Past Life Regression

Alex · 02-06-2007, 08:22 AM

Ah, we're using Everett's MWI in particular. Other proposed multiverses do use collapsing waveforms as the source of branching.

I'm familiar with Everett, DeWitt and Deutsch. There is good thoery in there and over the decades more pseudoscience new-age misinterpretation has attached to Everett than just about any other part of quantum mechanics (which draws pseudoscience like flies to whatever draws flies). Also it not hardly accepted reality among the physics community (the people who actually understand the math).

As laid out by Everett, the superpositioned infinite universes are non-communicating and information can not move between the universes. This would seem to argue against it as an explanation for past life regression.

But if in learning past life regression, this is the explanation offered by instructors I'd be very interested to learn this. thecorndogwalker?

02-06-2007, 08:22 AM	#11
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Ah, we're using Everett's MWI in particular. Other proposed multiverses do use collapsing waveforms as the source of branching. I'm familiar with Everett, DeWitt and Deutsch. There is good thoery in there and over the decades more pseudoscience new-age misinterpretation has attached to Everett than just about any other part of quantum mechanics (which draws pseudoscience like flies to whatever draws flies). Also it not hardly accepted reality among the physics community (the people who actually understand the math). As laid out by Everett, the superpositioned infinite universes are *non-communicating* and information can not move between the universes. This would seem to argue against it as an explanation for past life regression. But if in learning past life regression, this is the explanation offered by instructors I'd be very interested to learn this. thecorndogwalker?
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