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

[Craig Black]

"boyd" <gaboonviper at gmx.net> wrote in message 
news:op.t6i7hhrc1auoiy at company-3328781.home.nl...
> 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.

You may be right ...but there's no harm in trying then is there?

BTW, since posting this I have discovered that this topic (both pros and 
cons) is discussed on Wikepedia.  It basically states that this is one 
interpretation of quantum mechanics, whereas in the link I provided it is 
communicated as a conclusion.  There are other ideas that attempt to resolve 
the strangeness of quantum mechanics with the determinism of the macroscopic 
world.  This particular interpretation is not without problems, but it does 
have the interesting quality that it concurs with some religious world 
views.

-Craig