Love the ideas above - it reminds me of a quote from the German poet and philosopher, Rainer Maria Rilke: “I live not in dreams but in contemplation of a reality that is perhaps the future...”
Is possible that Alfred North Whitehead is the piece of the puzzle needed here to close the gaps and fill the the empty spaces, for the quantum/ fractal analogy to work.
I have mixed feelings. To some extent I agree: our feelings and thoughts do matter, and change reality. On the other hand I get the idea of “wishful thinking”. With a more spatiotemporal orientation of human being, and a co-existence of past and future around the self, we actually connect experiences over time. We are reality, in every aspect. Maybe this perspective equals the ideas of Qbism, but in my ears it sounds even more influential.
Love the ideas above - it reminds me of a quote from the German poet and philosopher, Rainer Maria Rilke: “I live not in dreams but in contemplation of a reality that is perhaps the future...”
Is possible that Alfred North Whitehead is the piece of the puzzle needed here to close the gaps and fill the the empty spaces, for the quantum/ fractal analogy to work.
I have mixed feelings. To some extent I agree: our feelings and thoughts do matter, and change reality. On the other hand I get the idea of “wishful thinking”. With a more spatiotemporal orientation of human being, and a co-existence of past and future around the self, we actually connect experiences over time. We are reality, in every aspect. Maybe this perspective equals the ideas of Qbism, but in my ears it sounds even more influential.