Thanks for the link it sounds very interesting. Of course whenever one gets into the details everyone has different ideas and almost no one agrees on these details. My quantum worldview is different from most of those scientists featured--though we all share one or more elements that create a common crossover. Just focusing within instead of without is already the first big step. Once cosmologists realize that most of the universe whether inside the atom or inside the galaxy use the same principles, then they will be able to conclude that our planet is much like a proton or an electron and we orbit a nucleus which orbits a larger nucleus ad infinitum through vast spectrums of energy.

All things have fields which store data. Even the rock on the side of the road has a field. Living things simply generate more complex fields with more complex data and have the ability to create new data which applies only to them--making them more infinite in nature.

In an infinite universe this growth process is never ending and these fields which carry the data oscillate at frequencies which make them indestructible. We can't destroy a cosmic ray. We can merely observe it's path as it cuts through our atomic world. And the frequencies we are dealing with here are easily the equivalent, if not significantly higher than that of a cosmic ray.

Thought cuts right through mass and can loop through space from point to point almost instantaneously.

There are many wonders awaiting discovery and many more that man while on earth will never discover. The process of learning has just begun!

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