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mutuals can always dm me but be warned i talk like your coworker who is trying too hard to get to know you and my response times are akin to the response times you might get if we were communicating by letter

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one with the bugs

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little freaks 🐛 drawn traditionally in ink + a white posca pen

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new post on my art blog! Have a look-sie if you like-sie

please take off your shoes and your hat before entering!

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Infected ◌｡*୨୧

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Thought this was interesting, consciousness is based in quantum physics

Evidence of the Power of Thought on Perception and Reality

1. The Observer Effect (Double-Slit Experiment)

• In the famous double-slit experiment, when particles (like electrons or photons) are shot through two slits, they create an interference pattern, acting like waves.

• However, when a conscious observer measures or observes the particles, the wave function collapses, and they behave like particles instead.

• This suggests that observation (or measurement) influences the state of reality, raising the question: Does consciousness play a role in shaping what we perceive as physical reality?

2. Entanglement and Nonlocality

• Quantum entanglement occurs when two particles become linked, meaning a change in one instantly affects the other—no matter how far apart they are.

• Some propose that consciousness or thought itself might be capable of influencing entangled systems, implying a deep interconnectedness between mind and matter.

• Experiments by John Bell and others have confirmed that entangled particles communicate instantaneously, suggesting an unseen, nonlocal connection that defies classical physics.

3. The Wigner’s Friend Paradox

• Physicist Eugene Wigner proposed a thought experiment where one observer (his “friend”) measures a quantum system inside a lab while Wigner himself observes from outside.

• The paradox arises because, in quantum mechanics, the system remains in superposition (both states at once) until measured—implying that reality is dependent on who is observing it.

• This suggests that multiple realities could exist simultaneously, and consciousness plays a role in “collapsing” one particular reality into being.

4. The Orch-OR Theory (Consciousness & Quantum Processes in the Brain)

• Proposed by Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, this theory suggests that consciousness arises from quantum processes inside brain microtubules.

• If true, this would mean that thought itself has a quantum basis and could interact with reality at a fundamental level.

5. Delayed-Choice Experiment (John Wheeler’s Thought Experiment)

• A variation of the double-slit experiment where the observer’s choice after the particle has passed through the slits determines how it behaved in the past.

• This implies that reality is not fixed until it is observed and suggests that the past itself may be influenced by present conscious choices.

These experiments suggest:

• Consciousness is deeply intertwined with quantum processes.

• Reality is not fixed and may be influenced by observation.

• Nonlocal connections between particles might extend to consciousness itself.

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Magic of Halloween 🎃

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сделала такую обложку для блокнота 🍎

хочу начать вести что-то по типу дневника. надеюсь не заброшу 🌞

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Troll wonders how old he is, Theodor Severin Kittelsen (1911)

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zombie girl asleep ɞ˚‧ alcohol based markers / pens

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lets glow serenely with mama

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no more brain worms ɞ˚‧ a lil ball-point sketch

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Looting some combat gear (my phone, wallet, and keys) from the corpse of the adventurer who came before me (my old clothes after a shower)

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Thousand Eye Lands