On Religion and Science: Electrons and human beings both acting as waves
The blogger of Welcome to My Home invites his readers to view the video "George Airy and Abdul-Baha" on YouTube, and offers the following observations. -gw
http://www.toky.it/video_amatoriali_player.asp?video=sV8CxbDs3Qc&v=abdu
Scientific fact and a reflection of a scientist. Dr. Nick Herbert in his book Quantum Reality beyond the new physics states: "An Electron seems to possess contradictory attributes, and retains its identity in collision with other particles. As a particle, it must be localized in space, cannot be split apart, and retains its identity in collision with other particles. As a wave, it spreads over vast region of space, indivisible in an infinity of ways, and merges completely with other waves it happens to meet. "
Religious facts, millions of faithful followers of religions also believe that human beings as a spiritual being don't die and here are quote from their Holy Books.
Ecclesiastes (3:2): Although eternal life is a gift that is granted to all who accept salvation through Jesus Christ, ..
Baha'i Faith: "Know thou of a truth that the soul, after its separation from the body, will continue to progress until it attaineth the presence of God,.."
Qur'an 56:60-61: "We have ordained death among you, and We are not to be overcome, so that We may change your state and make you grow into what you know not."
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So, can we take a radical approach and compare the electrons with human spiritual beings? Human beings keep their identity as a spiritual being even after death according to millions of people across the world and electrons also keep their identity as a particle even after collision.
But funny enough, human beings as thinkers acts also as a wave too. A thought of a Prophet goes on for thousand of years like a wave, and spread over vast area and merges and/or accepted completely with other thinkers or faithful followers that happen to meet.
You might say, this is a wrong comparison or assumption or a wrong imagination and you might be right. How about accepting it as a way to investigate the unknown 'for (unknown) (God) sake, using scientific facts and religious belief? So, maybe we can also see a glimpse of unknown together with the scientists, one through discovery and experiment and one through meditation, concentration and focus experience a glimpse of beauty of life beyond as a wave.
This is just a start of a theory, come back for more later looking at the electron behavior in Airy experiment and see if they might be a way for a state of mind of a thinker to experience a glimpse of eteranal life beyond focal point of concentration, searching for unknown. Remember Airy experience in the video!!!!
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{Re-posted with permission}
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