Is There Any Sixth Sense

IS THERE ANY SIXTH SENSE
[THROUGH THE WORMHOLE]
S02E05

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1513168/

Is There Any Sixth Sense
EXCERPTS

Inner Consciousness
[layer by layer]


Global consciousness

Global Consciousness Project

Roger reasoned that if one person sitting close by
could alter their readouts,
then perhaps the mass thoughts of entire cities
could do the same.

Could Random-Number Generators placed around the world
be used to track the minds of millions of individuals?

What we have done is set up a scientific experiment
with a fairly simple hypothesis.
The idea is,
when large numbers of people share a consciousness state,
especially emotional,
then our network will show deviations from randomness.



Morphic Field


The sixth sense is effectively
the ability to detect information at a distance --
that's one f the definitions --
through mechanisms not known to date.


The experiment seems to show
that two brains in separate locations
can share a single experiences.

Human thoughts are not non-physical.
They are physical units of action potentials
from the nerve itself.

Can they be transmitted across space?
Under certain conditions, absolutely,
and there's evidence for it.



Cosmic Consciousness


Erwin Schrodinger,
one of the founders of quantum mechanics,
designed a thought experiment to drive home
the strange rule of his theory.

Let's say we put a cat and a vial of poison in a box.
We add an atom of radioactive uranium
and a Geiger counter.
if the uranium decays,
its sets off the Geiger counter,
which then releases the poison and silently kills the cat.
Before we open the box and look,
we can't actually know whether the uranium has decayed or not
since radioactive dacay
is a probabilistic quantum event.

Here's the question.
Is the cat dead or alive?
Well, according to quantum mechanics,
the cat is neither dead nor alive
but the sum of the two states.
Well, at that point, you say,
"Well, that's nonsense,
that's preposterous.
How can you be both dead and alive simultaneously?"

Schrodinger's cat was supposed to show
that NOTHING IN THIS UNIVERSE IS CERTAIN
UNTIL SOMEONE MAKES A MEASUREMENT.
But another pioneer of quantum mechanics,
Eugene Wigner,
believed it could teach us
something else about the working of the universe --
that consciousness controls everything.

Winger said, "Let's take it one step farther.
"If I, a human being, looks at the cat,
I am conscious.
Therefore, consciousness determines existence."
At that point, Einstein went ballistic
and said, "What?"
"You're saying that the fact that you are a conscious being
determines the fact that the cat is alive?"
The answer is yes,
and Wigner made one more step.
and that is,

"How do I know I'M ALIVE?"

You see, the cat and me, we're part of the same universe.
If i don't know the cat is alive or dead,
I could also be dad at the same time
and not even know it.
So, who detemines that I'm alive?

Well, Wigner's friend looks at me,
I look at the cat,
and we exist.
But then who looks at Wigner's friend?
And there's an infinte chain of people looking at people
looking at people until, finally, you hit cosmic consciousness.

Some consciousness that's ethereal,
that envelops the Universe,
which looka at us and says,
"Aha, the cat is alive."

Wigner believed that conscientiousness
is an inextricable part of reality,
THAT NOTHING REALLY HAPPENS IN THE PHYSICAL WORLD
UNLESS A CONSCIOUS MIND OBSERVE IT.



PRESENTIMENT
[you are driving and you are feeling uneasy, like something is going to happen and you
slow down.]

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