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are you referring to the theory of colliding multi-dimensional membranes giving birth to multiverses? That's just too far-fetched to make sense of tbh. But in that documentary I posted, I didn't realize they had run the double-slit experiment placing a detector between the double-slit and the back panel causing the electrons to time-travel back and then start behaving as particles.

mind = blown.

though I didn't agree with Alex Filipenko's explanation of photon's altering the particle-wave personality. It just doesn't jive.

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Yep, mind blown. Now they're questioning the unquestionable. I thought Filippenko was someone PLAYING a scientist on tv, so he's for real?

That theory, yes. It may be sci-fi but wtf!

This too explains Qantum Mechanics pretty wells:

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Yea Alex Filipenko is a astro-physicist and teacher at UC Berkley, I feel really geeky when I remember scientist's names better than Hollywood actors. I need to lay off the documentaries.

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I know he is, I was joking, he always uses stupid analogies to explain stuff.

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this line of research is really promising imo. If we could switch from chemotherapy to targeted drugs like this it would make a huge difference to peoples lives

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