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Lol, I was basically having this discussion with Samuel about 2 days ago, not the photons, but 2 people believing opposite things that are both true. So clearly the answer is that actually we're all living in separate realities, I mean that's the only explanation for the arguments that ensue online right?....
I read once that one of the differences between us and God is that we each have one point of view, while God has infinate viewing points. No, that is not in scripture, but it helps explain perhaps the differences between our "enemies" and His enemies. (if such a thing there be)
I am glad He judges the hearts, and forgives those like Saul of Tarsus who are sincerely wrong, because truly that could be any of us.
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Does this work?
http://archive.is/5Bvtv
In quantum physics thinking, your reality in regards to this subject can not be determined at this time because your proton is still spinning.
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After reading about and being enlightened by dueling realities, I understand the universe much better now. Two versions of reality existing at the quantum level in a photons polarization’s. This would explain why my wife and I come up with two different conclusions from time to time in regards to our reality. My theory is that she saw the photons in an altered state thus coming to the conclusion she came to while I saw these photons correctly. Thus she’s wrong and I’m right. Now if I can just get her to understand quantum mechanics as well as I do, our realities would be a brighter particle of light.
Your a mess. Lol
Ooh! Quantum Mechanics! I studied a bit of that in college. It's really strange, and none of it makes any sense, even when you understand how to solve the equations. Here's a good, short lay-introduction to the "double slit experiment" (ahem!) that will bend your mind if you haven't heard of it before.
As far as individuals viewing reality completely differently at the macro-level, that's something that Dilbert-cartoonist-turned-political-commentator, Scott Adams calls "watching two movies on the same screen." Of course, he also views the "real world" as a simulation, so make of that what you will.
For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face.
As far as individuals viewing reality completely differently at the macro-level, that's something that Dilbert-cartoonist-turned-political-commentator, Scott Adams calls "watching two movies on the same screen." Of course, he also views the "real world" as a simulation, so make of that what you will.
For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face.
Of course, if only one of the two neurons in the cerebral cortex are functioning, it won't matter if the photons were seen in their altered state or not!
I legitimately cannot tell if this is a serious discussion arguing that there are always multiple true points of view or just trolling.... lol
It is possible that there are multiple points of view on what is going on here. Although others may disagree.
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Wonder what the theory is if one can see both points at the same time.
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Possible, but it could also be the altered BF state of agree to disagree
Well.. in matters that are not salvation related, being willing to walk at peace is the correct posture.
God made flowers. I'm so glad they are not all identical. My wife likes 'arrangements' that have variety. As believers we should value unity over uniformity... unfortunately, herd mentality and our desire to 'fit in,' coupled with denominational inculcation forms an instinct to attack what we don't understand or disagree with...
My 2NIS
They are only working in your reality, outside of that they are actually a pair of puppies playing with a ball.