Quantum Field Theory, Part 1 : Universal Oneness - Short

We are all one and the same since Quantum Field Theory shows us that there is no true distinction or separateness in this universe. You and everything you can see and touch is made of fundamental particles which are nothing more than excited portions of universal fields of energy. There are no true particles, no true bits, no true separate things as far as we know in this universe. Just potentially infinite fields of energy vibrating occasionally and filling every portion of space and time. Trippy, but useful and meaningful.
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[@Dynamicawareness]

The string theory, unified field (Infinite Oneness) all things come out of it. We are engulfed in quantum plasma(lol) The Infinite Self/God Essence/ Present moment. Nothing(ness) the realm of No-thing. At the surfs appears diversity but in the depth it’s unified. 💜❤️🛸💯

[@calicoesblue4703]

Nice 💯💯💯

[@arielshikoba1857]

Yaaaaa!!! Finally, another black person interested in what I'm interested in!! 🙌

[@guylancaster2055]

why is that important to you?.......are you a racist?

[@4kinmad]

😮 So you have to be mindful of the energy you put out into the quantum field, through emotion

[@hasan7275]

it doesn’t mean that lol

[@g1expert102]

I KNEW IT quarks are just manifestations of quark fields

[@Familyproud-e9h]

I really want to know how quantum field theory can explain reactions, conductivity, properties of metals and non metals and so on. I'd appreciate any links, resources.

[@kathygross1205]

True

[@ArthurShirinka]

Incredible

[@vinaybagde9683]

Think not in 3d space.. think in 11d space😝😜

[@julesluna8971]

It’s 3d space

[@cdsmetalhead99]

Quantum field theories are on 4-dimensional spacetime. Three spatial dimensions, one time dimension. 11 dimensions appear in certain string theories.

[@8xnnr]

This sounds dumb but I had an idea that any object in existence can be used as evidence for anything from the past given that you were intelligent enough to decode the information it contained. Like using a leaf to solve a murder that happened in 1970. Idk I'm weird.

[@lexbenjamin]

You may be weird, but I think I understand what you're saying, so what does that make me? Lol

[@lexbenjamin]

I think you're thinking properly in general, but the main issue is that the leaf would need to be in contact in some way with the past event. If you don't have a direct connection you'd need to expand your perspective to include the environment the leaf and the other things are in to decode the past since the leaf itself wouldn't contain enough information.

[@misskriss848]

Is everything living?

[@kotted]

Welcome to the Quantum Information Theory!

[@Drunk3nMonk3y72]

Tell me you don’t understand QFT without telling me you don’t understand QFT