[mkirkpatrick]

I have just read a paper by Proffessor Brian David Josephson,Nobel prize winning
physicist of Cambridge university,entitled "what links humans to the universe"
a brief synopsis,Quote"What are the mysterious interconnections that we find
both in the sub-atomic world of quantum-physics,and inthe world of human
experience,phenomena such as telepathy,nowwell established in the laboratory?
We seem to be linkedto each otherand to the world by mechanisms that science
still hardly understands.This is immensely significant and we can hardly begin to
understand the many implications of these links"Unquote,That is a brief taster
of the paper which I found interesting.We all seem to not only connected but
also interconnected to each other and all of nature.Whatdo you fellow toe-rs
think?

kind regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Well, Michael, I just posted that maybe the void of the universe is soul. This is a new idea for me, I never really thought about it, but wouldn't it make sense to explain the interconnected nature of us if it was? (with us being similar to rays of sunlight of the void/soul). I also think that as humans we retain a herding instinct, so our connectedness could be explained on a biotheoretical level as well.

[ctutt]

I don't know. I can't imagine us being separate/apart from the cosmos.

[Guille]

Michael, can you give the link to the nobel lecture? Anyway if you tell me what nobel prize the author had and what year, I can find the lecture in the oficial web page.

However, although there is a connection between us and the univers,e it is very dificult to explain. It is already nearly impossible to find a good line of connection between I or any individual, and the system, society, to humanity, well imagine how complex is humanity-universe.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

Humans have an infinite soul/mind and finite matter/mind. The universe has infinite space and finite matter.[The correspondence laws of nature and the universe] - Humans equilibriate forces in their lives, and reproduce themselves. The universe equilibriates forces of self and nature, i.e., it produces finite circles of its infinite space self, thus reproduction.[The equilibrium laws of nature and the universe] - Humans are philanthropic, they freely give information, and often money and help. The universe is philanthropic, in its infinite self and finite self, i.e., it gives all matter[wsm theory] to create humans, and matter[the sun and nature] philanthropically gives energy to nature and us.[The philanthropic laws of nature and the universe] - Humans are mathematical and logical, they produce new realities for themselves, daily. The universe is mathematical and logical, it produces new realities for itself and us, daily. - There must be many more complimentary attributes of the universe and humans. There seems to be quite a bit of correspondence between these two realities. Anyone care to add?

Our own founding fathers based the U.S. Constitution's balance of powers on the obvious universal balances, which James Madison observed in the dean's office, of The Cupernican Model of the Universe, when he first entered college.

[David Maes]

Oh no, telepathy is not real.

We are not connected to everything, everything just has a cause.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by <<>>

Michael, can you give the link to the nobel lecture? Anyway if you tell me what nobel prize the author had and what year, I can find the lecture in the oficial web page.

However, although there is a connection between us and the univers,e it is very dificult to explain. It is already nearly impossible to find a good line of connection between I or any individual, and the system, society, to humanity, well imagine how complex is humanity-universe.

amigo here are some emails for you
for Brian Josephson Cambridge university-bdjio@cam.ac.ukand thereis another
for general inquiries which is again Cambridge uni-admin@t.c.m.phy.cam.ac.uk
He wrote among mant thinge the theory of condenced matter group.hope you find these useful.
regardsmichael.

[Guille]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick

amigo here are some emails for you
for Brian Josephson Cambridge university-bdjio@cam.ac.ukand thereis another
for general inquiries which is again Cambridge uni-admin@t.c.m.phy.cam.ac.uk
He wrote among mant thinge the theory of condenced matter group.hope you find these useful.
regardsmichael.

Thanks, I'll try them soon. Do you find any idea which was particularly good, and suprising to discover (those are the best), of the lecture? Please give it if you do.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by David Maes

Oh no, telepathy is not real.

We are not connected to everything, everything just has a cause.

What about the causeless cause,has that any connections at all?Howdo you know that telepathy is not real,are you an expert on the subject!

kindest regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

I guess reality is in the eye of the beholder. Some people's reality gets them locked in a loony bin, others get awards. Is there really an objective reality and are we all able to access it?