10 Pieces of Evidence Alternate Realities Exist

Hello all,
I haven't been here for about 5 years,being very busy,but now have something to discuss.
Do you guys agree with every piece of evidence in this video,or everything can be called into the question,as he himself asks at the end?

What do you guys think?
Part of it is scientific,part mysterious

 

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I'm not watching this shit. If you want to discuss it, summarise the points of interest it makes and we can talk about them.

 

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That's the whole question about it - is this video shit or not?

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He claims to provide 10 pieces of evidence for alternate realities, starting from : double-slit experiment, then Large Collider,then dreams(claiming the when we dream we experience parallel words),then big bang,some historical artefacts(claiming that they may be slipped from another universe), then woman who claimed to be from another universe,deja vu... Blend science and paranormal. It is hard to me to summarise, it is easier to watch the video . But if this video is shit,then nothing to discuss

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OK. See you in another five years then, maybe.

 

I hoped that You will take few minutes to watch the video,maybe there is on something. Do You REALLY think that this is shit not worthy of even watching/discussing?

 

Alexander, when you were last here, five years ago, you were trying to get me to take an interest in shit videos. : http://www.sciforums.com/threads/woman-claims-she-is-from-a-parallel-universe.153016/#post-3340052

And now, here you are again, trying to get me interested in..................

................see what I mean?

Unlike, you, apparently, I can learn from experience, you see.

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Ok,thanks even for that

 

Here I am summarizing the video:
1 .Double slit experiment

2. Unexplained artifacts

3.Repeating universes

4.Supernatural activity(meaning,ghosts may be beings from another universes)

5.4th Dimension

6.Large Hadron Collider

7.Dreams(claiming that we visit parallel universes in dreams)

8.The visitor from Taured

9.Lerina Garcia Gordo( woman who claimed to be from another universe)

10.Alter Vu and Mandella Effect

 

Moderator,please close the thread!

 

The 10 claims listed are enough to qualify the video as a pile of shit

If you have watched it (I haven't - see above why I haven't), you would have perhaps posted it to some of of the strange people who post in the forum in their private section

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If it is actually going to require mention of a specific item to get it done (i.e., the video's cover image not being sufficient)... Then the "London hammer" alone qualifies for the thread being moved to a sub-forum of the "On the Fringe" section.

 

I'm not convinced that's evidence of "alternate realities". I'm most emphatically not a quantum physicist, but my favored layman's interpretation of the double slit experiment is that unactualized possibilities do have some kind of physical reality. Hence a photon can go through one slit and interact with the possibility that it might have gone through the other slit so as to produce an interference pattern.

I'm not sure whether that qualifies as an 'alternate reality' theory. It isn't a full-blown many worlds multiverse idea of the modal realism sort. It's more like early David Bohm and his 'pilot waves', where actual reality is surrounded by a cloud of unactualized possibility states corresponding to ways that things might have been, that subtly interact with physical reality and perhaps arguably guide it in whatever ways Bohm imagined his pilot waves doing.

Or something like that...

Only suggest the existence of unknown explanations, not necessarily alternative realities.

I'm not sure what that refers to.

I don't believe in ghosts, though I do accept that unexplained phenomena can and probably do occur. (Even that idea gets me flamed on Sciforums.) But it's still a huge leap from unexplained phenomena to alternative realities.

Would be time, wouldn't it? Not to say that time isn't exceedingly mysterious.

But sure, I can imagine additional spatial dimensions that we are totally unaware of. I can imagine being locked in a totally sealed room and kind of stepping...sideways... in some incomprehensible way out of the room.

I have no way of knowing whether any additional spatial dimensions like that exist though, so it's totally speculative. It's conceivable though that physics might find some theoretical use for them though (it already has to some extent), some future experiment might verify their existence, and physics might someday provide some means of accessing them.

What's the relevance to alternative realities?

I realize that many cultures have traditionally interpreted dreams that way. But I don't. Most of my dreams (what I can remember of them, which typically isn't much since they fade rapidly) seem to consist of scraps of memory from my waking life, assembled in no particular order with a seeming narrative connecting the parts that rarely makes much sense when I wake up.

I'm inclined to think of that as normal psychological processes at work. We normally try to assemble our experiences into narratives that make sense to us. Science is just one of the ways we do it. So when we are asleep, and memories bubble up, perhaps as part of some process in which they are being read from short term memory and written into long-term storage, the narrative-making function goes to work and tries to generate a story connecting them.

I have no idea what these mean (and I'm too lazy to google them).

 

Hi James. Much of Your comments constitute "I don't know what it is " . Then maybe You watch the video, all this covered there, and then You can express Your more informed opinions

 

This is a discussion forum, not a video platform.

You asked a simple question: "What do we think?"
Members gave a simple answer: "We think it's junk."

You want a more in-depth discussion - it starts with you.

 

Hi Dave, how members can give this simple answer without watching video? It is short one, only 12 minutes. I don't know how to start in-depth discussion about this,I think the simpliest way is just to watch the video and to discuss its validity.Thanks

 

Online forums, in which starting in-depth discussions is the primary function, may not be for you.

 

Most of the junk on the video is rehashed junk, and I am guessing most members have already seen a good portion already elsewhere

Any junk not seen is guilty by association

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I just watched the first part of the video.

The double slit problem is tremendously interesting, but we already knew that. I don't think that it's convincing evidence of alternate realities though, Discussion of it is a topic for a different thread on quantum mechanics interpretations. (Which would be philosophical and would elicit deafening screeching from the direction of Australia complete with out-of-context Feynman quotes, so best to skip that.)

His two examples of 'unexplained artifacts' were the 'London hammer' and the 'Antikythera mechanism'.

Neither one is particularly persuasive for his case. The London hammer (quiet down Exchemist! The London in question is London Texas, the real one, not some obscure place back of beyond in Britain) was a rock that somebody found in 1936 that seemed to have a piece of wood sticking out of it. The rock was later broken open to reveal a metal hammer head with a broken-off wooden handle inside. The metal composition of the hammer head proved to be nothing special and its style was late 19th century. The narrator tossed out something about "carbon 14 dating" along with a claim that the rock in which the hammer was encased was 500 million years old. That isn't consistent with the wood in the handle surviving. (And C-14 dating isn't really able to provide dates that old.) What the London hammer appears to me to be is a later 19th century hammerhead whose handle may have broken off, fell in mud and became encased in a concretion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concretion

The Antikythera mechanism is more interesting. It's an elaborate gear-work found in the remains of a Hellenistic shipwreck from about 100-150 BCE. It's often described as an "analog computer" but it's probably more accurate to describe it as an orrery. These are clockwork models of the heavens, sometimes quite elaborate, that show the positions of the planets in the sky on particular dates. Modern planetarium projectors are their direct descendants. The Antikythera mechanism is made of brass, is certainly consistent with the technology of the Hellenistic period, and appears to have generated a geocentric view of the heavens.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orrery

Repeating universes was something kind of vague and incomprehensible about the big bang, that drifted off into eternal return speculations. Nothing like evidence that I could see.

I lost interest at that point.