Quantum Reality

        What is quantum reality? Quantum reality is the holly grail of the theoretical physics world. It is the interpretation         of how our universe really works and what existence is. The idea of quantum reality has been debated, analyzed, and theorized by some of the greatest minds the human race has ever known. Men with the most extraordinary intellectual powers such as Albert Einstein, Niels Bohr, and Erwin Schrödinger worked on this puzzle without coming to a definite answer. There are eight accepted views on quantum reality, each has fundamental flaws but they are the best mankind’s greatest could come up with. The eight realities are its creator’s major guess on what’s really going on in our world.

The first reality is the Copenhagen interpretation, which basically says there is no deep reality. This interpretation comes from the Copenhagen school in Germany and was developed by Niels Bohr. Bohr said, There is no quantum world only an abstract description based on quantum physics. The Copenhagen interpretation says that the world we see is very real, but floats on a world that is not real. The everyday phenomena are not made of normal matter but an altogether different kind of being that is indescribable. This view is by far the most widely accepted. Bohr also stated in his interpretation that no advances in technology would ever be able to reveal the deeper truth of quantum reality.

The second quantum reality is the modified Copenhagen interpretation. This reality is based on Bohr’s reality but is modified to basically say reality is created by the observer. In this interpretation there is still no deep quantum reality, but says there is phenomenal reality. What we see is definitely real, but these phenomena are not really there on the absence of someone there to see it. This interpretation is easily summed up by saying, “You create your own reality”. In this theory nothing is real until it is an observed phenomenon. This Modified version is the most widely used interpretation, and is common place used in philosophy and many idealistic themes.

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The third quantum reality was conceived by Walter Heitler. His interpretation is reality is an undivided wholeness. This basically says that everything in our universe is not separate items such as planets, stars, elements, atoms or even humans. Everything is part of an inseparable whole. In this interpretation Heitler accepts the modified Copenahgenist observer created reality, but adds that the act of observation dissolves the barrier between observer and the observed.  The observer is a necessary part of the whole. Once obsereved the object is now an inseparable part of the observer.

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