Olá! Bem-vindos, meus caros amigos e leitores! Não sei se sabem, mas sou uma pessoa interessada pelas questões levantadas pela Física Quântica. Dizem, os estudiosos, que é uma bizarria as descobertas que têm sido feitas. Para quem não sabe, a Física Quântica representa o estudo do mundo muito pequeno de que é formada a matéria, isto grosso modo! Não sou uma entendida, apenas uma curiosa! Já vos falei aqui no entrelaçamento quântico e, o que ele me inspira!
Hello! Welcome, my dear friends and readers! I don't know if you know, but I am interested in the questions raised by quantum physics. Scholars say that the discoveries that have been made are bizarre. For those who don't know, quantum physics is the study of the very small world that makes up matter, roughly speaking! I'm not an expert, just curious! I've already talked to you here about quantum entanglement and what it inspires in me!
In this post, I want to tell you about another experiment that was conducted in this world of the very, very, very small — and you can add many more words "very" to that phrase to describe this world of tiny particles, the subatomic world, such as atoms and photons. I promise this conversation will be interesting!
Now, in one of these experiments, scientists came to the bizarre conclusion that a certain event in the present can influence the past! Strange, isn't it? It would make more sense, if logic can have any meaning in this tiny world, for the present to influence the future. Just like in the film Back to the Future.
Scientists have called this phenomenon quantum retrocausality. It is a matter of confirming that the state of a particle in the present can influence the state of the particle in the past, as if the past were alive. In short, the present seems to influence the particle's past, calling into question what we know as the cause-and-effect phenomenon, which takes us into the future. All this raises questions regarding the time variable!. Strange, bizarre, paradoxical! But let me give you an example!
This phenomenon can be explained in a post on my blog, which recounts an episode from my life and my struggle. You can read the post here. It is about an event in the present that changed the past of a university academy. Of course, this is fiction, but it is nonetheless an exceptional event. When I set fire to my academic ribbons at the Porta Férrea (Iron Gate) of the University of Coimbra. Imagine that this event in the present changed the past of the academy. How? In the past, a student party began to be held, which came to be called, nothing more, nothing less, than the Ribbon Burning Party, all because I burned them in the present! Brilliant! I have just proven another Quantum Theory! And the woman pictured on the pavement at Porta Férrea (Iron Gate) is me!!!
Eu, na Porta Férrea da Universidade de Coimbra! / Me, at the Iron Gate of the University of Coimbra!
Tome lá, Professor Carlos Fiolhais, que eu sei mais que o senhor Lol A festa da Queima das Fitas é para homenagear a noite memorável da minha luta!
Here you go, Professor Carlos Fiolhais, I know more than you do, Lol. The Ribbon Burning Party is to honour the memorable night of my fight!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXhsdS8Vz9E&list=RDSXhsdS8Vz9E&start_radio=1
É claro que esta banda sonora representa o amor por uma academia. Adéle a cantar "Set Fire to the Rain" ( Lançar o fogo à chuva). E aqui está mais um exemplo de retrocausalidade quântica com esta música Lol!
Of course, this soundtrack represents love for a university academy. Adéle singing ‘Set Fire to the Rain’ . And here's another example of quantum retrocausality with this song Lol!
That's mind bending! I remember trying to read Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time and getting totally lost but you explained the concept of Quantum Physics much better!
ResponderEliminarhat dress is such a fabulous colour and looked great in both the ways you wore it over the years.
Have a wonderful week, Marisa!
Classy as always. Love the belt.
ResponderEliminarAnnie,
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This topic is all so interesting! You look fabulous in this dress!
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