topic Re: quantum systems in BreakPoint

quantum systems

alfa1 — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 10:41:54 GMT

Since 2005(when I was on this forum) I didn’t have the chance to work with LabVIEW(I’m in Romania now).

What do you say about my recent work?

I came to this conclusion:

A dream is a quantum system that evolves governed by the Schrödinger equation or some relativistic equivalent.

The wavefunction in quantum mechanics evolves into a linear superposition of different states.
Quantum decoherence is the mechanism by which quantum systems interact with their environments to exhibit probabilistically additive behavior and give the appearance of wavefunction collapse. If the wave function merely encodes an observer's knowledge of the universe then the wavefunction collapse corresponds to the receipt of new information.

If you will try to look (analyze) at some “sensitive dreams” they will dissapear when you’ll try to look at some details, exactly like the collapse of the wavefunction. It is like the interaction between observer and wavefunction.

From here I realized that dreams are quantum systems.

Like the information contained in quantum registers, each dream I think is comtained in “mental registers”.

This is very important because this means thoughts are quantum systems.

I tried before a lot of experiences with thoughts but I couldn’t explain them; I succeeded with dreams.

Re: quantum systems

Gabi1 — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 10:49:31 GMT

and the dream experiments are......?

Re: quantum systems

alfa1 — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:08:24 GMT

A lot of scientists (Heisenberg, Einstein.. ) tried to explain mind, thoughts …

Said somebody before that a thought is a quantum system?

Re: quantum systems

Odd_Modem — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:34:27 GMT

I think he is talking about "lucid dreams".

http://www.psywww.com/asc/obe/whois_fo.html Oliver Fox was a "researcher" in this field.

To let the air out of the balloon, the mind is more complicated than the mind can understand, so you cannot truly know yourself.

What has this got to do with LabVIEW?

Re: quantum systems

Gabi1 — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:45:18 GMT

Odd_Modem wrote:

What has this got to do with LabVIEW?

well rumors says that in the next version of Labview, it will be able to warp time and space, so i guess we need to fully understand general relativity - and before that, quantum mechanics...

Re: quantum systems

tst — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:52:16 GMT

There appear to be some inncoent souls here who have not heard of alfa.

For those who haven't, here's a brief ( ) reminder of why you should not reply to this thread.

Re: quantum systems

alfa1 — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 09:19:58 GMT

How I’m explaining the near-death experience with QM:

Wave function is a complex vector or function in a complex Hilbert space.Because the probabilities that the system is in each possible state should add up to 1, the norm of the wave function must be 1.

A wave function which is a vector with $n$ components describes how to express the state of a system as the linear combination of finitely many basis elements , where i runs from $1$ to $n$ .

If the states ІΦ_i> have distinct, definite values, λ_i, of some dynamical variable and a measurement of that variable is performed on a system in the state

Іψ> = Σ c_iІ Φ_i>

then the probability of measuring λ_i is | c_i | ², and if the measurement yields λ_i, the system is left in the state ІΦ_i> .

Quantum decoherence is the mechanism by which quantum systems interact with their environments to exhibit probabilistically additive behavior and give the appearance of wave function collapse. If the wave function merely encodes an observer's knowledge of the universe then the wave function collapse corresponds to the receipt of new information.

Because our thoughts are quantum systems this means our aura is a quantum system.

I consider a wave function with n=7 states from our aura.

Because our aura is around us that wave function is collapsed in the state ІΦ_i> . where i=3.

When people have near-death experience the aura will not be around the body; they will experience pleasant emotions; calmness and serenity and this wave function will have all 7 states, each ІΦ_i> state with values λ_i,

I consider the state 7 the ‘highest’, closer to God.

The aura is coming back near the body because meeting deceased relatives or spiritual figures they will tell to the person to go back.

The person will go back in my view because of this comand ‘go back’ a thought who is a quantum system who will collapse our wave function. The wave function will collapse in the new state 4, a higher state than 3 how was before NDE. After NDE people are saying I’m a beter person, was wonderfull there…For them the values for λ_i during NDE where i=5,6,7 had a high value; they experienced mostly the states 5,6 and 7.

15% has bad experiences during NDE this means for them the values for λ_i where i=1 or 2 had a high value; they experienced mostly the states 1 and 2 and of course they will come back in the same state 3.

Re: quantum systems

tbob — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 15:50:17 GMT

I'm replying because I like alpha and I want to hear more. Those of you who don't like alpha need not read any further.

Alpha, I think there are 12 states, not 7. First is physical state, 2nd is astral, 3rd is causal, 4th is mental, 5th is pure soul where the mind is non-existant. After that is various levels or pure spirit where 12th state is the highest form of purity a soul can achieve. Beyond the 4th state is not possible to explain with quantum physics because matter does not exist. Therefore there can be no physical explanations.

Re: quantum systems

Dennis_Knutson — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 16:28:35 GMT

I for one, don't like alpha and don't think his posts have any place in the LabVIEW board. If he wants to post someplace, it should be to the Breakpoint board but I would rather he didn't take up any bandwidth at all.

Re: quantum systems

PaulG. — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:02:13 GMT

Re: quantum systems

PaulG. — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:04:30 GMT

Message Edited by PaulG. on 12-14-2007 01:04 PM

Re: quantum systems

PaulG. — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:05:50 GMT

Did they finally throw you out of LAVA?

Re: quantum systems

alfa1 — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 08:38:31 GMT

tbob,

are 7 states because are 7 major chakras or energy centers. We are thinking with the whole body, with all our cells in the same time. When you are angry and you will send out an “angry” thought all the cells in your body will lose energy.

Re: quantum systems

alfa1 — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 07:24:25 GMT

After so many years I found the solution for this chord (it is on my website too):

The chord of each man is unique, and whether he be sleeping or waking, living or dead, his chord is always the same, and he can always be found by it.

If the states ІΦi > have distinct, definite values, λi, of some dynamical variable and a measurement of that variable is performed on a system in the state

Іψ> = Σ ci І Φi >

then the probability of measuring λi is | ci | 2, and if the measurement yields λi, the system is left in the state ІΦi > .

Are 7 states ІΦi > because are 7 major chakras or energy centers:

Іψ> = Σ ci І Φi >

ψ is the wave function of each man, the unique chord whether he be sleeping or waking, living or dead and he can always be found by it.

How I calculated 97.73% are in the states 1 or 2 or 3 and 0.077% are in the state 7 the God state. (The probability to find a person in state 7 is very small).

Re: quantum systems

RayFarmer — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 06:34:59 GMT

THE BEST THING TO DO IS NOT ACTUALLY RESPONSE TO ANY OF ALFA1 MESSAGES.......THIS WILL BE MY LAST