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This is a mis-quote. Consciousness is more like a field than a particle. It just turns out that everything is a field.

Noaidi 1y ago
I want to say in light of all the down votes you’re getting on this, that I agree with you. I believe everything is a field and a probability. That objects have no defined borders, but our brains create these borders to reconcile with the probability of a thing being in a certain area. I think the proof this comes when we understand that we never really touch anything, it’s only the electromagnetic field that we are experiencing from another object.
- mensetmanusman 1y ago
  Cheers mate. Also, I’m sorry to read you are homeless according to your description. We have family that suffer from schizophrenia and would be otherwise homeless without our support. I hope you have such a network. You might appreciate this discussion on fields: https://youtu.be/dU0NIU5d4BI https://youtu.be/dU0NIU5d4BI
  - Noaidi 1y ago
    Thank you, unfortunately, I don’t have such a network. And I actually have schizoaffective disorder, not schizophrenia. I often say schizophrenia to make it simple for people. But my family the ones who were not ill were not really helpful to those who were ill. And hence my current position. And can I just say that YouTube video and the demonstration with the magnets? Wow. I don’t see how any physicist can look at that and not have a total change of mind. That it’s the fields that are the formative function of what we call the universe well when you see it, so much more seems to make sense. I knew when I was in ninth grade that materialism had its end because the infinite aspect of cutting something into just did not sit right in my mind and therefore, I just intuitively thought that everything was really made up of nothing. Thank you for that and now I have a whole new series of videos to watch!

I want to say in light of all the down votes you’re getting on this, that I agree with you. I believe everything is a field and a probability. That objects have no defined borders, but our brains create these borders to reconcile with the probability of a thing being in a certain area. I think the proof this comes when we understand that we never really touch anything, it’s only the electromagnetic field that we are experiencing from another object.

mensetmanusman 1y ago
Cheers mate. Also, I’m sorry to read you are homeless according to your description. We have family that suffer from schizophrenia and would be otherwise homeless without our support. I hope you have such a network. You might appreciate this discussion on fields: https://youtu.be/dU0NIU5d4BI https://youtu.be/dU0NIU5d4BI
- Noaidi 1y ago
  Thank you, unfortunately, I don’t have such a network. And I actually have schizoaffective disorder, not schizophrenia. I often say schizophrenia to make it simple for people. But my family the ones who were not ill were not really helpful to those who were ill. And hence my current position. And can I just say that YouTube video and the demonstration with the magnets? Wow. I don’t see how any physicist can look at that and not have a total change of mind. That it’s the fields that are the formative function of what we call the universe well when you see it, so much more seems to make sense. I knew when I was in ninth grade that materialism had its end because the infinite aspect of cutting something into just did not sit right in my mind and therefore, I just intuitively thought that everything was really made up of nothing. Thank you for that and now I have a whole new series of videos to watch!