A cartography of empty space – following a map, where personal context provides the only coordinates ~ the outline suggests a memory of a shadow in a dream – a voyage taken on an uncertain sea.
Tag: memory
seagull surreal
do not attempt this without proper supervision.
contact your local covid response team
if you feel you
are
being lied
to
or
if
you feel
an absurdist
play
coming on –
shelf-isolate
when encountering
doppelgangers,
tulpas,
or
temporal-dislocation( especially while brushing teeth ).
night sky descends
night sky ( part knife, part feather ) descends,
enters the window,
sits on the chair,
&
begins to reminisce.
JPK – 2020.
Asemic Postcard 120 – social distancing
I name all things in my room
and they rehearse their names,
gather in groups, form tesseracts,
discussing their names among themselves
I will not say the cast is less than the print
I will not say the curve is longer than the line,
I should read all things like braille in this season
with my fingers I should read them
lest I go blind in both eyes reading with
that other eye the final hieroglyph
from Poems in Braille (1966) by Gwendolyn MacEwen
Philosopher of physics Tim Maudlin of New York University, who was not part of the study, agrees. “Nobody thinks a photon is an observer, unless you are a panpsychic,” he says.
….the QBism interpretation embraces the probabilistic element of quantum theory wholeheartedly (QBism, pronounced “cubism,” is actually short for quantum Bayesianism, a reference to 18th-century mathematician Thomas Bayes’s work on probability.) QBists argue that a person can only use quantum mechanics to calculate how to calibrate his or her beliefs about what he or she will measure in an experiment. “Measurement outcomes must be regarded as personal to the agent who makes the measurement,” says Ruediger Schack of Royal Holloway, University of London, who is one of QBism’s founders. According to QBism’s tenets, quantum theory cannot tell you anything about the underlying state of reality,………
Source : This Twist on Schrödinger’s Cat Paradox Has Major Implications for Quantum Theory
