O. C. R. Observer Created Reality |
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| Author:
| Stilson, Eric |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4839-8967-9 |
| Publication Date: | Oct 2013 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $14.95 |
Book Description:
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"O.C.R." is an eye opening, empowering and revealing look into the implications of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum theory that is both fascinating and shocking and could impact the way you view the world and live your personal life, in a most wonderful and spiritually profound way." It hammers home the awe-inspiring revelation that, as repeatedly demonstrated through quantum mechanics, there is no extant reality, that is, literally no material objects pre-existing in any...
More Description"O.C.R." is an eye opening, empowering and revealing look into the implications of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum theory that is both fascinating and shocking and could impact the way you view the world and live your personal life, in a most wonderful and spiritually profound way." It hammers home the awe-inspiring revelation that, as repeatedly demonstrated through quantum mechanics, there is no extant reality, that is, literally no material objects pre-existing in any specific position in space, and (to simplify here) that rather we each create, in the act of observation, our own ever-changing non-objective reality. This demanding but accessible book, in the tradition of such popular science books as Dawkin's The Selfish Gene, Gribbin's In search of Schrodinger's Cat and Hawking's A Brief History of Time, interweaves a discussion of the less familiar proto-physical or quantum world with the more-familiar physical and metaphysical world, offering readers not just contextualized explanations but inspiring applications of observer-created reality. Not the least of which supports the admonition to "live in moment" since ..."reality itself does not exist beyond this present moment!" OCR offers bold, eye-opening, never before published new perspectives of life's most elusive topics including "reality" "time" "light" "scale" "perception" "Quantum language" and their curious intertwined relationships; even a perspective on the Higgs and the endless search for the elementary particle.