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Old 12-04-2006, 01:24 PM   #60 (permalink)
Acting Like Godot
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Originally Posted by Markus74 View Post
If so many scientists analyzed her, why can't I google anything? If she really could levitate then this would have been a sensation and everybody would knew about it!
I mistyped her name - it's NINA Kulagina.

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As for the quantum scientists, as you said their interpret their observations in a zillion ways and nobody can prove the others wrong. So why should one of them be right in the first place? Especially since he cannot definitively and scientifically prove it?
I hope you try to understand the difference.

One interpretation says that effectively, that if you think a certain thought, you go into a certain reality (and that there are different realities).

The other interpretation says that if you do not think, your reality does not exist.

Neither interpretation is exactly inconsistent with what people on this forum have been telling you about LOA.

In a nutshell, Bohm, Wolf and Everett all agree that thoughts affect reality - it's just that they have different explanations of how.
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