Quantum mechanics observer effect explained

[TheCorpseCircus]

this makes me so horny

[goodmmann123]

Apron omair

[nickharvey7]

@goodmmann123 My sentiments exactly!

[skarpionmein]

lier lier pants on fire.........

[NathaNRiveraMelo]

why not use humans with real voices?

[nickharvey7]

@NathaNRiveraMelo They are very difficult to find with voices that can be understood. Thanks for the comment! I am an artist and therefore outside of the scientific community so any help promoting this theory will be gratefully welcomed. Please share with your friends and add to your favorites. It would be nice to start a chain reaction of information a kind of quantum revolution!

[fab006]

So... If it's just the light hitting our eyes, wouldn't there be other ways of observing that don't involve light? Or do other senses not work on that small scale?

[nickharvey7]

@fab006 No it is a universal process light waves will collapse into new photon-oscillations when they come into contact with the electrons of the atoms of any object. It is just that we are part of this process within our own reference frame and therefore we have the observer effect.

[TuahShinguru]

Just came into this video and paused it immediately so I could post this comment.

I hate this type of animated video so much, I'm willing to sacrifice my pursuit of learning about quantum mechanics just so I won't have to bear it.

That's all, thanks.

[nickharvey7]

@TuahShinguru Don’t sacrifice your pursuit there is always another video!

[TuahShinguru]

@nickharvey7 I was just kidding anyway. xD

[nickharvey7]

This theory is based on the equations we already have the only new equation is (E=ˠM0C2) ∞ (E) Energy equals rest mass (M0) relative to the (ˠ) Lorentz contraction of time. Times the (C2) speed of light squared within its own reference frame (the bracket) within an (∞ ) infinity of reference frames all with their own rate or flow of time relative to their energy or mass. In QAT this is not a process in time the process represents what we see and feel as the flow of Time itself.

[philoposos]

Yeah, new age-pseudo science .

[nickharvey7]

@philoposos No!

This theory is based on just two simple postulates

1. The first is that the quantum wave particle function explained by Schrödinger’s wave equation represents the forward passage of time ∆E ∆t ≥ h/2π or Arrow of Time itself photon by photon

2. The second is that Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle ∆×∆p×≥h/4π that is formed by the wave function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event.

[spunkeee]

You're wrong! Very wrong, my friend! But the video was funny, and you should make more of them.

[nickharvey7]

@spunkeee But there is only a probability that the theory is wrong and the reason we have probability and potential (future) uncertainty is explained within the theory.

[firefrostpeacemaker]

@nickharvey7 in other words if it's wrong, everything is wrong. wow mindfk!

[sadkiedis]

heisinberg principle is what makes you hit the brakes when you cross a police car, the police know exactly where you are, but has no idea where you're ending up

[nickharvey7]

@sadkiedis Thats it, you got it! Its future uncertainty!

[Vinaysananda]

I like this video, but I believe pure consciousness is beyond the light we see with our eyes in the outside world.

[nickharvey7]

@Vinaysananda Thanks! Most light is invisible to our eyes we only see a very small part of the electromagnetic spectrum. In this theory new thoughts are formed by new photons (new oscillations). Therefore conscious is the most advanced part of a universal process of continuous change or continuous creation as I like to call it!

[Libertarianist]

observer effect =/= uncertainty principal

[nickharvey7]

@Libertarianist observer effect =/= uncertainty principal = the same effect and uncertainty we have with any potential (future) event!

[StevenErnest]

"....because light has to come in contact with our eyes for us to see therefore our eyes collapse the w-function..."

What if the measuring device is connected to a meter that does not require our use of eyes or vision?.... Such as an auditory tone or sense of touch mechanism giving a reading...? Then our eyes would have no effect. Photons, light particles/waves are necessary to measure -- not necessarily our eyes.

[nickharvey7]

@StevenErnest "....because light has to come in contact with our eyes for us to see therefore our eyes collapse the w-function..." I also said “just like any other object in our Universe”. The process is universal the eye, hand and any measuring device will react with the wave particle duality of light in a process we see and feel as the flow of time.

[shumble32]

So time stops when I turn out the light?

[nickharvey7]

@shumble32 Yes! Time as a process of continuous change will stop in that reference frame. But we have an infinite number of reference frames in our Universe. This is why we can turn on light setting up our own magnetic fields creating electricity transferring energy over large areas in short time periods. Electricity is not a man made thing but is an innate part of nature created by time variations in the forward momentum of time.

[shumble32]

@nickharvey7 - so, if all my senses were, disconnected, turned off etc.(inc. sense of magnetic fields etc.)

Would I be able to count to 5 in my head?

[JNathanK2011]

holy shit

[nickharvey7]

@JNathanK2011 My sentiments exactly

[tearecords]

This is very, very f'king interesting!

[vizierfennin]

Heres quantum physics blind spot: wave particle duality can be explained by the coherent gatherings of magnetic particles. These magnetic particles release photons from matter as the pass through the neutral nucleus. What you call the "electron" is not actually just one particle orbiting the nucleus. The electron actually the product of magnets which exist at right angles to the electric field we observe. These magnets are what holds matter together, and what holds planets in their orbits.

[nickharvey7]

@vizierfennin Yes! The magnetic fields are always at right angles to the electric fields and are continuously changing. In this theory there is a link between electrical potential and future potential of the observer in their own reference frame. This represents the process that we see and feel as the flow of time itself. Electrical activity within the brain forms consciousness and is the most advanced part of this universal process!

[marcuelcajon]

Great video.

[busplunger]

oh I see. We only know how to apply our most advanced science for the purpose of destroying people. When the Higgs particle is found, it will most likely be applied to make a bigger better bomb.

[busplunger]

the most advanced process in the universe is driving drunk and the wrong way on the freeway!

[busplunger]

our eyes are not necessary to feel the passage of time(blind).consciouseness can be altered in such a way as to make you think time has stopped(drugs). this does not mean that the reality all of us"observe " through at least one of our five senses is not a direct result of the physics described by quantum theory. it has more to do with our brain.I still like this theory because it creates a wonderful visual in my mind of what is happening while I just sit and meditate.

busplunger

[DavidAKZ]

@busplunger who is meditating ?

[nickharvey7]

@busplunger Yes! But in this theory consciousness is the most advanced part of a universal process. An increase of energy even within the brain will slow time down and time will seem to pass by faster. Meditation can be seen as a superposition when we consciously do not collapse the w-function.

[peakimages]

@busplunger Thanks for that perspective!

[busplunger]

@peakimages Thank you. Sometimes new age quantum mind stuff gets a little far out. I get my perspective in this department from listening to Alan Watts.

[pyrrho314]

I agree the observer effect is just because our eye interacts. But then certainty principle is different from why we can tell the future

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[DavidAKZ]

@pyrrho314 uncertainty

[pyrrho314]

@DavidAKZ : lol, yes, and "can't" as well.

[nickharvey7]

@pyrrho314 If we have uncertainty formed by just one w-function and we have an infinity of w-functions collapsing and reforming all around us all the time, is it not logical that we see this uncertainty as the flow of time itself?

[pyrrho314]

@nickharvey7 : ah, in that sense... yes perhaps. I do think we move from moment to moment physically, that time could be etched through timespace various ways... and our progression, including the multi-history or collapse or whatever it is, produces the notion of time, which is really just a way of intersecting time space.

The part I was worrying over is that the Uncertainty of the Uncertainty Principle is not the uncertainty of classical measurement.

[nickharvey7]

@pyrrho314 The uncertainty of classical measurement, say the distances between two physical objects that already exist. We would take a period of time to measure this collapsing the W-function. The future is always governed by Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle.

[pyrrho314]

@nickharvey7 yes, I thnk you are onto something there... that measurements take time.

[rongrite]

Now, i just got to figure out what the question is, to ask.

...How can this theory be applied?

[busplunger]

@rongrite for meditation

[DavidAKZ]

@rongrite there are an infinite number of futures. Your thoughts collapse them to 1

[busplunger]

@rongrite when you say applied, do you mean on a commercial level?

[rongrite]

@busplunger No. just something that can be derived from this theory, in this matter universe.

For instance, knowing magnets can repel or attract and electro-magnets can be switched on, or off, allows us to build an electric motor.

There is science, and there is applied science.

i'm looking for the potential applied science, (devices or methods), that could be derived from this theory.