RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Hi Folks,
I'd imagine that a lot of this post will be most interesting to Ollyb, and folks like him, than it might be to others. However, I have been following the work of physicist Dr. Jack Sarfatti for several years, and I think he is going in the right direction. I received the following from Jack as the central theme of a physics paper/presentation he is working on for an upcoming event. I think it ties together several major themes in physics, and it relates to things I have discussed relative to Information, Energy, and Momentum (Forces+Moments)
RMT
Author: Jack Sarfatti, Ph.D.
Theme: Consciousness, Cosmology, and Gravity
The possible connection between these three ideas has been suggested
by Sir Roger Penrose in his series of semi-popular books. What do all
three ideas have in common? John Archibald Wheeler speaks of IT FROM
BIT in which the material world emerges from what Sir James Jeans
called "mind stuff." Olaf Stapledon's "Star Maker", P.K. Dick's VALIS
and Gene Roddenberry's "Q" in Star Trek resonate with this possible
enigmatic mind-matter connection. The boundary between fact and
fiction is not as sharp as it once was. Time travel to the past is
now the subject of papers in the Physical Review. The cosmic dark
energy, though only 10^-30 density of water is 73% of the the stuff
of our pocket universe in the "Cosmic Landscape." What is the "dark
matter" that is 23%? Are they both simply forms of quantum vacuum
zero point energy of negative and positive pressure respectively. Can
the dark energy be amplified on a small scale to make traversable
wormhole time travel machines to the past that evade Hawking's
"chronology protection"? Is consciousness some kind of physical field
that can couple strongly to the fabric of space-time itself? Michio
Kaku calls this a "Type IV" super-civilization. George Chapline and
Robert Laughlin suggest gravity as an emergent macro-quantum vacuum
coherent phenomenon analogous to a superfluid. I have published a
different detailed model of that as well on the Cornell Archive. That
the conscious mind is also a macro-quantum coherent field like a
superfluid with holographic properties is also now a common idea. Is
the common factor macro-quantum coherence? Can the coherent phases
that may make the fabric of curved spacetime be locked to the
coherent phases of a machine or even a living mind? One of the basic
properties of quantum information/computer theory is the "no perfect
cloning a quantum" theorem that forbids the sending of signals
through the particle and event horizons of cosmology and black hole
physics. This implies that string theory's "Cosmic Landscape" of
parallel universes is unscientific. This is David Gross's lament in a
recent Nature. However, experiments by Dick Bierman and others
suggest "signal nonlocality" in living matter. The theory of "signal
nonlocality" has been developed by Antony Valentini. It violates
micro-quantum theory, but not the macro-quantum theory of emergent
phenomena that may include consciousness, cosmology and gravity. This
would then, perhaps, give us Hawking's "Mind of God", the Vast Active
Living Intelligence of perhaps a "spin foam" cosmic computer, with
the Megaverse as a "simulation" in The Matrix of M-Theory?
I'd imagine that a lot of this post will be most interesting to Ollyb, and folks like him, than it might be to others. However, I have been following the work of physicist Dr. Jack Sarfatti for several years, and I think he is going in the right direction. I received the following from Jack as the central theme of a physics paper/presentation he is working on for an upcoming event. I think it ties together several major themes in physics, and it relates to things I have discussed relative to Information, Energy, and Momentum (Forces+Moments)
RMT
Author: Jack Sarfatti, Ph.D.
Theme: Consciousness, Cosmology, and Gravity
The possible connection between these three ideas has been suggested
by Sir Roger Penrose in his series of semi-popular books. What do all
three ideas have in common? John Archibald Wheeler speaks of IT FROM
BIT in which the material world emerges from what Sir James Jeans
called "mind stuff." Olaf Stapledon's "Star Maker", P.K. Dick's VALIS
and Gene Roddenberry's "Q" in Star Trek resonate with this possible
enigmatic mind-matter connection. The boundary between fact and
fiction is not as sharp as it once was. Time travel to the past is
now the subject of papers in the Physical Review. The cosmic dark
energy, though only 10^-30 density of water is 73% of the the stuff
of our pocket universe in the "Cosmic Landscape." What is the "dark
matter" that is 23%? Are they both simply forms of quantum vacuum
zero point energy of negative and positive pressure respectively. Can
the dark energy be amplified on a small scale to make traversable
wormhole time travel machines to the past that evade Hawking's
"chronology protection"? Is consciousness some kind of physical field
that can couple strongly to the fabric of space-time itself? Michio
Kaku calls this a "Type IV" super-civilization. George Chapline and
Robert Laughlin suggest gravity as an emergent macro-quantum vacuum
coherent phenomenon analogous to a superfluid. I have published a
different detailed model of that as well on the Cornell Archive. That
the conscious mind is also a macro-quantum coherent field like a
superfluid with holographic properties is also now a common idea. Is
the common factor macro-quantum coherence? Can the coherent phases
that may make the fabric of curved spacetime be locked to the
coherent phases of a machine or even a living mind? One of the basic
properties of quantum information/computer theory is the "no perfect
cloning a quantum" theorem that forbids the sending of signals
through the particle and event horizons of cosmology and black hole
physics. This implies that string theory's "Cosmic Landscape" of
parallel universes is unscientific. This is David Gross's lament in a
recent Nature. However, experiments by Dick Bierman and others
suggest "signal nonlocality" in living matter. The theory of "signal
nonlocality" has been developed by Antony Valentini. It violates
micro-quantum theory, but not the macro-quantum theory of emergent
phenomena that may include consciousness, cosmology and gravity. This
would then, perhaps, give us Hawking's "Mind of God", the Vast Active
Living Intelligence of perhaps a "spin foam" cosmic computer, with
the Megaverse as a "simulation" in The Matrix of M-Theory?