After watching this film, you will find that the best products in the "big bang" are not exaggerated, because scientists think too deeply all day long. If I keep thinking about these problems, how can I work, eat and sleep well. . .
The whole movie is quite long, but a few wonderful links can be picked out and watched:
1) Opening animation: church & laboratory Are religion and science incompatible or do they achieve the same goal? In the quantum dimension, manipulating subjective consciousness and objective matter is likely to be able to be unified. This is the point I want to explore in the whole article
2) sense and realization: We cannot perceive a completely "objective" world
3) What is the objective world? Matter is actually emptiness, emptiness is actually energy, and the effect does not need to be through "contact"; time and space are not absolute, why only the past can affect the future? And the sense of space created by all the separation is really just an illusion?
4) E.Schrdinger's cat The life and death of a cat is an objective phenomenon, but it also depends on your perception. To see, or not to see, to know, or not to know, creates countless possibilities?
5) Consciousness is the bombardment of cells by chemical factors produced by your hypothalamus. Similar perceptions, the same chemical formula will exacerbate this bombardment feeling, so people have "personality". Our perception of the individual is actually a kind of "chemical addiction"
6) A small circle becomes a small ball - the evolutionary thinking from 2D to 3D, thinking about the possibility of our evolution to 4D. Really fun!
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