Have completed my list of publications. It may be useful, as there are links allowing to view each of them.
1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.3 And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.4 And God saw the light, and it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness.
P.S.1. 17-12-23 16:20
"We give an introduction to the QBist interpretation of quantum mechanics. We note that it removes the paradoxes, conundra, and pseudo-problems that have plagued quantum foundations for the past nine decades.
Unlike Copenhagen, QBism explicitly takes the “subjective” or “judgmental” or “personalist” view of probability, 5–9 which, though common among contemporary statisticians and economists, is still rare among physicists: probabilities are assigned to an event by an agent "
" “Collapse of the state” or “wave function collapse” are popular synonyms for state reduction. The connotation that the transition in (49) is a dramatic dynamical process, as if the physical system were evolving, is clearly misleading. The various mathematical models that, exactly or approximately, accomplish the state reduction (49) as a process in time result from a category mistake: The statistical operator is not a physical object or a property of a physical object, it describes the object by encoding what we know about it, and state reduction is the bookkeeping device for updating the description. An electron carries its mass and charge around, but not “its” statistical operator. It is worth recalling here that different physicists may very well use different, equally correct, statistical operators for predictions about that same electron."
" Is quantum theory well defined?– Is the interpretation of quantum theory clear?– Is quantum theory local?– Is quantum evolution reversible?– Do wave functions collapse?– Is there instant action at a distance?– Where is Heisenberg’s cut?– Is Schrodinger’s cat half dead and half alive?– Is there a “measurement problem”?...– Yes, quantum theory well defined.– Yes, quantum theory has a clear interpretation.– Yes, quantum theory is a local theory.– No, quantum evolution is not reversible.– No, wave functions do not collapse; you reduce your state.– No, there is no instant action at a distance.– Heisenberg’s cut is where you put it.– No, Schr¨odinger’s cat is not half dead and half alive.– No, there is no “measurement problem.”"
"Since Whitehead's metaphysics described a universe in which all entities experience, he needed a new way of describing perception that was not limited to living, self-conscious beings. The term he coined was "prehension," which comes from the Latin prehensio, meaning "to seize".[111] The term is meant to indicate a kind of perception that can be conscious or unconscious, applying to people as well as electrons."
"God is that function in the world by reason of which our purposes are directed to ends which in our own consciousness are impartial as to our own interests. He is that element in life in virtue of which judgment stretches beyond facts of existence to values of existence. He is that element in virtue of which our purposes extend beyond values for ourselves to values for others. He is that element in virtue of which the attainment of such a value for others transforms itself into value for ourselves.He is the binding element in the world. The consciousness which is individual in us, is universal in him: the love which is partial in us is all-embracing in him. Apart from him there could be no world, because there could be no adjustment of individuality. (...)"
"The wind of God’s grace is always blowing, but you must raise your sail."—Vivekananda, Hindu philosopher
- "Wherever we look in nature, our own reflection comes staring back at us.
- The mind can’t be directly observed—only described by analogy.
- What happens in our fields and gardens happens within us, too.
- Thoughts, attitudes, emotions, and morals are contagious.
- Knowledge squared is wisdom, and wisdom squared is virtue.
- Somewhere, sometime, we have played this game of life before.
- Nature is saturated with divinity; each particle carries the power of the universe.
- As children of the universe, we are all born creators.
- All of nature is a metaphor of mind.
- The world is fundamentally mental.
"Light, then, consists in the vibrating motion of a medium, which must, of course, fill all space. This is called the ether.In the fact that the theory of a cosmic ether explains fully all the phenomena of radiation, refraction, diffraction and polarization of light is the strongest argument in favour of the theory.Of late, gravitation, molecular action, magnetic, electric, and electro dynamic attractions and repulsions have thus been explained.
Sensible and latent heat, electricity and magnetism themselves have been of late almost satisfactorily explained by the theory of the all pervading ether. "
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"Kant’s great achievement was the discovery that ‘time, space and causation are modes of thought’, but Vedânta taught this ages ago and called it Mâyâ. Schopenhauer stands on reason only and rationalizes the Vedas . . . Sankara maintained the orthodoxy of the Vedas. "
—Vivekananda, Hindu philosopher
Interesting, but I do not necessarily completely agree with all of the above.
30-12-23 14:25
James Allen
"He never wrote theories, or for the sake of writing; but he wrote when he had a message, and it became a message only when he had lived it out in his own life, and knew that it was good. Thus he wrote facts, which he had proven by practice."
"In all forms of progress, avoidance of the bad always precedesacceptance and knowledge of the good, just as a child at school learns todo its lessons right by having repeatedly pointed out to it how it hasdone them wrong. If one does not know what is wrong and how to avoidit, how can he know what is right and how to practice it? Bad, or untrue,actions are those that spring from a consideration of one’s ownhappiness only, and ignore the happiness of others, that arise in violentdisturbances of the mind and unlawful desires, or that call forconcealment in order to avoid undesirable complications. Good or trueactions are those that spring from a consideration for others, that arise incalm reason and harmonious thought framed on moral principles or thatwill not involve the doer in shameful consequences if brought into thefull light of day. "
James Allen, Foundation Stones to Happiness and Success
"Тебя не было – и этого дела не было. Ты появился – и оно появилось."
"You didn't exist and this case didn't exist. You showed up and it showed up."
"Wisdom is a mind filled with love, and in such a mind there is no room for the devil! Only one obstacle exists on the way to a happy human life - it is our laziness in striving to know the world around us!"
"... we have a very unhealthy habit of making the product - our intended result - the goal, instead of the process of getting there. This is evident in so many activities in our everyday life. We become fixated on our intended goal and completely miss out on the joy present in the process of achieving it. We erroneously think that there is a magical point that we are going to get to and then we will be happy. We look at the process of getting there as almost a necessary nuisance we have to go through in order to get to our goal."
14-01-24 12:57 Reading now:
Question 150 : Is time multidimensional?Answer : For evolving entities, such as humans, obviously yes.
Question 151 : Why is it impossible to get information about the nature of time?Answer : It is a mystery behind seven seals. It is dangerous for man to be allowed to play with time. He is selfish, resourceful and can bring harm to others. His development is not yet sufficient to acquire such information.