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3. The universe and its origins
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The implication of non-locality and awareness (rules) |
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| We will describe the profound implications of the previous section in more detail later in the chapters. However for the moment, it is important to consider what the proof of the universe being non-local means. | ||
| 3.12.1 | There is a message system operating between particles that is faster than light | |
| Put simply, the proof of the non-local experiments shows that there is some kind of message system between all particles that is faster than light. This message system, for want of a better word, could be be described as some kind of fundamental awareness. | ||
| This awareness somehow provides the "glue" for all the behaviour previously identified in relation to fundamental particles. The only problem then is how and even why? | ||
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