This is not simply a question of whether I decide to eat out or eat at home tonight, but more a question of whether I make choices because I have the free will to do so or my choices are already determined at a quantum level of reality (events less than 100 nanometers long), where my brain is use to functioning in a certain way or responding to an external stimulus in which I have already been conditioned to....<<<Read More>>>...
Physicists have created particles of light that actually exist in 37 dimensions at once to test an extreme version of the quantum paradox.
The scientists say the experiment shows that quantum physics is much more different from classical physics than many thought. The study is published in the journal Science Advances, New Scientist reports.
The
study’s authors focused on the Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ)
paradox, which shows that quantum particles can remain linked over large
distances....<<<Read More>>>...
Quantum field theory (QFT) is a well-established framework in physics that explains how particles like electrons and photons (particles of light) interact with fields such as electric or electromagnetic fields.
According to QFT, these fields contain quanta—discrete packets of energy that make up the fabric of reality. However, Kamens propose that our understanding of the universe through QFT might be limited if there is a realm beyond the physical universe where the laws of physics as we know them do not apply.
One critical point in their paper is that current physics, particularly quantum mechanics, may not fully explain what happens beyond the material world. Physicist Sean Carroll raised this issue in 2011 when he questioned how a soul could interact with matter and still comply with the known laws of physics...<<<Read More>>>...