Re: Parallel universes proven by Quantum Computers

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 (George Buyanovsky) wrote in message
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> Angela Kahealani <angela@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > Belief Creates Reality
> > Observation of Reality Creates Belief
> > 	or
> > I See What I Believe
> > I Believe What I See
> > 
> > There is an inertial feedback loop going on here.
> > 
> > The largest error is the presumption or belief in
> > a single objective reality which is observably consistent
> > and which can always be measured physically.
> 
> Why you consider this as an error? It is perfectly consistent with
> your observation/believe loop. The "Believe" in such loop creates
> external loop and so on? This is pointless position unless
> observer/"reality" relation is quantified and this is exactly what is
> going on now is physics; David Deutsch articles are very profound
> example of it: http://www.qubit.org/people/david/
> 
> Best,
> George

This is kind of cool:

When you think of a parallel universe, do you think of a universe, or
a world, similar to ours but different in some fundamental quality.
Bill Clinton, for instance, is a happily celibate priest. Or George W.
Bush delights his fellow Mensa members, at parties, with his verbal
games. Or, perhaps, you only have a science-fiction quality vagueness
to what you think of a parallel universe: pointed ears, warp-drive
through worm holes, and form fitting Lycra body suits on a thin,
well-groomed crew. A parallel universe, it may surprise you to learn,
is actually detectable in your own home, office, or almost anywhere
indoors. All that's required is a red laser pointer, a pin, and a
piece of paper.

http://www.allsci.com/parallel.html