From: Patrick van den Berg (cirandar@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Oct 13 2003 - 12:06:07 BST
--- Patrick van den Berg <cirandar@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi David H,
>
> Your posts are interesting as usual.
Sorry, uhm, David Morey! Not too smart a compliment from me.
Greetings, Patrick.
>
> --- David MOREY <us@divadeus.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > Language all the way down, perceptions full of value judgements,
> > intelligence all over the place, I'm sure we've taken a long walk
> away
> > from
> > physicalism somewhere. My main point below was to break up what
> looks
> > to me like rather dogmatic thinking over the idea of an intellectual
> > level.
> > Mainly as a support to some of Scott's inclinations towards putting
> > intelligence/
> > purpose back into nature/cosmos. I think DQ really calls for a
> rethink
> > about
> > time, that we may be wrong to think cause (past) produces effect
> > (now).
> > I am trying to think of the potential of the idea that the future
> > (many-possible) sacrifices its
> > potential to produce finite(this-world)/now. It is a way of dealing
> > with the
> > many-world
> > nature of quantum-potential without suggesting that there must
> > actually be a
> > creation of many
> > worlds every time quantum potential collapses. You see the future in
> > quantum
> > theory (FIELDS)
> > exists before the now (particle/event). And this is true of our
> actual
> > experience, our awareness
> > of the future alters what we do in the present.
>
> It's even stronger than that. The future can alter the past in
> physical
> and biological (conscious) systems.
> Wheeler's delayed choice experiment measures the location of fotons
> AFTER the fotons (should) have passed the slits. But still the
> wavepattern dissapears on the screen. So the quantum potential is a
> whole timespan in which 'past', 'present' and 'future' has no meaning,
> and this you can deduce from the collapsed patterns on the screen.
> The future can also change the past for us humans. In a way, if you
> have
> a precognitive dream (dream about a future event) you can also
> describe
> this as a now-event (the actualilty) that influences the past (the
> dream).
>
> We're made of matter (or levels) that have these properties, but there
> is scientific evidence of e.g. retrokinesis, people influencing decay
> of
> radioactive particles (which should be random according to
> conventional
> explanation) AFTER they have been recorded. This would mean that
> people
> can influence the collapse of a wavefunction in the past (or that the
> collapse of this wavefunction in the now is influenced by a conscious
> observer in the future), or that in unobserved states, the
> wavefunction
> collapses only when people observe it consciously. The latter
> explanation would mean that a tape-recorder with recorded 0's and 1's
> is
> in a superposition until someone plays the information on it, (which
> then is collapsed in nonrandom directions by the conscious observer.)
>
> I've tried to locate an article by Dick Bierman on the web, but the
> links are broken. But people like him and Dean Radin and all have some
> convincing amount of experiments on this, if you're interested you
> could
> look on the web with these names.
>
> Greetings, Patrick
>
>
>
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