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Two scientist one in Austria and one in Colorado,

in two independent experiments, using different

methods were able to send inf. from one atom

to another at a separate location instantaneously

without the inf. traveling through space.

 

This teleportation of inf. is possible due to a

quantum phenomena called entanglement:

“the quantum state of a system should be

understood as a list of what an observer

has done to the system and what has been

observed, and the import of the state then

lies in the probabilities that can be inferred

(in terms of the theory) for the outcomes

of possible future observations on the system.â€

 

This IMO supports the Buddhist view of co-dependent origination

in which a quantum field is co- dependent not only with other

particles, but with observations made by the experimenters,

creating a system which responds as a unit to change of any

of its parts.

 

 

 

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Nisargadatta , Pedsie2@a... wrote:

> Two scientist one in Austria and one in Colorado,

> in two independent experiments, using different

> methods were able to send inf. from one atom

> to another at a separate location instantaneously

> without the inf. traveling through space.

>

> This teleportation of inf. is possible due to a

> quantum phenomena called entanglement:

> “the quantum state of a system should be

> understood as a list of what an observer

> has done to the system and what has been

> observed, and the import of the state then

> lies in the probabilities that can be inferred

> (in terms of the theory) for the outcomes

> of possible future observations on the system.â€

>

> This IMO supports the Buddhist view of co-dependent origination

> in which a quantum field is co- dependent not only with other

> particles, but with observations made by the experimenters,

> creating a system which responds as a unit to change of any

> of its parts.

>

>

>