
This morning I read a few pages on Quantum Physics. Sometimes it is a challenge to understand what scientists are talking about. So I started to look for easy to understand ways the complexity of the topic.
Here is one:
As you may know, a little grain of sand has mass. A very small mass, but mass nonetheless. And because this grain of sand has mass, it therefore exerts gravity. Again, too small to feel, but it’s there. Imagine if we take trillions of these sand grains and let them one another attract to form … say , the moon, then their combined gravity is enough to move entire oceans and drag the tides back and forth across out planet.
So let’s take a hypothetical, if I would tell you that a thought … any tiny ideas, that forms in your mind … actually has mass? What if I would tell you that a thought is an actual thing, a measurable entity, with a measurable mass? A minuscule mass, of course, but mass nonetheless. What are possible implications for that? Again hypothetical speaking obvious implication are … if a thought has mass, then a thought exerts gravity and can pull things toward it. – Now take a step even further. What happens, when many people start focusing on the same thought? All the occurrences of the same thought begin into merge into one, and the cumulative mass of this thought begins to grow. And therefore, its gravity grows. Imagine … if enough people begin thinking the same thing, then the gravitational force of that though becomes tangible… and it exerts actually force – and it can have a measurable effect in our physical world.
Imagine the possibilities…..
What do you think about this? What would you do if that’s possible, what would be your implication?
I would love to read, to hear your comment
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