The Contradictive Convolutions of “Quantum-Science”
In this article, we delve into the foundational misunderstandings of “quantum-science” & the inherent delusions involved in terms like “quantum entanglement”, “quantum materials” & “quantum mechanics”
Many scientists and researchers today purport that the macro world operates differently than the subatomic “quantum” world which is simply not true. Natural Law is clear; the micro shares the same laws as the macro—as above, so below, as within, so without.
We should just call it what it is—subatomic, teeny tiny, super small, microscopic, itty bitty, etc.—and do away with using any “quantum” terminology. When we define things clearly for what they really are, natural understanding results. When we make up silly words like “quantum” to explain things we still do not comprehend fully, we neglect the higher knowledge that has existed throughout the ages, and that many have mastered without any need for anything “quantum”, we only limit ourselves. Once we return to concentrating on the laws of nature, we will go through an evolutionary leap—not a “quantum-leap”.
Remember, words matter and have real creative power to either expand or limit processes and one’s capacities. The word “quantum” is actually defined as the “the smallest, indivisible unit or ‘packet’ of any physical property, such as energy, light, or matter. Instead of being continuous, these properties exist in discrete, measurable amounts. It derives from the Latin for “how much,” referring to the minimum amount of something.”
So when we say we want to go through a “quantum-leap” or gain “quantum consciousness”, we really are restricting ourselves unknowingly.
“If all this damned quantum jumping were really here to stay, I should be sorry. I should be sorry I ever got involved with quantum theory.”
—Erwin Schrodinger, Austrian–Irish theoretical physicist who developed fundamental results in quantum theory.
Consider the possibility that “quantum science” is being promoted to deliberately divert people away from liberating paths of real knowledge that lead to fruitful inventions that support nature as a whole, and instead push people’s minds into digital dead-ends, while secretive organizations and aerospace corps use the real science behind the scenes.
We get showtime moments like staged rocket launches. Check out this quote below about the work of Thomas Townsend Brown. Brown was a very nuts and bolts inventor of advanced propulsion systems and played a prominent role in of the Philadelphia Experiment. He was also the foremost expert on radar in the Navy and worked in the highest levels of government:
“According to Kitselman, young Thomas Brown looked to the heavens, dreamed of traveling among the stars – and pondered the means of propulsion by which that might be accomplished.
He dismissed rocket power as “a brute and awkward force,” and wondered if electricity could shrink the distance between the stars more efficiently than the controlled explosion of combustible gasses.
Such thoughts simmered as his CalTech physics class conducted experiments with an X-Ray tube.
While the rest of the class was focused on the tube itself, “Tom” observed that when a high-voltage current was applied, the cables connecting the tube to the power supply appeared to jump with snake-like convulsions.”
The fact that the mainstream science available to the public today is incomplete and filled with erred foundational principles that do not wholly reflect the nature of reality abounds in “quantum science”. How can one know that the super tiny subatomic world works differently than the macro world when they still don’t understand the macro world fully? Instead, their minds have been circumvented into this “quantum” world of confusing contradictions which they can’t even agree on among themselves.
“If you are not completely confused by quantum mechanics, you do not understand it.” —John Wheeler, American theoretical physicist who revived general relativity in the US, coined the terms “black hole” and pioneered the very destructive anti-nature nuclear fission theory
“I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics”—Richard Feynman, was a Nobel Prize-winning American theoretical physicist renowned for revolutionizing quantum electrodynamics (QED)
When there are fundamental flaws in understandings—such as erred beliefs regarding reciprocal processes, chemical elements, and the real role that thermodynamics really plays—the conclusions drawn will also be flawed . Many scientists today who push quantum narratives have very one-sided views and are basing their “discoveries” on shaky foundations that do not hold up when put to the light.
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