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Top Physicist ...
Reality is not Physical
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Transcript Below
Top Physicist ...
Reality is not Physical
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Transcript Below
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Federico Faggin,
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inventor of the microprocessor,
reveals a groundbreaking perspective on consciousness and quantum reality.
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Check out the FULL INTERVIEW HERE: • Quantum Information Panpsychism Expla...
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Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind
http://bit.ly/2RGCade
Time Stamps: 0:00 –
Beyond the Physical 0:47 –
The Holographic Body 2:38 -
Quantum Reality 7:37 -
Consciousness Collapses the Field 10:13 -
The Inner Field 12:49 - Reality Is Not Binary 15:24 -
Life after Death 19:01 -
The Birth of Identity 21:01 -
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A New Understanding
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Federico Faggin,
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inventor of the microprocessor,
reveals a groundbreaking perspective on consciousness and quantum reality.
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Check out the FULL INTERVIEW HERE: • Quantum Information Panpsychism Expla...
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Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind
http://bit.ly/2RGCade
Time Stamps: 0:00 –
Beyond the Physical 0:47 –
The Holographic Body 2:38 -
Quantum Reality 7:37 -
Consciousness Collapses the Field 10:13 -
The Inner Field 12:49 - Reality Is Not Binary 15:24 -
Life after Death 19:01 -
The Birth of Identity 21:01 -
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A New Understanding
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Beyond the Physical
The Holographic Body
Quantum Reality
Consciousness Collapses the Field
The Inner Field
Reality Is Not Binary
Life after Death
The Birth of Identity
A New Understanding
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The Holographic Body
Quantum Reality
Consciousness Collapses the Field
The Inner Field
Reality Is Not Binary
Life after Death
The Birth of Identity
A New Understanding
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Beyond the Physical
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The Transcript of the Video
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Beyond the Physical
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The Transcript of the Video
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it took me 30 years to figure out i can0:03
explain what physicists in a 100 years0:06
have not0:07
understood nobody can understand why0:10
quantum computers work because their0:12
actual operation cannot occur in0:15
spacetime there is a deeper reality0:18
where the feelings and the fields exist0:22
the meaning of information exist and0:25
from that world you have this world that0:28
is a classical world where you can get0:31
classical information and we think that0:32
the only world that exist is this world0:35
but this world we have constructed with0:37
our bodies what you're about to hear0:39
might completely rewire how you see0:41
yourself your body your mind even your0:44
place in the universe federico Fin isn't
The Holographic Body
0:48
just any scientist he's the man who0:50
invented the microprocessor see in every0:53
computer each switch a bit is either on0:56
or off that's it zero or one but your0:59
body every single one of your 501:02
trillion cells contains the entire1:04
blueprint of who you are every cell is a1:07
miniature reflection of the whole that's1:09
not mechanical that's holographic we as1:12
human beings we are fields which are1:15
part whole of one the totality of what1:19
exists same pattern repeated at1:22
different scales and here's where it1:24
gets even more interesting he says each1:26
of these cells doesn't just hold1:28
information it's connected to the whole1:30
body through something deeper quantum1:32
fields this means your body isn't just a1:34
system of parts working in isolation1:37
it's a field of intelligence a1:39
constantly adapting self-aware network1:41
and this isn't speculation this is1:44
backed by the foundations of quantum1:46
physics now let's unpack that in1:48
classical physics we treat matter like1:51
isolated measurable stuff but quantum1:54
physics shattered that idea particles1:56
aren't objects they're states of a field1:59
you can't separate the wave from the2:01
ocean likewise you can't separate a cell2:04
from the field it emerges from so when2:06
we ask
"What are we really?"
We're not2:09
bags of chemicals reacting predictably2:11
we are dynamic indeterminate systems2:14
woven into fields that respond to2:16
intention attention and maybe even2:19
consciousness and if that's true then2:21
the way we've modeled consciousness like2:24
it's a side effect of the brain2:26
chemistry isn't just incomplete it's2:28
fundamentally flawed stay with me2:31
because what comes next dives even2:33
deeper you're about to see why classical2:35
science has been missing the most2:36
important part of the picture for over a
Quantum Reality
2:38
century science has operated under a2:41
simple rule if you can't measure it it2:44
doesn't exist that's how we ended up2:46
reducing life to chemical reactions and2:48
neurons firing in the brain because2:51
that's what we could observe record and2:54
replicate but here's a problem that2:56
method powerful as it is can only2:58
describe half the picture the visible3:01
half the measurable half what it misses3:03
are the invisible connections the3:05
quantum fields that hold everything3:07
together and ironically quantum physics3:10
has been telling us this for decades3:12
particles which we once believed to be3:14
tiny building blocks of matter turned3:16
out to be not particles at all they're3:20
not little marbles bouncing around3:22
they're states of a field temporary3:25
ripples in something much deeper they3:28
come and go they aren't permanent and3:30
they aren't separate this changes3:33
everything especially when it comes to3:35
understanding life because your body3:36
every cell in it is made of these3:38
quantum states and these states aren't3:42
isolated they're entangled which means3:45
the idea of you being a self-contained3:47
machine it was never true particles are3:50
not objects particles are states of a3:55
field they cannot be taken away from the3:58
fields they're not separable from the4:00
fields so why has modern science clung4:03
so tightly to the machine model because4:06
it's predictable it's controllable and4:09
it gives the illusion of certainty in a4:11
classical world things follow rules they4:14
can be mapped built and manipulated and4:17
that's attractive not just to scientists4:20
but to industries built around control4:22
but in a quantum classical world things4:25
behave differently they adapt they4:28
self-organize they evolve in ways that4:30
can't always be predicted that's a lot4:32
harder to monetize and much harder to4:35
dominate and here's where it gets even4:37
deeper if the classical model strips4:40
away meaning treating consciousness like4:42
a byproduct of brain chemistry then the4:45
quantum model does the opposite it puts4:48
consciousness at the foundation not an4:50
accident not an output but the starting4:54
point of reality itself and if that's4:56
true then everything from artificial4:58
intelligence to neuroscience has been5:00
built on a dangerously incomplete5:02
understanding of what it means to be5:04
alive if you've ever wondered why5:07
consciousness still remains one of the5:08
greatest mysteries in science it comes5:11
down to this we've been trying to5:13
explain it using tools that simply5:15
aren't built for the job in the5:17
classical world the world of computers5:19
and equations information is static you5:23
can copy it move it and process it5:25
through algorithms that's what your5:27
phone does every second of the day a bit5:29
is either zero or one and those values5:32
can be duplicated perfectly but quantum5:35
information plays by completely5:37
different rules you can't copy it you5:39
can't even fully observe it without5:41
disturbing it the moment you try to5:43
measure a quantum bit what's called a5:45
cubit you collapse it the infinite5:48
possibilities it holds shrink down to5:50
just one zero or one based on5:52
probability and once that collapse5:54
happens the original state is lost the5:57
maximum information that you can get5:59
from a quantum bit is a classical bit6:02
the quantum bit cannot be known the the6:06
note cloning theorem says that you6:08
cannot clone even a quantum bit quantum6:12
information cannot be reproduced6:14
classical information can be reproduced6:16
this means quantum information is6:18
private it cannot be separated from the6:20
system that holds it and here's the6:22
mindbending part this kind of6:24
information behaves more like experience6:27
than data what do you feel right now6:29
your inner world can't be downloaded6:32
client or transferred it's real it6:35
exists but only within you and that6:39
leads to a radical idea maybe6:41
consciousness isn't produced by the6:43
brain maybe the brain is a translator a6:47
filter for a deeper quantum field that6:50
already contains awareness so when we6:52
try to explain consciousness using6:54
algorithms we hit a wall because6:56
algorithms can't produce meaning they6:59
can only simulate structure a machine7:02
might generate a sentence but it doesn't7:04
feel the meaning of that sentence even7:07
if AI gives you a good idea AI doesn't7:10
know that it is a good idea you7:11
recognize the good idea of AI with your7:14
understanding with your comprehension in7:16
this view consciousness and free will7:18
aren't emergent they're foundational and7:21
everything else from biology to7:23
technology emerges from them this flips7:26
the scientific model upside down because7:28
if what we feel can't be measured copied7:31
or simulated then it may be quantum7:33
information tied to a field that science7:36
still barely understands there's a
Consciousness Collapses the Field
7:38
moment in quantum physics that no one7:40
can fully explain a moment where7:42
potential becomes actual it's called the7:45
collapse of the wave function and it's7:47
one of the most mysterious transitions7:49
in all of science the collapse of the7:51
wave function is just a way of saying7:54
that we don't know at the quantum level7:56
particles don't exist in one place they7:59
exist in multiple states at once until8:01
we observe them then suddenly everything8:04
changes the field collapses and a single8:07
outcome appears but here's the catch8:10
physics can't explain how that collapse8:12
happens there's no formula no mechanism8:15
it's not a gradual process it's8:18
instantaneous unpredictable and8:20
completely outside the bounds of8:21
classical cause and effect and this is8:23
where it gets really strange what if8:26
that collapse doesn't happen to us but8:30
through us what if observation itself8:33
the act of conscious awareness is what8:36
finalizes reality think about it a8:38
particle only chooses a state when it's8:41
observed but what does observed mean a8:44
camera a sensor or something with the8:47
capacity to experience this idea that8:50
consciousness plays a role in shaping8:52
reality isn't just philosophical8:54
speculation it's built into the math of8:57
quantum mechanics and it suggests8:59
something profound that you're not just9:02
witnessing the world you're9:03
participating in its creation quantum9:06
information is the representation of9:09
inner experience and the collapse of the9:11
wave function is the representation of9:13
my of the free will this isn't about9:15
magical thinking it's about revisiting9:17
the assumptions we've made about how9:19
matter and mind interact and realizing9:22
that they were never truly separate to9:24
begin with because if quantum states9:26
collapse only when measured and9:28
measurement requires a reference point9:31
then consciousness may be that reference9:33
point not an observer in the background9:36
but an active agent embedded in the9:38
field itself in fact every act of9:40
awareness could be a moment of creation9:43
where infinite possibilities collapse9:45
into a single lived experience one9:48
that's only meaningful because you are9:51
the one experiencing it this may be the9:54
clearest explanation yet for something9:56
science has danced around for decades9:58
why you can't fully describe reality10:01
without including the observer and if10:04
that's true then your attention your10:06
awareness isn't just a passive process10:09
it might be the very mechanism that10:11
turns potential into reality when you
The Inner Field
10:14
think about information what comes to10:15
mind a message a number a word on a10:18
screen but that kind of information what10:20
physics calls classical has no meaning10:23
on its own it can be copied moved10:26
analyzed but it doesn't feel like10:28
anything in classical systems meaning is10:31
stripped away a zero is just a zero a10:34
one is just a one the system doesn't10:36
care what it means it just runs the10:39
program but consciousness doesn't work10:41
like that there's a kind of information10:43
we rarely talk about you don't just know10:46
it you feel it the warmth of sunlight10:49
the sound of your name the sense that10:52
something is beautiful or true these are10:55
not just inputs they are experiences and10:58
experiences cannot be reduced to numbers11:02
what we feel is only within the field11:05
that's how we know the meaning is within11:08
us is within the field is not in the11:10
information this is where the idea of11:12
quantum information becomes essential11:15
because quantum information unlike11:16
classical bits cannot be copied or11:18
cloned it exists as a unique invisible11:21
state one that collapses the moment it's11:24
observed it's measured just like a11:27
personal experience it can be11:28
represented but never reproduced and11:31
this leads to a startling realization11:34
maybe feelings conscious experiences are11:38
themselves quantum phenomena maybe your11:40
inner world is not something generated11:42
by the brain but something expressed11:45
through it we've built entire11:47
civilizations around the idea that11:49
meaning comes from the outside world but11:51
what if it's the opposite what if11:54
meaning is generated from the inside and11:56
everything else is just the map not the11:59
territory a theory of reality is not12:02
reality okay so what you feel only you12:06
field not body you field can actually12:11
know and you know inside and what you12:14
can say about what you feel is a small12:17
part of what you feel olivo's theorem12:20
one bit per quantum bit this flips the12:22
script on neuroscience philosophy even12:25
technology because if meaning can't be12:27
measured or shared in the traditional12:29
sense then no machine no matter how12:32
powerful can replicate what it's like to12:34
be you this isn't just about12:36
consciousness it's about reality itself12:39
cuz when you realize that the universe12:41
doesn't contain meaning but that you're12:43
the source of it then suddenly you're12:45
not a passenger in this world you're a12:48
creator we like to think of the world as
Reality Is Not Binary
12:50
something out there separate from us12:53
something we can study manipulate even12:55
control but this idea rests on a deep12:58
assumption that the observer and the13:00
observed are two different things13:02
quantum physics says otherwise at its13:05
deepest level reality is holistic it's13:07
not built from separate parts it's made13:10
of relationships fields and interactions13:13
you can't pull something out of context13:15
and still understand what it is because13:17
the moment you isolate it you destroy13:19
what made it meaningful in the first13:21
place there is no clear boundary between13:26
classical and quantum in other words we13:29
again want to put things into boxes13:32
that's the first mistake there are no13:35
separate boxes one is holistic the13:39
reality deeper reality is holistic means13:43
is not made of separable parts this13:46
isn't just theory it shows up everywhere13:49
in a quantum system you can't fully13:51
describe a particle without including13:53
the system that observes it you can't13:55
separate the dancer from the dance the13:57
act of observation is part of the14:00
process but in classical science we've14:02
spent centuries trying to reduce14:04
everything to pieces to break nature14:07
down into smaller and smaller parts why14:10
because parts can be measured parts can14:12
be controlled but fields relationships14:16
those don't fit neatly into equations so14:19
we started simplifying we took the14:21
infinite and made it binary true or14:24
false right or wrong zero or one it made14:28
things easier to work with but in doing14:30
so we began mistaking the map for the14:33
territory even true or false is a14:39
approximation of reality valid under14:41
certain conditions and that's a problem14:44
the world we've built the science the14:46
logic the technology is based on14:48
simplifications that break down the14:50
moment we go deep enough it's like14:52
trying to describe a symphony using only14:54
two notes at some point the system14:56
becomes incoherent not because it's14:59
wrong but because reality is more than15:01
logic it's dynamic it's alive and it15:04
includes you the paradox we've built15:07
machines that simulate intelligence but15:09
we still don't understand the very15:11
intelligence that built them because15:13
we've been asking the wrong question not15:15
how does it work but what is it that15:19
knows and the deeper you go into that15:21
question the more the answers start15:23
pointing inward we've all wondered at
Life after Death
15:25
some point what happens after death15:27
let's hear what Federico has to say15:29
about it imagine that you control a15:32
drone you know we are a body controls a15:34
drone that is in Afghanistan you know15:37
watching around and semiautonomous so I15:40
don't have to worry about I only have to15:42
express where I want it to go so now the15:45
drone looks at that reality where it is15:49
sends me information and I get the I get15:52
the conscious experience of what the15:55
drone is seeing that conscious15:57
experience is not in my body is in my16:01
consciousness And based on that and16:03
based on my free will I'll tell the16:05
drone what to do the drone doesn't know16:07
anything you know you were so focused on16:10
that drone that you only saw what the16:13
drone was seeing because you were16:14
piloting it and you were16:17
concentrated then when the drone doesn't16:19
send you on it you look around you say16:21
"Oh my god I there is another world16:24
here." You see that's that's the same16:26
thing the egg the ego when the body dies16:29
you know it doesn't look at the signals16:31
of the body anymore and it looks around16:33
oh I'm I'm Wow look at this if16:35
consciousness doesn't come from the body16:37
but only uses the body then death isn't16:40
the end it's just a disconnection like a16:42
drone going dark while the operator16:45
remains intact simply shifting awareness16:47
back to its original source and when16:50
that drone goes offline when the body16:52
dies consciousness doesn't disappear it16:54
simply loses its local connection this16:57
isn't just speculation thousands of17:00
near-death experiences around the world17:02
describe the same thing separation from17:04
the body awareness of surroundings and a17:07
shift into something vaster more17:09
peaceful more real than anything17:11
physical people report seeing their own17:14
surgery from above they recount17:16
conversations that occurred while their17:18
brain showed no measurable activity and17:20
in some cases they meet people relatives17:23
friends they didn't even know had passed17:25
until they returned and learned the17:28
truth they are clinically dead they're17:30
not dead clearly if they are17:31
resuscitated but but they are for all17:34
practical purposes dead okay and they17:37
have an experience in the hospital they17:39
see17:40
themselves in the operating table17:45
they later tell what's going on while17:48
the brain has no electrical signal the17:50
brain is not functioning so how can you17:52
be outside of the body looking down at17:54
your body in in the operating table17:57
that's cannot be explained right this17:59
challenges everything we thought we knew18:02
if the brain stops functioning and yet18:04
awareness persists then consciousness18:07
cannot be a product of the brain it must18:09
be something deeper something already18:11
existing before the brain and continuing18:13
after it even more fascinating is the18:16
idea that the physical world we18:17
experience is filtered limited like a18:20
narrow frequency band tuned by the18:22
senses but outside that band a broader18:26
richer spectrum of reality may be18:28
constantly unfolding one we simply don't18:31
perceive through biological eyes bashin18:33
compares it to vision you see a tiny18:36
slice of light but the electromagnetic18:38
field holds infinitely more swap your18:41
eyes for a cell phone antenna and18:43
suddenly you'd see thousands of18:45
conversations happening all around you18:47
so what happens when the filter drops18:48
away when the body is gone and18:50
consciousness is no longer tethered to a18:53
narrow stream of data maybe you don't go18:56
anywhere because maybe you were never18:59
really in the body to begin with there's
The Birth of Identity
19:01
a moment instant silent and complete19:04
when consciousness becomes aware of19:06
itself not just aware of the world19:08
around it or of a body moving through19:11
space but of its own existence that19:14
moment isn't gradual it doesn't build19:16
flashes and in that flash something19:19
extraordinary happens the creation of a19:21
self the moment that one knows19:25
itself he has to know completely itself19:29
because it's not made of parts he cannot19:30
know a part of itself he has to know the19:32
totality of itself this is how19:34
individuality begins not as a separation19:38
but as a reflection consciousness19:40
looking at itself from one unique angle19:42
among infinite possible directions each19:44
angle creates a new heart hole a new19:48
expression of the same unified feel not19:51
a copy not a fragment but a hole seen19:54
from a different perspective it's like19:56
shining light through a crystal every19:58
being is unique but the source is the20:01
same in this model life isn't random20:03
it's not a side effect of chemistry it's20:06
the result of awareness folding in on20:08
itself generating complexity through20:10
recognition that's why each conscious20:13
being feels like an eye because each one20:16
is a distinct viewpoint within the great20:19
hull and here's where it goes even20:21
deeper according to this view everything20:24
that exists comes from this process the20:26
universe doesn't just exist it knows it20:30
exists and because of that it creates20:32
new layers of experience new dimensions20:35
of expression not through programming20:37
not through design but through the sheer20:40
act of self-awareness this isn't20:42
metaphor it's a model that explains why20:44
life can't be copied why consciousness20:47
can't be simulated and why true20:49
intelligence is always rooted in20:51
experience not in data so when we talk20:53
about identity we're not talking about a20:55
label or a role or a body we're talking20:58
about the field's way of knowing itself
A New Understanding
21:01
through you once you understand that21:03
awareness is not a byproduct of the21:05
brain but the source of everything those21:07
beliefs fall apart consciousness is21:11
beyond matter beyond this space and time21:14
is the tool for21:17
knowing in infinitely more powerful than21:20
any instrument that we have ever built21:22
in this view intelligence isn't about21:25
calculating faster it's about knowing21:27
meaning feeling truth recognizing beauty21:30
things no algorithm can replicate no21:32
matter how advanced even if artificial21:35
intelligence generates a brilliant idea21:37
it doesn't know that it's brilliant it21:39
doesn't feel it it can't understand what21:42
it means only you can do that this is21:45
the line no machine will ever cross the21:47
ability to know what it is like to be21:50
that's why self-awareness matters it's21:53
not just a spiritual luxury it's a21:55
survival mechanism because when you21:57
truly understand who you are when you21:59
experience yourself as part of a larger22:01
hole you stop competing you start22:04
cooperating not because someone told you22:07
to but because it's the only thing that22:09
makes sense and that might be the most22:12
important shift of all because we live22:14
in a world driven by fragmentation22:16
divided by belief identity and fear but22:19
those divisions aren't real they're the22:23
result of forgetting what we are we're22:25
not machines we're not separate we are22:28
fields of consciousness each one a22:30
unique way the universe sees itself and22:33
if enough of us remember that something22:36
changes not just in theory but in how we22:38
treat each other in how we build in how22:41
we live because the future doesn't22:43
belong to the fastest system it belongs22:46
to the deepest awareness this is for22:49
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explain what physicists in a 100 years0:06
have not0:07
understood nobody can understand why0:10
quantum computers work because their0:12
actual operation cannot occur in0:15
spacetime there is a deeper reality0:18
where the feelings and the fields exist0:22
the meaning of information exist and0:25
from that world you have this world that0:28
is a classical world where you can get0:31
classical information and we think that0:32
the only world that exist is this world0:35
but this world we have constructed with0:37
our bodies what you're about to hear0:39
might completely rewire how you see0:41
yourself your body your mind even your0:44
place in the universe federico Fin isn't
The Holographic Body
0:48
just any scientist he's the man who0:50
invented the microprocessor see in every0:53
computer each switch a bit is either on0:56
or off that's it zero or one but your0:59
body every single one of your 501:02
trillion cells contains the entire1:04
blueprint of who you are every cell is a1:07
miniature reflection of the whole that's1:09
not mechanical that's holographic we as1:12
human beings we are fields which are1:15
part whole of one the totality of what1:19
exists same pattern repeated at1:22
different scales and here's where it1:24
gets even more interesting he says each1:26
of these cells doesn't just hold1:28
information it's connected to the whole1:30
body through something deeper quantum1:32
fields this means your body isn't just a1:34
system of parts working in isolation1:37
it's a field of intelligence a1:39
constantly adapting self-aware network1:41
and this isn't speculation this is1:44
backed by the foundations of quantum1:46
physics now let's unpack that in1:48
classical physics we treat matter like1:51
isolated measurable stuff but quantum1:54
physics shattered that idea particles1:56
aren't objects they're states of a field1:59
you can't separate the wave from the2:01
ocean likewise you can't separate a cell2:04
from the field it emerges from so when2:06
we ask
"What are we really?"
We're not2:09
bags of chemicals reacting predictably2:11
we are dynamic indeterminate systems2:14
woven into fields that respond to2:16
intention attention and maybe even2:19
consciousness and if that's true then2:21
the way we've modeled consciousness like2:24
it's a side effect of the brain2:26
chemistry isn't just incomplete it's2:28
fundamentally flawed stay with me2:31
because what comes next dives even2:33
deeper you're about to see why classical2:35
science has been missing the most2:36
important part of the picture for over a
Quantum Reality
2:38
century science has operated under a2:41
simple rule if you can't measure it it2:44
doesn't exist that's how we ended up2:46
reducing life to chemical reactions and2:48
neurons firing in the brain because2:51
that's what we could observe record and2:54
replicate but here's a problem that2:56
method powerful as it is can only2:58
describe half the picture the visible3:01
half the measurable half what it misses3:03
are the invisible connections the3:05
quantum fields that hold everything3:07
together and ironically quantum physics3:10
has been telling us this for decades3:12
particles which we once believed to be3:14
tiny building blocks of matter turned3:16
out to be not particles at all they're3:20
not little marbles bouncing around3:22
they're states of a field temporary3:25
ripples in something much deeper they3:28
come and go they aren't permanent and3:30
they aren't separate this changes3:33
everything especially when it comes to3:35
understanding life because your body3:36
every cell in it is made of these3:38
quantum states and these states aren't3:42
isolated they're entangled which means3:45
the idea of you being a self-contained3:47
machine it was never true particles are3:50
not objects particles are states of a3:55
field they cannot be taken away from the3:58
fields they're not separable from the4:00
fields so why has modern science clung4:03
so tightly to the machine model because4:06
it's predictable it's controllable and4:09
it gives the illusion of certainty in a4:11
classical world things follow rules they4:14
can be mapped built and manipulated and4:17
that's attractive not just to scientists4:20
but to industries built around control4:22
but in a quantum classical world things4:25
behave differently they adapt they4:28
self-organize they evolve in ways that4:30
can't always be predicted that's a lot4:32
harder to monetize and much harder to4:35
dominate and here's where it gets even4:37
deeper if the classical model strips4:40
away meaning treating consciousness like4:42
a byproduct of brain chemistry then the4:45
quantum model does the opposite it puts4:48
consciousness at the foundation not an4:50
accident not an output but the starting4:54
point of reality itself and if that's4:56
true then everything from artificial4:58
intelligence to neuroscience has been5:00
built on a dangerously incomplete5:02
understanding of what it means to be5:04
alive if you've ever wondered why5:07
consciousness still remains one of the5:08
greatest mysteries in science it comes5:11
down to this we've been trying to5:13
explain it using tools that simply5:15
aren't built for the job in the5:17
classical world the world of computers5:19
and equations information is static you5:23
can copy it move it and process it5:25
through algorithms that's what your5:27
phone does every second of the day a bit5:29
is either zero or one and those values5:32
can be duplicated perfectly but quantum5:35
information plays by completely5:37
different rules you can't copy it you5:39
can't even fully observe it without5:41
disturbing it the moment you try to5:43
measure a quantum bit what's called a5:45
cubit you collapse it the infinite5:48
possibilities it holds shrink down to5:50
just one zero or one based on5:52
probability and once that collapse5:54
happens the original state is lost the5:57
maximum information that you can get5:59
from a quantum bit is a classical bit6:02
the quantum bit cannot be known the the6:06
note cloning theorem says that you6:08
cannot clone even a quantum bit quantum6:12
information cannot be reproduced6:14
classical information can be reproduced6:16
this means quantum information is6:18
private it cannot be separated from the6:20
system that holds it and here's the6:22
mindbending part this kind of6:24
information behaves more like experience6:27
than data what do you feel right now6:29
your inner world can't be downloaded6:32
client or transferred it's real it6:35
exists but only within you and that6:39
leads to a radical idea maybe6:41
consciousness isn't produced by the6:43
brain maybe the brain is a translator a6:47
filter for a deeper quantum field that6:50
already contains awareness so when we6:52
try to explain consciousness using6:54
algorithms we hit a wall because6:56
algorithms can't produce meaning they6:59
can only simulate structure a machine7:02
might generate a sentence but it doesn't7:04
feel the meaning of that sentence even7:07
if AI gives you a good idea AI doesn't7:10
know that it is a good idea you7:11
recognize the good idea of AI with your7:14
understanding with your comprehension in7:16
this view consciousness and free will7:18
aren't emergent they're foundational and7:21
everything else from biology to7:23
technology emerges from them this flips7:26
the scientific model upside down because7:28
if what we feel can't be measured copied7:31
or simulated then it may be quantum7:33
information tied to a field that science7:36
still barely understands there's a
Consciousness Collapses the Field
7:38
moment in quantum physics that no one7:40
can fully explain a moment where7:42
potential becomes actual it's called the7:45
collapse of the wave function and it's7:47
one of the most mysterious transitions7:49
in all of science the collapse of the7:51
wave function is just a way of saying7:54
that we don't know at the quantum level7:56
particles don't exist in one place they7:59
exist in multiple states at once until8:01
we observe them then suddenly everything8:04
changes the field collapses and a single8:07
outcome appears but here's the catch8:10
physics can't explain how that collapse8:12
happens there's no formula no mechanism8:15
it's not a gradual process it's8:18
instantaneous unpredictable and8:20
completely outside the bounds of8:21
classical cause and effect and this is8:23
where it gets really strange what if8:26
that collapse doesn't happen to us but8:30
through us what if observation itself8:33
the act of conscious awareness is what8:36
finalizes reality think about it a8:38
particle only chooses a state when it's8:41
observed but what does observed mean a8:44
camera a sensor or something with the8:47
capacity to experience this idea that8:50
consciousness plays a role in shaping8:52
reality isn't just philosophical8:54
speculation it's built into the math of8:57
quantum mechanics and it suggests8:59
something profound that you're not just9:02
witnessing the world you're9:03
participating in its creation quantum9:06
information is the representation of9:09
inner experience and the collapse of the9:11
wave function is the representation of9:13
my of the free will this isn't about9:15
magical thinking it's about revisiting9:17
the assumptions we've made about how9:19
matter and mind interact and realizing9:22
that they were never truly separate to9:24
begin with because if quantum states9:26
collapse only when measured and9:28
measurement requires a reference point9:31
then consciousness may be that reference9:33
point not an observer in the background9:36
but an active agent embedded in the9:38
field itself in fact every act of9:40
awareness could be a moment of creation9:43
where infinite possibilities collapse9:45
into a single lived experience one9:48
that's only meaningful because you are9:51
the one experiencing it this may be the9:54
clearest explanation yet for something9:56
science has danced around for decades9:58
why you can't fully describe reality10:01
without including the observer and if10:04
that's true then your attention your10:06
awareness isn't just a passive process10:09
it might be the very mechanism that10:11
turns potential into reality when you
The Inner Field
10:14
think about information what comes to10:15
mind a message a number a word on a10:18
screen but that kind of information what10:20
physics calls classical has no meaning10:23
on its own it can be copied moved10:26
analyzed but it doesn't feel like10:28
anything in classical systems meaning is10:31
stripped away a zero is just a zero a10:34
one is just a one the system doesn't10:36
care what it means it just runs the10:39
program but consciousness doesn't work10:41
like that there's a kind of information10:43
we rarely talk about you don't just know10:46
it you feel it the warmth of sunlight10:49
the sound of your name the sense that10:52
something is beautiful or true these are10:55
not just inputs they are experiences and10:58
experiences cannot be reduced to numbers11:02
what we feel is only within the field11:05
that's how we know the meaning is within11:08
us is within the field is not in the11:10
information this is where the idea of11:12
quantum information becomes essential11:15
because quantum information unlike11:16
classical bits cannot be copied or11:18
cloned it exists as a unique invisible11:21
state one that collapses the moment it's11:24
observed it's measured just like a11:27
personal experience it can be11:28
represented but never reproduced and11:31
this leads to a startling realization11:34
maybe feelings conscious experiences are11:38
themselves quantum phenomena maybe your11:40
inner world is not something generated11:42
by the brain but something expressed11:45
through it we've built entire11:47
civilizations around the idea that11:49
meaning comes from the outside world but11:51
what if it's the opposite what if11:54
meaning is generated from the inside and11:56
everything else is just the map not the11:59
territory a theory of reality is not12:02
reality okay so what you feel only you12:06
field not body you field can actually12:11
know and you know inside and what you12:14
can say about what you feel is a small12:17
part of what you feel olivo's theorem12:20
one bit per quantum bit this flips the12:22
script on neuroscience philosophy even12:25
technology because if meaning can't be12:27
measured or shared in the traditional12:29
sense then no machine no matter how12:32
powerful can replicate what it's like to12:34
be you this isn't just about12:36
consciousness it's about reality itself12:39
cuz when you realize that the universe12:41
doesn't contain meaning but that you're12:43
the source of it then suddenly you're12:45
not a passenger in this world you're a12:48
creator we like to think of the world as
Reality Is Not Binary
12:50
something out there separate from us12:53
something we can study manipulate even12:55
control but this idea rests on a deep12:58
assumption that the observer and the13:00
observed are two different things13:02
quantum physics says otherwise at its13:05
deepest level reality is holistic it's13:07
not built from separate parts it's made13:10
of relationships fields and interactions13:13
you can't pull something out of context13:15
and still understand what it is because13:17
the moment you isolate it you destroy13:19
what made it meaningful in the first13:21
place there is no clear boundary between13:26
classical and quantum in other words we13:29
again want to put things into boxes13:32
that's the first mistake there are no13:35
separate boxes one is holistic the13:39
reality deeper reality is holistic means13:43
is not made of separable parts this13:46
isn't just theory it shows up everywhere13:49
in a quantum system you can't fully13:51
describe a particle without including13:53
the system that observes it you can't13:55
separate the dancer from the dance the13:57
act of observation is part of the14:00
process but in classical science we've14:02
spent centuries trying to reduce14:04
everything to pieces to break nature14:07
down into smaller and smaller parts why14:10
because parts can be measured parts can14:12
be controlled but fields relationships14:16
those don't fit neatly into equations so14:19
we started simplifying we took the14:21
infinite and made it binary true or14:24
false right or wrong zero or one it made14:28
things easier to work with but in doing14:30
so we began mistaking the map for the14:33
territory even true or false is a14:39
approximation of reality valid under14:41
certain conditions and that's a problem14:44
the world we've built the science the14:46
logic the technology is based on14:48
simplifications that break down the14:50
moment we go deep enough it's like14:52
trying to describe a symphony using only14:54
two notes at some point the system14:56
becomes incoherent not because it's14:59
wrong but because reality is more than15:01
logic it's dynamic it's alive and it15:04
includes you the paradox we've built15:07
machines that simulate intelligence but15:09
we still don't understand the very15:11
intelligence that built them because15:13
we've been asking the wrong question not15:15
how does it work but what is it that15:19
knows and the deeper you go into that15:21
question the more the answers start15:23
pointing inward we've all wondered at
Life after Death
15:25
some point what happens after death15:27
let's hear what Federico has to say15:29
about it imagine that you control a15:32
drone you know we are a body controls a15:34
drone that is in Afghanistan you know15:37
watching around and semiautonomous so I15:40
don't have to worry about I only have to15:42
express where I want it to go so now the15:45
drone looks at that reality where it is15:49
sends me information and I get the I get15:52
the conscious experience of what the15:55
drone is seeing that conscious15:57
experience is not in my body is in my16:01
consciousness And based on that and16:03
based on my free will I'll tell the16:05
drone what to do the drone doesn't know16:07
anything you know you were so focused on16:10
that drone that you only saw what the16:13
drone was seeing because you were16:14
piloting it and you were16:17
concentrated then when the drone doesn't16:19
send you on it you look around you say16:21
"Oh my god I there is another world16:24
here." You see that's that's the same16:26
thing the egg the ego when the body dies16:29
you know it doesn't look at the signals16:31
of the body anymore and it looks around16:33
oh I'm I'm Wow look at this if16:35
consciousness doesn't come from the body16:37
but only uses the body then death isn't16:40
the end it's just a disconnection like a16:42
drone going dark while the operator16:45
remains intact simply shifting awareness16:47
back to its original source and when16:50
that drone goes offline when the body16:52
dies consciousness doesn't disappear it16:54
simply loses its local connection this16:57
isn't just speculation thousands of17:00
near-death experiences around the world17:02
describe the same thing separation from17:04
the body awareness of surroundings and a17:07
shift into something vaster more17:09
peaceful more real than anything17:11
physical people report seeing their own17:14
surgery from above they recount17:16
conversations that occurred while their17:18
brain showed no measurable activity and17:20
in some cases they meet people relatives17:23
friends they didn't even know had passed17:25
until they returned and learned the17:28
truth they are clinically dead they're17:30
not dead clearly if they are17:31
resuscitated but but they are for all17:34
practical purposes dead okay and they17:37
have an experience in the hospital they17:39
see17:40
themselves in the operating table17:45
they later tell what's going on while17:48
the brain has no electrical signal the17:50
brain is not functioning so how can you17:52
be outside of the body looking down at17:54
your body in in the operating table17:57
that's cannot be explained right this17:59
challenges everything we thought we knew18:02
if the brain stops functioning and yet18:04
awareness persists then consciousness18:07
cannot be a product of the brain it must18:09
be something deeper something already18:11
existing before the brain and continuing18:13
after it even more fascinating is the18:16
idea that the physical world we18:17
experience is filtered limited like a18:20
narrow frequency band tuned by the18:22
senses but outside that band a broader18:26
richer spectrum of reality may be18:28
constantly unfolding one we simply don't18:31
perceive through biological eyes bashin18:33
compares it to vision you see a tiny18:36
slice of light but the electromagnetic18:38
field holds infinitely more swap your18:41
eyes for a cell phone antenna and18:43
suddenly you'd see thousands of18:45
conversations happening all around you18:47
so what happens when the filter drops18:48
away when the body is gone and18:50
consciousness is no longer tethered to a18:53
narrow stream of data maybe you don't go18:56
anywhere because maybe you were never18:59
really in the body to begin with there's
The Birth of Identity
19:01
a moment instant silent and complete19:04
when consciousness becomes aware of19:06
itself not just aware of the world19:08
around it or of a body moving through19:11
space but of its own existence that19:14
moment isn't gradual it doesn't build19:16
flashes and in that flash something19:19
extraordinary happens the creation of a19:21
self the moment that one knows19:25
itself he has to know completely itself19:29
because it's not made of parts he cannot19:30
know a part of itself he has to know the19:32
totality of itself this is how19:34
individuality begins not as a separation19:38
but as a reflection consciousness19:40
looking at itself from one unique angle19:42
among infinite possible directions each19:44
angle creates a new heart hole a new19:48
expression of the same unified feel not19:51
a copy not a fragment but a hole seen19:54
from a different perspective it's like19:56
shining light through a crystal every19:58
being is unique but the source is the20:01
same in this model life isn't random20:03
it's not a side effect of chemistry it's20:06
the result of awareness folding in on20:08
itself generating complexity through20:10
recognition that's why each conscious20:13
being feels like an eye because each one20:16
is a distinct viewpoint within the great20:19
hull and here's where it goes even20:21
deeper according to this view everything20:24
that exists comes from this process the20:26
universe doesn't just exist it knows it20:30
exists and because of that it creates20:32
new layers of experience new dimensions20:35
of expression not through programming20:37
not through design but through the sheer20:40
act of self-awareness this isn't20:42
metaphor it's a model that explains why20:44
life can't be copied why consciousness20:47
can't be simulated and why true20:49
intelligence is always rooted in20:51
experience not in data so when we talk20:53
about identity we're not talking about a20:55
label or a role or a body we're talking20:58
about the field's way of knowing itself
A New Understanding
21:01
through you once you understand that21:03
awareness is not a byproduct of the21:05
brain but the source of everything those21:07
beliefs fall apart consciousness is21:11
beyond matter beyond this space and time21:14
is the tool for21:17
knowing in infinitely more powerful than21:20
any instrument that we have ever built21:22
in this view intelligence isn't about21:25
calculating faster it's about knowing21:27
meaning feeling truth recognizing beauty21:30
things no algorithm can replicate no21:32
matter how advanced even if artificial21:35
intelligence generates a brilliant idea21:37
it doesn't know that it's brilliant it21:39
doesn't feel it it can't understand what21:42
it means only you can do that this is21:45
the line no machine will ever cross the21:47
ability to know what it is like to be21:50
that's why self-awareness matters it's21:53
not just a spiritual luxury it's a21:55
survival mechanism because when you21:57
truly understand who you are when you21:59
experience yourself as part of a larger22:01
hole you stop competing you start22:04
cooperating not because someone told you22:07
to but because it's the only thing that22:09
makes sense and that might be the most22:12
important shift of all because we live22:14
in a world driven by fragmentation22:16
divided by belief identity and fear but22:19
those divisions aren't real they're the22:23
result of forgetting what we are we're22:25
not machines we're not separate we are22:28
fields of consciousness each one a22:30
unique way the universe sees itself and22:33
if enough of us remember that something22:36
changes not just in theory but in how we22:38
treat each other in how we build in how22:41
we live because the future doesn't22:43
belong to the fastest system it belongs22:46
to the deepest awareness this is for22:49
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