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* one thing can be in two places at the same time: the double slit experiment | * one thing can be in two places at the same time: the double slit experiment | ||
* time is not so constant | * time is not so constant | ||
:: time, space and gravity are one complex thing I do not understand. | :: time, space and gravity are one complex thing I do not understand. Space is not straight, it bends and I think it bends stronger when there is more gravity. Time goes differently in differently places. A geostationary satelite has a compensation for the fact that 36.000 km above the earth, time has a different pace than here on earth. | ||
* plants can learn. In principle impossible because plants do not have nerve cells, a spine, a brain; things we consider necessary for learning. However the Giribaldi experiment on mimosa pudica in a lift that suddenly bumps, shows that plants do learn | |||
All things that seem very strange to us and that are for me an argument to dare to be open that things are actually different. I think and hope I will be surprised in a nice way when my body has died. | |||
Revision as of 11:48, 23 February 2025
There are a couple of phenomena that are in principle impossible. These are:
- one thing can be in two places at the same time: the double slit experiment
- time is not so constant
- time, space and gravity are one complex thing I do not understand. Space is not straight, it bends and I think it bends stronger when there is more gravity. Time goes differently in differently places. A geostationary satelite has a compensation for the fact that 36.000 km above the earth, time has a different pace than here on earth.
- plants can learn. In principle impossible because plants do not have nerve cells, a spine, a brain; things we consider necessary for learning. However the Giribaldi experiment on mimosa pudica in a lift that suddenly bumps, shows that plants do learn
All things that seem very strange to us and that are for me an argument to dare to be open that things are actually different. I think and hope I will be surprised in a nice way when my body has died.