I was first exposed to quantum physics just the other day in the movie "What the Bleep do We Know?" But that really didn't explain it all. All I know so far, and maybe I am completely misunderstanding it, is:
1)
that matter (at least in the case of light) is undefined until it is measured.
This seems to correspond to the Law of Attraction, and even moreso to Steve's suggestion that reality only exists as and when we perceive it.
2)
And that it is possible for the same atom or substance to exist in two locations simultaneously. I can't even begin to grasp how this is possible, let alone its implications.
I'm obviously no physics wiz, even when it comes to basic everyday Newtonian physics (I think Newtonian is the term...), but I can bet I'm not alone here.
Since Steve is so great at explaining extremely complicated concepts like the nature of reality, I would really love for him to do a podcast or an in-depth article on the
philosophical implications of quantum physics and how it relates to subjectivity/spirituality - without getting too technical in terms of mathematical theory.
Anybody else in favour???
