A RAMBLING FROM NERD LAND.
Over my seventy-plus years I have, rarely, but occasionally
been in a situation where I had a flash insight that I had experienced a particular
place, situation or group of people before – though I never had. This feeling usually came out of the blue,
lasted for a second and passed; and later was hard to remember or totally
forgotten.
If it were just me I would write it off as some synapse in
my brain misfiring and giving me a visual presentation of a memory download. But, my wife has experienced it - and almost
everyone I know says they have had similar experiences.
The most comfortable solution would be a brain fart; but,
stick with me on this: when it comes to understanding reality, experience can
be deceptive.
Over the last three hundred years, despite continuous
religious opposition, Science, and especially Physics, has demystified most of
the natural occurrences of our earth and our solar system. Science has now moved to the realm of explaining
the universe and the cosmos, relying heavily on Einstein’s theories of
relativity and quantum mechanics. Many
of these theories require you to leave your comfort zone and accept strange
concepts of reality.
Physicists come from a wide discipline of studies:
theoretical physics, relativistic physics, quantum physics, cosmological
physics, computational physics and unified physics. The hope is, at some time in the future, a
unification of all these different disciplines will result in one overall grand
theory that will explain all phenomena.
The one thing that is curious about all the physics
disciplines is that at some point they all converge to a theme of
parallel-universes. Theoretical Physics proposes the possible of
parallel – mirror universes that are just beyond our reality: universes where
we exist in a complimentary energy realm.
This would pose the question of which realm was the bona fied and which
was the mirror image.
Einstein’s Special Relativity depends on the assumption that
nothing can travel faster than the speed of light: among other things, this
theory continues on to say that as you approach the speed of light, time in
your frame of existence slows down. The
thought is that if you could exceed the speed of light time travel into the
past would be theoretically possible.
Recently, in the
super Hadron Collider in Cern,
Switzerland a
particle traveling faster than the speed of light was discovered: it popped
into existence for a small fraction of a second and then vanished.
Rather than traveling through time I might pose that this
particle was transiting across parallel universes.
Making a big circle: could our experience of Daja vu be an electronic flash from a
parallel-mirror universe?
I’m just asking.
Maybe that's where all those extra socks come from in the drier.
the Ol’Buzzard
Kinda makes the Republican convention seem more ridiculous
doesn’t it.
