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

[Yigal Chripun]

I haven't read the link but my view on such issues (as an atheist)  is
as follows:
science deals only with certain questions, namely ones he can find an
answer to, other questions are just left to philosophy.
from your description that links falls under the realm of the latter
more than the former.
the Schrödinger cat experiment for example is a way to illustrate
Heisenberg's uncertainty law. It's a way to explain statistics.
science uses math as a language to express concepts, for example we use
fields to explain magnetism but that does not mean that there's such a
thing as a magnetic field, cause a field is just another mathematical
entity, nothing more.
trying to extract any philosophical ideas out of those ideas and math
concepts is wrong as it violates Okham's razor principal and is not science.
As I've stated already, those are my views only, and I of course do not
want to insult anyone's beliefs. I just prefer the science continue
expanding our understanding of the universe while our philosophy
continues to debate other questions and those remain separated.

--Yigal

PS - http://digg.com/comedy/Atheist_Sees_Image_of_Big_Bang_in_Piece_of_Toast



Craig Black 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
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