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Can someone please help a layman understand what this unity means in non-technical language?
Understanding Unity: A Layman's Guide
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In summary, the phrase "Unity" is used in quantum physics to describe the observer-matter relationship that becomes hard reality.Unity is a fundamental concept in quantum physics and it is thought to be connected to the more fundamental level/form of consciousness that links our individual consciousnesses.
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sikander mali said:
Maybe it would be clearer if you were to quote the context where you've come across this phrase, because by itself, it is extremely vague. If you've read it some place, please make as full of a citation as possible. It is one aspect of this forum that we insist, that all sources are given fully.
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unitarity?
Perhaps you mean unitarity?sikander mali said:
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I don't remember the source and can't seem to find it now. Will pay more attention to sources next time.
I am talking in very general terms. Each manifestation of reality from infinite possibilities is possible due to the act of observation by our consciousness. It is a observer-matter relationship that becomes hard reality. I am referring to the concept of entanglement and the more fundamental level/form of consciousness that links our individual consciousnesses, mostly trapped in very small confines of time-space. I am trying to understand "Unity" as the most fundamental and connected form of consciousness that we all share/connects us.
Correct me if I am wrong or if there are better ways of thinking about it. How much does actual discovery in quantum physics support the above statement?
I am talking in very general terms. Each manifestation of reality from infinite possibilities is possible due to the act of observation by our consciousness. It is a observer-matter relationship that becomes hard reality. I am referring to the concept of entanglement and the more fundamental level/form of consciousness that links our individual consciousnesses, mostly trapped in very small confines of time-space. I am trying to understand "Unity" as the most fundamental and connected form of consciousness that we all share/connects us.
Correct me if I am wrong or if there are better ways of thinking about it. How much does actual discovery in quantum physics support the above statement?
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It appears that what you are asking has more to do with philosophy than with physics. I'll leave this thread here for a while and see the type of responses. However, if what I anticipate is true, then this thread will be moved to the Philosophy forum.
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I guess I was way off!Doc Al said:
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ok. thanks.
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What does "Unity" mean to you guys? or what are the various uses of "Unity" in quantum physics?
1. What is Unity?
Unity is a cross-platform game engine designed for creating 2D, 3D, and virtual reality games and simulations. It provides developers with a variety of tools and features to build interactive and immersive experiences for various platforms such as desktop, mobile, web, and consoles.
2. Is Unity difficult to learn?
While Unity may seem intimidating at first, it is designed to be user-friendly and accessible for beginners. There are plenty of tutorials, resources, and a large community of developers to help you learn and improve your skills. With dedication and practice, anyone can learn to use Unity effectively.
3. Do I need coding experience to use Unity?
While having coding experience can be helpful, it is not necessary to use Unity. The engine offers a visual scripting tool called Unity Playmaker, which allows you to create games without writing a single line of code. However, having a basic understanding of programming concepts can be beneficial for more advanced projects.
4. Can Unity be used for non-gaming applications?
Yes, Unity is not limited to game development. It can also be used for creating non-gaming applications such as architectural visualizations, training simulations, and interactive experiences for education or marketing purposes. The engine's versatility makes it a popular choice for various industries.
5. How much does Unity cost?
Unity offers a free version with limited features, making it accessible to individuals and small teams. There are also paid subscription options for larger teams or companies that provide access to more advanced features and support. Additionally, there is a revenue share model for successful projects, where a portion of the profits is paid back to Unity.
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