After learning about the double slit experiment, I've come to wonder whether consciousness is fundamental to every physical process.
If so, then doesn't there need to be a conscious entity for the big bang to have happened?
After learning about the double slit experiment...
David Cook
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Noah Ward
We were created. Anyone who says otherwise should be shot, on the spot.
Ryan Rogers
No. The universe doesn't care about what you think. Observer doesn't matter, only thing that matters with double slit is conservation of energy momentum and he Isenberg uncertainty.
Gabriel Fisher
>After learning about the double slit experiment, I've come to wonder whether consciousness
You do NOT understand the double slit experiment. All it shows is that observation (need to alter the photons to observe them) can change results. Why is this somehow confused with "consciousness"? The problem is the term "observation" is not clearly defined.
Lincoln Fisher
Zachary Morgan
Entanglement is in regular 4 dimensional space-TIME. Entangled particles are "together" in space AND time till observation.
Brayden Rogers
>The universe doesn't care about what you think.
How do you know that?
Hudson Edwards
Because the double slit results are produced whether or not conciousness is involved.
William Rogers
"I regard consciousness as fundamental" - Max Planck.
James Kelly
If consciousness doesn't exist, who's gonna perform the experiment in the first place, dumbass?