creates a reality
it is difficult to rein in thoughts ...they run away from us in dreams, in planning our day, our lives, the lives of others...
a thought is intangible and yet a single thought can become the pebble that sends ripples out across the pond, the ocean, the universe...colliding with the thoughts of others...
is a simple thought like the 'Schrodinger's Cat phenomenom'? could it be that fragile and that powerful all at once?
yet how unaware of this power we remain
how little of the brain we understand...and even less of the universe surrounding us
how much there is to ponder...
how care-full we need to be
how will my thoughts affect your reality? how could they destroy mine?
somewhere between here and there, we have met before, perhaps many, many times
- and the pleasure was all mine...
http://www.physlink.com/education/askexperts/ae179.cfm
The link between reality and observation is based on what has been called the 'Copenhagen Interpretation' of quantum mechanics because it was proposed by Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, and other physicists working in that city. A more colorful and memorable reference, however, is probably one based on a thought experiment. That experiment puts a cat in a box with a device triggered by a single particle's quantum behavior. The device, if activated, kills the cat. Since quantum theory says that the particle's behavior is indeterminate until its probability wave 'collapses' upon observation, the cat can be considered both alive and dead at the same time until the box is opened and one or the other condition is observed.
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