Quantum Connectedness!

learn about how around are both particles and waves(and what that means) and how I like to interpret that!

[@brentwinfield5713]

I believe this “quantum connectedness” is why we experience synchronicity. That is if we are willing to tune in to the connection and pay attention

[@toolzshed]

Hoorayyy for connected squishiness 😊❤

[@angelablack8501]

I love the way you speak and explain things ❤❤ Your love for educating and sharing things you love is so amazing. 🎉❤❤

[@JenFoxBot]

💖💖💖💖💖💖 thank you sososo much my dear, that makes me feel so joyful and v loved

[@user-op4pd4xe3s]

I love your love for quantum mechanics. QM is what helps us to understand the roles of energy. There is a circuit that employs a unique transformer in an electron accelerator apparatus. The power from a nine-volt battery driving a pulsed oscillator and a sonic coupling. In about six minutes time, we have 450 volts at 9 Amps of electrical energy. The power used from the 9-volt battery is 1.1 volt. The work on the heart-beat oscillator is next.

[@JenFoxBot]

thank you for the kind words! totally agree the QM helps us better understand the various roles and forms of energy. interesting experiment, sounds like some great observations and learnings!

[@brentonrowland8613]

Took the thoughts right out of my head...another vote for squishy humans and connectedness!

[@andrewfarrar741]

Guess what people! All of your thoughts are connected. And not just to the people around you. You're also connected to forces which stretch deep into outer space. Nevertheless, you get to believe whatever you want to. With that in mind, consider something else. If you have extraneous ideas about stuff going on, you can explore the power of the 🪬🤖🩶 and the influence of 💕🐝💞.

[@zakmartin]

Thank you for summarizing my book, "Quantum Perception". 🙂

[@andrewfarrar741]

So cool. 👍

[@TechnoViking__]

Hello. I am big fan.

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

We are temporal, I believe the maths of QM represents the physics of time with classical physics representing processes of a period of time. In such a theory we are all part of the same process, we are connected in that aspect!

[@andrewfarrar741]

I have felt it. At first no one believed me. Then I identified as ```The Algorithm``` and started getting challenges to solve problems. The first one I had to explain was how dogs can basically read the minds of the humans they trust. 💭

[@JenFoxBot]

QM represents particles and the tiny bits of stuff that make up our universe and the forces that control those tiny bits. It doesn't really represent the physics of time, and in fact it gives us lots more mysteries about time which is super cool!

[@mmason4242]

We are stardust 😉

[@robertshannon4547]

Happy to cross paths! New subscriber 🫶🏻

[@JenFoxBot]

aww yay thank you!!

[@JaneChristensen.]

I believe this to be literally true, and it is life changing coming to this understanding. We're also going to be coming back after we die, as something other than what we perceive as our individual self in the now perhaps, but we don't really go anywhere, so we have to be very aware of our impacts on the planet and the very connected life here, because our actions today absolutely impact our future. We could probably create a church of some kind based on this core belief.

[@JenFoxBot]

All the things we are made of are still here, just in different forms 🙃

[@JaneChristensen.]

@@JenFoxBot Yes indeed. We can have an impact on everything those "things" can possibly become while we are still in this life.

[@andrewfarrar741]

@@JaneChristensen. If you take a deep dive into "linguistic emergence" the evidence of a subconscious awareness of what you describe is everywhere. #⚛️🥷🤝🗳️

[@brentwinfield5713]

I like “woo woo”

[@user-wf4fd3wb1j]

Very pretty way of explaining something that puts most people's brains to sleep! For the squishy side of things, see ZEN insights and Rupert Sheldrake. For the science-y side, see Carlo Rovelli.

[@JenFoxBot]

Rovelli!! Loved his "The Order of Time" book and talk about his thought experiments all the... time (lol). Thank you for the reminder and for the kind words ❤️

[@hippie-io7225]

If all existence in this Universe came out of a single point that we call the "Big Bang", how could we be anything, but connected?

[@JenFoxBot]

Love that perspective !

[@resonate9815]

According to the inverse square law, light losses its intensity over time. You can see this effect with a standard light bulb, it's brightest at the bulb but if you step back 25 feet there is a falloff. With that in mind how come we can see distant stars. What energy source is propelling the photons in all directions across the universe? and no its NOT stars

[@JenFoxBot]

We see light from stars bc light can travel vast distances and there's less stuff for it to bump into and lose energy. That said, light totally does lose its intensity but stars are REAL bright hah. The force behind light is the electromagnetic force, and gravity affects its path.

[@resonate9815]

@@JenFoxBot Light is subject to entrophy because its energy is not constant. There is something propelling light and if that is true, it should cause stretching. Why do nearby stars appear sharp not blurry? The cosmic conundrum.

[@resonate9815]

@@JenFoxBot Light is NOT a constant. It loses energy, it slows down and refracts when it enters a medium such as air or water. Look up FEMTO photography. Light viewed at one trillion frames per second. Something is pushing the waves and its not magnetism or gravity.

[@tommyatkins1914]

Light is both is particle and a wave: is it though? How about - matter is light which has been "condensed".

[@JenFoxBot]

Not quite! Photons are particles that don't have mass - the speed of light is what particles travel at if they don't have mass (the less mass a particle has, the faster it can travel thru spacetime). Mass is just one property of particles, there's lots of other properties particles have like charge, spin, and color (from quarks).

[@MattSeven]

"Woo Woo" - I love how embarrassed scientifically-minded people are about reality.

[@JenFoxBot]

I'm not embarrassed, I'm speaking with intention. It's super important to be clear on what are facts and what are beliefs - "woo woo" is a phrase I enjoy for talking about my beliefs :)

[@MattSeven]

@@JenFoxBot Having worked and socialized with scientists, and having consumed an inordinate amount of media on such topics, it is not my experience that when a scientist uses the term woo woo it's a substitute for "a perfectly valid belief." And perhaps the term warrants caution. It carried connotation you may not have intended. Your thinking is cogent, useful, and needed. Your belief is beautiful. And I wish you well.

[@ScottieD369]

you should have rephrased this as " quantum entanglement". but it's not really much of a description anyways you're really vague on it. more upstate in a belief that an idea.

[@JenFoxBot]

Hmm, no, I wouldn't classify this as entanglement. And yes, intentionally high level/beginner friendly. I have tons of videos on physics topics, I did a pretty thorough overview of E&M if you want to learn more!

[@dc1049]

Total information about our existence over the past year is contained within a sphere of radius 1LY centered on us. That's my favorite thing to annoy people with at new year get togethers lol.

[@roddiemc91]

Why would you intentionally try to annoy someone??

[@JenFoxBot]

@@roddiemc91 to me it seems like a silly, playful kind of "annoying"

[@JenFoxBot]

Hah! Love that, thank you for sharing!

[@southern_merican]

totally like, like,u know like how u like um, like like like like

[@JenFoxBot]

Your behavior is rude and inappropriate. Please apologize.

[@southern_merican]

@@JenFoxBot I will not.

[@JenFoxBot]

@@southern_merican well that's disappointing. It's not okay to hurt other people even if you are hurting. If you continue to behave poorly I will block you bc there are consequences for shitty behavior.

[@southern_merican]

@@JenFoxBot there is not a polite way to tell someone they say like too much. so I got to the point. please block me. I would appreciate it ! some people need to hear things they don't want to. it's needed and ok to me. goodbye

[@JenFoxBot]

@@southern_merican there are plenty of ways to provide suggestions that aren't rude or hurtful. E.g. "I notice you said "like" a lot in this video, it was distracting for me and would appreciate if you could practice using it less." And also, why do you think that's your responsibility? If you don't like the video or the way I talk, don't watch it. You are choosing to come here and choosing to be rude and hurtful. You can choose to be a kinder person and I guarantee that will be way more likely to have folks actually listen to you and you will feel better about yourself.