Friday, 31 August 2018

REALITY IS A SMEAR OF PROBABY - QNTM PHYSICS


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Sleep researchers report for the first time evidence that naps and overnight sleep may work together to benefit memory in early childhood.

Sleep researchers report for the first time evidence that naps and overnight sleep may work together to benefit memory in early childhood.

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It was the Buddha's second discourse that he explains that - there's nothing called - Me, Myself or I. Buddha's first discourse was the very first chemistry lesson given to this world. He explained to five discipals, how this world work - how particles coming together, stablization and parting away. In Pali in his own langauge, he tells us it as - Kama thanha, Bava thanha and Vibawa Thanha. This's the same lesson we give it to first year chemistry graduate in the university - about the salt formation or slat theory. In fact, send discourse of Buddha exhorting that there's no Me, My self or I was in fact the very first quantum physics lesson given to this world - how subatomic particles changing all the time(we're matter and matter made of subatomic particles), but the Entanglement keeping particles together communicating constantly. This's the same way we're able to construct quantum computing - two particles at the same time in two different places but physically as a one. It is, of course, mind bogling theeory even 2556 years ago how he explains it in his second discourse how matter changing moment to moment and moving as a flux.

It was the Buddha's second discourse that he explains that - there's nothing called - Me, Myself or I. Buddha's first discourse was the very first chemistry lesson given to this world. He explained to five discipals, how this world work - how particles coming together, stablization and parting away. In Pali in his own langauge, he tells us it as - Kama thanha, Bava thanha and Vibawa Thanha. This's the same lesson we give it to first year chemistry graduate in the university - about the salt formation or slat theory. In fact, send discourse of Buddha exhorting that there's no Me, My self or I was in fact the very first quantum physics lesson given to this world - how subatomic particles changing all the time(we're matter and matter made of subatomic particles), but the Entanglement keeping particles together communicating constantly. This's the same way we're able to construct quantum computing - two particles at the same time in two different places but physically as a one. It is, of course, mind bogling theeory even 2556 years ago how he explains it in his second discourse how matter changing moment to moment and moving as a flux.

Buddhists argue that nothing is constant, everything changes through time, you have a constantly changing stream of consciousness,” Thompson said in an interview. “And from a neuroscience perspective, the brain and body is constantly in flux. There’s nothing that corresponds to the sense that there’s an unchanging self.”

Buddhists argue that nothing is constant, everything changes through time, you have a constantly changing stream of consciousness,” Thompson said in an interview. “And from a neuroscience perspective, the brain and body is constantly in flux. There’s nothing that corresponds to the sense that there’s an unchanging self.”