Quote:Against the fallacy of neuroscience, my counter-proposal sounds like this: we are more than one network. Usually I hate the holographic principle because New Age literature is abusing it, but regardless, I have to refer to it. Matti Pitkánen—the Finnish physicist—said, "The universe emulates itself on every level/' Statements like this can illustrate what I am trying to do by translating into Western language what is said by mystical teaching or indigenous people. Phis statement, “the
universe emulates itself on every level,” is a contemporary version of the hermeneutic wisdom "as above, so below.” My basic tenet is: at the bottom or the top—it doesn’t matter where we enter non-local realms— there is a non-biological web embedding our existence and consciousness
non-locally in the universe.
Quote:For parapsychologists, nonlocality comes to the rescue as an explanation of psi phenomenon. However, the second pillar of quantum mechanics, the uncertainty principle, makes their research and replication difficult: sometimes this kind of interaction comes up with fuzzy results. Therefore, if I try to use quantum correlations to explain some anomalous phenomena, I have to admit that at times their spooky effect can be pretty obscure and unreliable.
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