Reality?
According to some of the leading physicist reality may lie in a hologram far, far away. I agree…
So a single photon ‘shot’ through a dual slit board shows up twice, three times??? Don’t know why. See it leave and see it hit but miss its travel? Then when the equipment is moved closer it ‘acts’ normal? Other words, it has traveled its life span.The answer, at least to my humble thinking, lays in life itself. Like life and death. In other words the photon dies from a further distance than close. The single photon is still ‘alive’ when it is close to the split window board. Consider a person at death, has it not been proved (although not certain what it is) that 24 grams of weight “disappears”? It happens to everything at death. We leave this so-called realty. What happens is we actually return to the origins (hologram).It is the actual entity, not the non-reality, the reflection, the not real part ‘returning’. So we see whats not real! It’s similar to ‘is the moon really there if you are not looking’.
Whoh! Dude, that’s like, heavy. I think my world just went dark purple, and a little swirly.
Stranger
No, it has not been proven. You are mistaken.
Where is reality ?
Corner of MLK and 9th, right next to the Starbucks. Can’t miss it, there’s a huge sign.
In time.
Wherever anything is, reality is there.
The center of the universe is here:
http://www.fremont.com/centeroftheuniverse.html
I used to live just down the street. Reality is definitely more defined there, if by “defined” you mean, awesome.
Didn’t this get answered a long time ago as “I think, therefore I am?”
There you go.
Why’s everything so heavy at the SDMB? Is there something wrong with the Earth’s gravitational pull?
You mean if I don’t look at the moon, the tide won’t come in?
Sure, but that doesn’t even approach the solution to:
When is a gallon of milk?
and
Who is calculator?
Or, the question of the ages, “Who was phone?”
No, the question of the ages is: “Who was Bart, and how did he manage to write his name in solid cement?”
I think the relevant question here is “Are you sure it was a good idea to take all those at the same time?”
Just how many of those brownies did you eat?
That’s not a moon, that’s…
Sorry.
Oh, those are easy.
The gallon of milk in my fridge is NOW. But not “eternal now” because then it would be sour cream.
Calculator is a new character in the X-Men franchise. This guy’s mutations allow him to do calculations that prove his opponents don’t exist, and they just go “poof” and they’re gone.
Where is reality ?
About three feet to our left.
Wait, your left or mine?
Yes.