23.003 What we call this world is basically the slag, matter, therefore that what is tangible. The hereafter is all the rest.

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The entanglement principle, 30.8.2014
countdown4us.com, What we call this world is basically the slag, matter, therefore that what is tangible. The hereafter is all the rest.

A major subject of this website countdown4us.com are the similaririties between the spritual world and the findings of science.

Today I bring an article that expresses exactly this:

In his book „Die geheime Physik des Zufalls“ (The secret physics of coincidence) the science journalist Rolf Froböse writes:

The entanglement principle means the following: When two quantum systems are interacting they have to be considered as one complete system from then on. This entanglement is also then preserved when the point of time of the interaction lies far back in the past and the two part systems are in the meantime separated over great distances.
Hans Peter Dürr, professor for physics and former head of the Max Planck Institute in Munich, can only explain the phenomena of quantum physics this way that a universal quantum code exists, into which entire matter is bound: "What we call this world is basically the slag, matter, therefore that what is tangible. The hereafter is all the rest, the comprehensive reality, the much greater. That, into which this world is embedded."
Also Christian Hellweg is convinced of the quantum state. The scientist, after the degree of his physics and medical studies at the Max Planck Institute for biophysical chemistry in Göttingen, has dealt with the scientific research of brain functions for years: "Our thoughts, our will, consciousness and feelings show qualities, which can be described as characteristics of the spiritual. The spiritual shows no direct interaction with the known scientific basic powers – like gravitation, electromagnetism etc. But on the other side these characteristics correspond exactly to those characteristics, which the extreme mysterious and strange appearances of the world of the quanta distinguish."
The famous American physicist and Nobel prize-winner John Archibald Wheeler takes the same line: "Many physicists hope that the world in a certain sense is still classic – in any case free of curiosities like great objects at two places at the same time. But such hopes were ruined through a series of new experiments."

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