Schroedinger’s Cat is a famous experiment done in Quantum, which modern nullopathists believe explains how nullopathy is so effective. Wikipedia says:
Schrödinger’s Cat: A cat, along with a flask containing a poison, is placed in a sealed box shielded against environmentally induced quantum decoherence. If a Geiger counter detects radiation then the flask is shattered, releasing the poison which kills the cat. Quantum mechanics suggests that after a while the cat is simultaneously alive and dead, in a quantum superposition of coexisting alive and dead states. Yet when we look in the box we expect to see the cat either alive or dead, not a mixture of alive and dead.
But a nullopathic model of quantum mechanics suggests that this is naive. We commonly hear of people who are “half-dead”, so we know that this superposition exists in every day life. It is called “disease”.
When you are ill, your body is in a superposition of live and dead states.It is not always 50-50, it is usually nearer 98% alive and 2% dead — if so you have a 98% chance of survival, although you can double these chances using nullopathy. At the end of the illness, your body collapses into one of the two states — health or death. The key is to make sure it’s health!
Because quantum information is stored as vibrations, the body must be made to vibrate as it would during health — amd do you take allopathic medicine when you’re healthy?
Case closed, then.
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August 28, 2008 at 3:43 pm
elbert
A very very interesting article I think, though I would have liked to see you expand a little more on what sounds like a fascinating area.
To my mind it seems like the research into homeopathic workings and other CAM paradigms seems to be overlapping. Every day it appears complex physical forces are behind much of what can be seen and experienced in alternative therapies. I particularly agree with you that quantum entaglement states would offer a very satisfactory explanation for much of the physical observations practitioners and patients experience everday. The Shrodinger’s cat analogy was not only appropriate but rather profound: if it is indeed the case that we are in co-existence with other self-states then modern medicine will be turned head over heals.