If you bring up the word -Consciousness- in scientific communities you can expect to be instantly labelled as a pseudo-scientist. Now whilst I can understand this reaction, it is totally unfair and UnEinstein-like, he wanted us to have a completely open mind on all matters until scientific experiments proved otherwise.
The bottom-line is that the scientific community does not know what 'Collapses the Wave-Function!' and until we do Einstein would encourage us not to discount anything.
There is a decade of experiments which put up a pretty good case that, in point of fact, consciousness DOES collapse the wave-function (Prof Dean Radin: Ions 2012). I hasten to add that the views of Prof Radin have been counter-argued by a paper by (Walleczek and Von Stillfried) but the investigation and research continues.
I have also presented on 'Objective Reality', definitely one of my favourite presentations. Prof Massimiliano Proietti and his team at The University of Edinburgh used SIX pairs of entangled photons to prove that there can be many realities in the one universe. That's like you and I going to a room and I see a chair and you don't!!
QUECWA: QUANTUM CONSCIOUSNESS PRESENTATION
Quantum Consciousness:
This presentation was to a small group of spiritualists in Perth. A thoroughly engaging audience and we traded questions and answers for hours on end.
Whilst some of my views differed from theirs, it was a respectful meaningful presentation and we all left enlightened!
Objective Reality:
Intuitively, we believe that the universe is objective. No matter how we interact with it individually it is the same reality that faces all of us. However, what if I was to tell you that there was an experiment undertaken by The University of Edinburgh in 2020 using entangled photons that rocked the quantum world.
Perhaps we do, in fact, 'create our own worlds' after all. Fascinating presentation!
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