Gateway To Another world - Quantum Jumping

[Achak]

Has anyone heard of this new concept? "Quantum Jumping"  Search it on google. As far as i understand, this new discovery allows you to interact with yourself in another world, basically a parallel universe. You then seek out advice from a successful version of you on how to achieve the success the other you has gained.

Any thoughts, concerns, ideas?

[radman32]

Reminds me of the avatar cartoon. He's able to talk w/ his past incarnations, and learn of there histories collectively or individually. But i'll be looking into it more so now.

[zareste]

I've finally started learning about quantum theories, and I've found a lot of quirks in it that I don't like. Personally, I don't think you can visit an alternative world.

From what I understand, quantum physics says an object does not objectively exist in space - it doesn't have an absolute size or position like we use in mathematics. The object only exists relative to other objects, all of which interact relative to each other. So in effect there are infinite iterations of each object interacting in infinite ways with other objects, so each of us is only interacting with a world created by our own presence.

My problem with this is how quantum physics assumes that space is an objective thing, even while saying all things are subjective. It still demands that the universe be interpreted using some form of geometry even though it says geometry is irrelevant on a sub-atomic level. My thinking is that space is not objective and therefore not random.

It was discovered that a particle (and even an atom) can behave like an object or a wave at any moment. They can appear and disappear, teleport, or appear in two places at once. This is mostly where quantum theory comes from - as a way to explain these oddities. They say you're only seeing atoms play out potential.

I say, the atoms are acting erratic because our concept of space fails on an atomic level. We interpret the universe as space. It doesn't HAVE to be that way. When an atom appears in two places at once, it isn't because you're seeing two potentials - it's because your concept of space fails on an atomic level, the same way a computer's concept of geometry fails when you zoom in too closely to a mathematical object. There are entities who can create an atomically perfect object because they have a complex understanding of reality that can transcend space.

So while I think it's possible to create alternate situations, I don't think we're falling through random patterns and able to make quantum jumps

[kurtykurt42]

In Stargate SG1 they have a quantum mirror that allows them to jump into alternate realities. Do you think technology like that exists out there?

[Achak]

Yea I can't really tell you what this truly is in terms of how its done, but apparently it involves dreaming I also don't know wether its technology based or not. I'm thinking the guy who called it Quantum Jumping(Burt Goldman), thought it would sound cooler than the actual experience/trick less educated people into believing it.

[cpt. picard]

I stumbled across the website once online, dosent appear to be technology based, just astral based. I couldn't get enough information to understand the actual techniques and differences in practice as opposed to normal astral projection/phasing. Most likely there is no difference except you call on your guides to take you to alternate dimensions.