From: Dawsonzhu@aol.com
Date: Tue Sep 09 2003 - 12:32:50 EDT
Hi Glenn,
I wrote:
> >But this brings me back to one thing that I brought up before. If this
> >is the case, I would also think we would have to conclude that at least
> >some of the claims of ESP are true, unless the human mind is completely
> >and utterly non-quantum in nature.
> >
> >Could we also know something of the mind of God?
>
you wrote:
> If your assumption is true--i.e. that MWH gives rise to ESP and ESP is
> true,
> then I would have to ultimately agree with Steve Bishop that Christianity
> then has serious problems.
>
>
Keep in mind, I have no personal interest in ESP. In fact, I cannot think
of a single instance in my life where I think that I might have experienced
it or something like it. Up to now at least, I have been inclined to
suspect that the majority (probably all) of the ESP claims are bunk.
The main point I was making was that we shouldn't have to wait for a
fully function 20k register quantum computer to decide if Deutches'
idea is true. I think the human mind itself should already show signs
of this, at least assuming that the mind has even a small and fleeting
number of QM registers.
Thanks much for the references!
By Grace alone we proceed,
Wayne
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