Reality isn't really real

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Reality isn't really real 07/24/15 (Fri) 00:23:28 No.408

These guys have apparently proven that how you view something, will alter what has actually happened.

Let's say that you don't remember getting raped, because you were shitfaced drunk last night. This means that your rape is in a quantum state. Then suddenly you remember that you WERE raped, which causes the rape to have happened IN THE PAST.

Also it helps it you're a helium atom.

http://www.anu.edu.au/news/all-news/experiment-confirms-quantum-theory-weirdness

Now the question becomes: What happens if the method of measurement depends on the result? Let's say that you only make it go right if the result showed that it went left, and vice versa. What happens then?

07/27/15 (Mon) 20:33:23 No.413

>>408

Then how come things can happen while no one is there and there is no measurement being involved. Are you trying to tell me a tree that falls in the woods didn't really exist in reality until someone finds it?

08/08/15 (Sat) 02:03:30 No.419

The rape would not be in a quantum state if it can be determined to have happened from tissue samples left over inside your vagina.

Therefore it is a quantum state to you, but already set for others. Quantum states are subjective to the human mind.