You’re hanging out at a train station, savoring each sip of your coffee as you watch the trains go by. This is no ordinary train station, though. While the coffee is at the scale of human existence, everything else runs a lot faster. Every train that goes by is nearly moving at the speed of light, but your brain allows you to process the trains as though you’re watching them at a much lower speed.
Along those same lines, a fascinating theory intrigued a brilliant movie star to start her own scientific research and development shop, her contributions saved lives and are still being integrated into technology today. You may have covered this previously, I can't remember, still sipping my first cup of coffee. 😉
We all have lying eyes. Our eyes don't see reality, merely our brain's best guess as to what reality is. For some reason, eyewitness testimony is still the gold standard in criminal trials. "I saw him do it" carries much more weight than "I can prove he did it."
Along those same lines, a fascinating theory intrigued a brilliant movie star to start her own scientific research and development shop, her contributions saved lives and are still being integrated into technology today. You may have covered this previously, I can't remember, still sipping my first cup of coffee. 😉
https://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/blog/7-things-didnt-know-hollywood-star-inventor-hedy-lamarr/
Not yet, but definitely on my radar. Thanks!
Great story. Makes me see things differently.
This website provides a unique analysis re the paradoxical nature of Quantum Reality
http://www.artandphysics.com
We all have lying eyes. Our eyes don't see reality, merely our brain's best guess as to what reality is. For some reason, eyewitness testimony is still the gold standard in criminal trials. "I saw him do it" carries much more weight than "I can prove he did it."
and don't get me started on memory!
https://goatfury.substack.com/p/malleable-memories
Fun fact: I left this comment 1 hour ago, before your post ever went live!
I see it differently here.