
Scientists clung to the principle the atom was still indivisible and aptly named long after the theory fell apart in the nuclear fission factories falling apart on our coastlines today.
Keep Your Distance From Spooky Cats
The good folks at CERN have been up to their necks in the atom smashing business so long they are getting ready to prove the photon is ready to be split open along with my brain if I spend one more sleepless night in the Alps-de-Provence trying to grasp at the straw men who preceded me.
The argument against manifestation is strong coming from the mouths of people who keep their feet firmly planted on the ground.
I am still amazed early Quantum physics was pulled straignt from the imaginations of scientests who had their heads in the clouds!
Enstein and other great thinkers used thought experiments to ponder theories that humans accepted as a general rule for years.
Much of the grunt work was done with pen and paper in the classroom with scientests predicting what would be seen in telescopes yet to be built;
Light Speeding Tickets
We have been separating photons and shooting them out one at a time as particles and the photons hold true to their word as a matter of fact, they will behave as ordinary matter.
The mind bending fact of the matter is scientists are turning old hats on their heads and bending the waves of light instead.
I think this time Science will break that light wave in half and we will be waving at ourselves from another dimension.
Links Open In New Tabs
Faster Than The Speed Of Sleight Of Hand
The tricky part was to be tricky as well as fast and ask a light wave to slow down and look at itself in the mirror. Flattery will get you everywhere. As the light wave admires itself the scientists pull the mirror away and reveal the reflection of the wave has been split in two!
Does this mean the end of the indivisible photon?
If they split the wave did they indeed split the photon particle?
They are both one and the same but never at the same time.
flip particle mind
flip wave soul
Where To Next?
Are we going to break the rules and precisely measure position and speed of light at the same time?
How fast will Heisenberg be spinning in his grave?
Is the instantaneous transfer of information between two entangled particles, or Einstein’s, “Spooky action at a distance”, really just a form of communication too small for us to see that also moves faster than the speed of light?







