ah wow so basically reality is subjective to our perceptions and we are nothing more than holographic programs with a pre-programmed perception of the world around us...

Thus delving back into the tried and true thoughtological experiment: when you and i look at red, do we see the same color interpreted in our minds? i mean, we see the same color, but does it register the same in our perception of it.



if i were able to see through the perceptions of another person, filtered through my own perceptions, would all the colors of the universe be scrambled? would the pitches and tones of sounds be transposed? would the "speed" at which i perceive the universe be any faster or slower?


not that anyone could ever provide an answer, it's just something fun to think about.

Infinity...

ok so hold on... the cameras are not observers unto themselves, they have no perceptions, no awareness of what they are recording, so the real question, i guess, would be when would the particle "order" be jumpped into action? by watching the tapes, or by opening the box, or do the tapes, in fact, have the ability to observe and affect the particles instantly?
Stoner Shadow Wolf Reviewed by Stoner Shadow Wolf on . Is quantum bunk? What is Schrodinger's cat? - a definition from WhatIs.com - see also: quantum indeterminacy, quantum measurement indeterminacy okay.. maybe i am not understanding this correctly, but is this cat theory saying that the quantum particles dont DO anything if they remain unobserved by (human) consciousness?! im not sure i get this, but it sounds to me like scientists are coming down with a god complex :( Rating: 5