If you are familiar with quantum physics you understand that matter exists in all states in all places at once. It is our perceptions or observations that change things into a single state, place and time.
You see if you want to make it really simple here it is. There are 3 basic realities. There is your reality, there is another's reality and then there is our shared reality. All 3 are very different.
The reality I accept? I accept all states at all times everywhere. That's my reality. Wouldn't it be nice to live everywhere in every state all at once? You understand the concept but you deny the reality.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.There are many more realities than that, if one accepts the Everett-Graham-Wheeler interpretation. I just created two new universes, one where I posted this reply, another where I didn't. The number of possible universes must be almost infinite, because of the almost infinite number of possible choices and outcomes in the multiverse. Even my word choice has multiversal implications.
Dizzying, ain't it?
Paul4747
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Aug 18, 2023
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Your perspective on quantum physics and the nature of reality is thought-provoking. Indeed, the concept that matter exists in multiple states until observed aligns with some aspects of quantum theory.The idea of accepting all states at all times everywhere is a profound one. It encourages us to embrace a more open-minded and inclusive view of the world. For those interested in exploring the quantum realm further, quantumai.co provides valuable insights into the significance of quantum computing.Thank you for sharing your unique perspective, which reminds us to consider the complexities of reality and the potential of quantum physics to expand our understanding.
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