Archon1919

Hi there, My question is :Will humans be able to travel through time using their minds instead of bodies as shown in the movie The Butterfly Effect? The subject has been of interest to me since I was little and saw movies such as Somewhere in Time and later on the Fox TV movie 12:01. And if so: What kind of neurophysical mechanism would it take to generate such a phenomena? Any theories on the matter are welcomed. Archon1919

Not yet, but given enough time I think that humanity will develop a Unified Theory of Consciousness and Brain-based control. It may take a cross-disciplinary program that incorporates Quantum Physics, Neurophysics, Mathematical Psychology and Molecular Biology to yield such a field of study. Nevertheless once this is accomplished then we will be able to understand the mind/brain ability to generate interesting phenomena. Then we will know what you are going through and why your mind-body control can create such actions. Until then were left in the dark. But the anwers are on the way.

Personally, I think that the mental conditions of many of these patients needs to be reviewed by clinical pychiatrists and theoretical physicists due to the fact that their condition may be a result of powerful neurophysical frequencies shared by us and our parallel universe dopplegangers. Imagine if you were stuck in the body of one of your doppleganger and could not get out. Their counterpart in the other universes may behave the way that the patient is currently showing under observation. Head trauma, psychological stress/trauma can cause this mental shift. Therefore, the question is: How do we get those patients back mentally? And doping them up with drugs without their consent is not one of them. To you clinical psychiatrists at mental wards, you must began to think outside the box. You will be saving many lives. Just a thought.

Thanks for the article. Very imformaive. Archon1919

Hello I'm Archon1919 and in my spare time I do independent research pertaining to new technologies while listening to great artists such as Sting, the Police, Seal, the Dave Matthews Band, Evanescence and Sense Field. Right now I'm setting up a independent research think tank for laymen and beginners so that the general public can become more scientific and technologically savvy and literate. I enjoy different types of music, gadgets, sci-fi action, historical drama and comedy movies. I also like to wrestle and just picked up kendo. And I'm into smart and beautiful women. I hope to enjoy reading each and eveyone of your theories pertaining to any subject and also hope that I will at least give some of you some things to think about. Once again thank you for your warm welcome. Archon1919 signing out.

This is Archon 1919 a new user. I want to comment on future perceptions in dreams. I tend to sway towards the notion that when we dream that it is perhaps our parallel universes' dopplegangers whose lives we are to a certin extent 'remote viewing' and that perhaps when they dream that maybe they are viewing our lives here. This comes from the Multiple Worlds Theory coined by Dr. Hugh Everett, III in 1957. This theory would explain why people sometimes have deja vu since perhaps their counterparts may have experienced the same actions and why we are able to see ahead of ourselves and into multiple futures that we can either choose or due to our actions presently are destined to live in potentially. Another thing. Think about the The Three Laws of Thermodynamics, especially when it concerns entropy, and apply it to the human being. For instance, when a child is born, seemlessly unlimited choices are presented to it, and as that child grows up and in time grows old, those possible choices gradually dwindle leave the person with limited options before death. However, the choices that the child bypasses in their lives and the actions following the choices still run their course, just not in our universe but in other parallel universes. Therefore, the view of the future that was shown in the dream may or may not be a set-in-stone future. Just a thought.