Thread: Creating reality through lucid dreaming

Originally Posted by Sageous

And that sounds like the esteemed Mr. Brown is simply misinterpreting a curious trait of quantum mechanics -- that the nature of a subatomic particle changes when it is observed. Pretty much any physicist, not just Katherine, will "create" a particle every time he chooses to, since the act of observing the particles defines (aka creates) them. Also, does noticing a subatomic particle really make you a master of your universe? Does it really equate to manipulating reality itself? I don't think so.

You might not want to put too much faith in the extremely creative writings of Mr Brown.

Actually we can influence matter outside of the "observing a particle makes it behave differently" effect. Tom Shadyac made a documentary called I Am, and it is about happiness and what draws people to be kind to one another. He did an experiment in the movie where his emotions could manipulate the electric potential energy of yogurt.

He later interviews someone that was talking about how our random number generators have started to show patterns during periods of mass distress (9/11, tsunamis, ect.)

They also talk about some quantum mechanics and how subatomic particles can influence each other across (essentially) infinite distances instantaneously.

They use all this to suggest that we are all connected at some level and can influence matter (and people) around us.

Here he is talking about the yogurt experiment:



I am not saying that believing in something will dramatically influence future events at any large scale. I just thought it was interesting piece of info and somewhat relevant to the conversation. And before you dismiss everything I said, watch the movie and take it up with them.