The Controversy In Quantum Physics Circles

A lot of people believe that the timeline of our universe and another universe cross, which is what causes little things to change and a large number of people remember things happening or written a certain way (Collective False Memories: What's Behind the 'Mandela Effect'?” The Crux, 16 Feb. 2017). This also causes people to believe that were being programmed by computers and we only think that we’re real because of how advanced the species that is controlling us is and what causes the effect are glitches in the computer (youtube video, “Is the Mandela Effect Real”). This conspiracy can all depend on a person's personal beliefs of more intellectual species or more. The conspiracy of the mandela effect and how its just a glitch in the computer could possibly be true. At first thought it doesn’t sound reasonable, but there are a lot of things scientists don’t know. Our rovers and satellites had gone pretty far, but we could have missed so many things and not know it. There are more galaxies in the universe and we have no idea what's in them, not all things are simple people just need to think beyond their own world because there's so much left to discover out in the universe and people can’t say it's ridiculous because know one truly knows what causes these “glitches”.

Allow me to present a slight tangent . . . an example from modern science that might prove illuminating. Consider Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. Written one way (the Oxford English Dictionary way) it states that “certain pairs of observables (e.g. the momentum and position of a particle, the energy and lifetime of a quantum level) cannot both be precisely and simultaneously known, and that as one of any pair is more exactly defined, the other becomes more uncertain.” In the example of particles: as the precision of the measurement of position (momentum) increases, the measurement of momentum (position) becomes more indeterminate. It is a struggle between opposites.

Space and time come together hand in hand that support each other to be believable. On the other hand, Hawkings has a suggestion of using quantum mechanics that Einstein has revealed. There are now believable theories from two

proposed, and all think that theirs proves beyond a doubt on whether or not God

These two worlds have a parallel existence and cross at a point of a time.

Quantum Mechanics is the science of subatomic particles and their behavior patterns that are observed in nature. As the foundation of scientific knowledge approached the start of the twentieth century, problems began to arise over the fact that classic physical ideas were not capable of explaining the observed behavior of subatomic particles. In 1913, the Danish physicist Neils Bohr, proposed a successful quantum model of the atom that began the process of a more defined understanding of its subatomic particles. It was accepted in the early part of the twentieth century that light traveled as both waves and particles. The reason light appears to act as a wave and particle is because we are noticing the

One of the most popular theories for the cause of the Mandela Effect is the existence and perhaps crossing of parallel universities or universes. Going back to the believed start of Earth with The Big Bang something unknown trigger caused the cosmos to expand and soon particles and light came into being, particles joined each other and after billions of years and eventually things such as planets, stars, black holes, and gas. During this creative spree the universe in which we live and our Solar System came into being. Even with current scientific advances there is no way of proving or disproving the idea that more than one universe was created, or the idea that other universes have been created since this point. Spacetime is described by scientists as “the concepts of time and three-dimensional space regarded as fused in a four-dimensional continuum” however nobody knows what the size or shape of space-time is meaning currently there is no limit to it, meaning there could be an infinite number of universes. One theory about multiple universes follows the Quantum Mechanics theory and states that for each decision made by each being on Earth there is another universe, or multiple universes, where the decision and result was different. According to this theory each possibility opens a new universe where that possibility occurs, this could cause

The Universe is something that has been explored for years and years. Over time, our understandings and beliefs on the Universe and our world has changed due to new technologies and discoveries. The Big Bang Theory is one example of an concept that is actively believed within the scientific community and has been made well known in our world today. This theory, which can be used to explain the origin and age of our universe, has been refined over the years through a reviewing process in the scientific community as more discoveries came in due to new technological advancements.

Additionally, in his essay, History, Ralph Waldo Emerson also reconciled the many with the one: “There is, at the surface, infinite variety of things; at the centre there is simplicity of cause.” Customarily, New Thought teachers profess this same Truth, proclaiming that the infinite is simply one: the cause and effect, the stuff and substance of all that is. For that reason, we believe that everything we see, and all that we do not see, is one reality: an infinite energy moving in a pattern. Although we cannot see the energy, or the pattern, all that we can see is a consequence of the way It moves within Itself, and upon Itself, bringing forth an increasingly greater manifestation of Itself. Albert Einstein quantified this principle by stating

In “The Garden of Forking Paths” by Jorge Luis Borges, a Chinese man named Yu Tsun is obligated to spy for the German Leader. Yu Tsun wants to kill a man named Stephen Albert to reveal a crucial location of the war. In “Quantum Mechanics Made Easy,” Sean Carroll explains the Many Worlds Theory of quantum mechanics to explore how the world is governed. The theory describes a universal wave function that includes all possible outcomes from any actions that occur. This means that there are many worlds that exist that host every single event, so events that do not happen in one world occur in some other world. Although Yu Tsun seems to be motivated by his desire to prove himself, he really kills Stephen Albert because he learns of the “many worlds” theory. Carroll’s text supplements the idea that Yu Tsun essentially experiences the “many worlds” theory of quantum mechanics through intuition. He does not know the concrete definition of quantum mechanics, but he learns that there are infinite outcomes and many worlds in which all events occurs. What he does not do today will occur in another world, so he wholeheartedly kills Albert with utmost care. Thus, although it seems like Yu

One of the major ramifications debunking the multiverse theory is that it is a radical metaphysical conjecture. It is said this universe has only the right amount of everything to support life. You have probably heard "if there are an infinite number of monkeys typing on infinite number of typewriters, they will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare". This refers to

This theory is what eventually went on to become the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics, which began to gain acceptance among many physicists after his death in 1982. Everett’s theory, first conceived in his thesis paper, attempted to address the measurement problem in quantum mechanics. That is, the lack of continuity between the behavior of objects on a microscopic scale when compared to those on a macroscopic one. Despite the fact that quantum theory allows for the superposition of particles in multiple states simultaneously, this superposition has never been observer directly, nor does it occur in macroscopic systems. Wave functions are used to represent these states, as predicted by the Schrodinger equation. This equation presents an objective measurement with absolute determinism. Despite the mathematically sound nature of the idea that the change over time of a wave function can be objectively determined, empirical data seems to directly contradict this. Whenever a quantum system is observed, the wave function that describes the superposition of possible states for that system collapses into a single possibility, interrupting the wave function’s evolution. The way that the wave function collapses does not appear to correlate with the information conferred by the wave function prior to its measurement, and the collapse directly contradicts the Schrodinger equation. This interpretation physically separates the quantum realm from the rest of reality, including the

Over the ages there have been many struggles in the effort to describe the universe and its

discovery of nature that we commonly think of as the original physics. The town of

Though this theory is being criticized, it is still important because many other theories are based