is going on. It's not science, it's philosophy.  
And the thing about the mind sounds a lot like the main principle of the  
philosopher Descartes: 'there's only one thing that I can be sure about: I  
think, therefore I exist'

This isn't proof of the existence of anything. In fact, it's more a theory  
that nothing can truly be proven. Any proof is based on what we can  
observe, but we can't be sure that anything we observe actually is.

Greetz,
Boyd.

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On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 17:47:27 +0100, Craig Black <cblack at ara.com> wrote:

> I apologize for the inappropriate post, but I read this material last  
> night
> and am still buzzing about it.  I just have to share it.  I personally  
> am an
> agnostic, so not trying to preach anything, but I thought this was very
> interesting.  I didn't realize that modern science has such a solid  
> theory
> about consciousness.  Namely, that there is only one conscious mind in  
> the
> universe, and that matter is the result of observations of that mind.  At
> the subatomic level, there are only possibilities that require a mind to
> bring into actual reality.  And that mind is not Many but One.  The  
> universe
> essentially consists of a single Indivisible Mind from which matter
> emmanates.
>
> Are these the ramblings of a deluded philosopher or religious cult?   
> Nope.
> The conclusions that result due to observations and discoveries made by
> Werner Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger, and Niels Bohr, all pioneers of
> quantum mechanics.
>
> http://www.integralscience.org/ConsciousQM.html
>
> -Craig