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  • in reply to: YouTube Video: “I did the double slit experiment at home” #41403
    Tobi
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    Hello Lal

    Lal said:

    This experiment has been done on electrons and photons separately, i.e., similar interference patterns have been observed when the experiment was done with a single electron or a single photon.

    to evaluate would be:
    In the sense that the place of energy transfer is determined by the interaction of a single probability wave with the transcomponents of the particles of the screen material.

    And yes, consciousness has nothing to do with it…. sorry for my English

    The Burkhard Heim page can be changed from German to English

    in reply to: YouTube Video: “I did the double slit experiment at home” #41394
    Tobi
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    Hello Lal….. here is the interpretation that I think is good.
    I hope this is translated well by me?

    It is always crucial how we interpret the world or a formula

    So the double-slit experiment is seen in the world as it is, only people interpret it wrongly or differently. There are many interpretations such as “The Copenhagen Interpretation. It has neither. With the wave-particle dualism still to do with consciousness? That the photon behaves like this.
    A photon has the nature of a probability wave. And has hardly any mass. Therefore, a photon is in a 6 dimensional world. As Burkhard Heim describes it. Not present in space as it is present in the transcoordinate ( x4) x5 and x6. As a result, the photon lacks structure in space. The electron absorbs the energy of the photon when it hits the slit and since they both have wave characteristics, they are superimposed in this experiment. The particle character occurs when energy is transferred to spatial components. This is always the case, for example, when an electron emits a photon or recombines with one at the moment of interaction to form a particle, because it releases or transfers its energy at a specific location. But it is and has a wave character to the end.

    At the slit, the electron interacts with the material (of the slit) in a way that it does not spatially transfer energy, but where only the wave character is superimposed and this creates two probability waves behind the double slit. Those electrons that spatially interact with the material of the gap repel each other and are no longer registered anywhere. The disappearances from the experiment. If I now observe my electron by forcing it to emit a photon at the moment of passage through the double slit, then the particle wave is set to reset, so to speak. Because a spatial interaction takes place here. Then, viewed from the specific slit, it propagates as a particle wave, as a new material wave in the direction of the screen. And that just appears as a blob on the screen.
    The wave character of quantum mechanical objects is a purely transcendent temporal property and an interaction of transcendent temporal terms of my quantum mechanical objects.

    6 dimensional world by Burkhard Heim

    x1 to x3 = The lengths/or Space

    x4 = Time

    from here it starts———————————transcendence

    x5 = structure

    x6 = The will or the target dynamics

    http://heim-theory.com/?page_id=173

    in reply to: post on “Key Steps of Kammic Energy Accumulation” #40861
    Tobi
    Participant

    Aybowan…..for everyone

    In short I’d say that’s correct, but there are several invisible loops involved.

    I’ll go into more detail about seeing from my point of view
    explain to see if my thinking is right.

    (i) there is a sensory experience, i.e. an ārammaṇa.

    (ii) Seeing which, upon ignorance (avijja) before, leads to rebirth (bhava taṇhā) with the sight arising from karma and karma vipaka, with the sight (light and dark) that this sight-consciousness causes. This trinity as seeing-consciousness (cakkhu viññāna) merges into consciousness.

    (iii) that consciousness (vipāka viññāna) with citta, cetasika and garthi/garti, where cetasika and garthi/garti decide whether we attach with tanhā (we cling with greed or hatred whatever avijja involves).

    (iii/b) However, immediately after the arising of a vipāka viññāna, a paṭicca samuppāda process takes place in the next citta.

    (iv) through tanhā, then, abhisaṅkhāra arises

    With memories, there is no ārammaṇa at (i) but a Dhamma from the mind entering at point (iii). To make it short.

    I hope it’s okay to say something as well because these are important steps and I’m really looking forward to Lal’s analysis.

    PS Sorry I wasn’t fast enough. I wanted answers before Lal.
    But I still send and then look at the chart.

    in reply to: Approach to Dhamma #40677
    Tobi
    Participant

    Ayubowan…Lal

    I find your website outstanding and you can immediately see from the structure that you have a very high understanding of the Dhamma. The loading time of the website is ok.

    Related to
    I worry about this issue. Someone who may not have much exposure to Buddha Dhamma/Buddhism may be confused when first clicking on this website. Many posts are on advanced concepts.
    – Furthermore, the website is getting big and taking time to load. Seng Kiat and I have been looking for ways to speed up the site.
    – Another idea that came to my mind yesterday is whether we should start another website for beginners. I own the puredhamma.info registration.
    – Some posts, including the “Moral Living and Fundamentals” section, can be moved to that new website.
    – Furthermore, WordPress websites are a bit difficult to manage. It could be a good idea to start the new website on the new platform, Ghost CMS. I did some research yesterday (YouTube is a great resource for that), and the Ghost platform seems simple and easy to manage.
    – Comments/suggestions are appreciated.

    But I still had some thoughts.

    I’ve worked a lot with CMS Joomla, it’s fast mostly OSS and well structured with a good back-end and lots of extensions.
    But WordPress isn’t bad either, just a matter of taste.

    The provider and the server system are always important for the speed, whether it is old or new, or Apache etc.
    You would have to talk to the provider if there are still parking options.
    The provider can usually help there.

    Then, of course, place pictures as small as possible at the start of loading and the important things in the “head”, header area of ​​the home page. Delete unnecessary plugins/extensions, and update them regularly.
    If the CMS has a caching feature it should be enabled, or some other type of compression (e.g. GZIP).

    I was wondering:
    How do you think the Buddha would have created a website?
    ????????

    After starting the website, a cookie query with the option to set it to Beginners, Sōtapanna, Anāgāmi and Monks maybe.

    This cookie query then changes the directory structure/folder structure as necessary for the desired degree of progress and as desired by the surfer.

    (I might not use the term beginner but something that motivates to start learning in stages.)
    With this cookie circuit, you have several websites on one web page, so to speak.
    Extensive user rights management (ACL) is therefore important
    The cookie position with a popup maybe and an additional button somewhere on the home page.
    The right template (website) for the end device, such as mobile smartphone, tablet, etc.
    So the CMS has to make a query in the background and, if necessary, change the template/website or overwrite it with the mobile page.

    1. A classification as is customary in
    Home // Forum // Members Area // Video………………………………Search function

    The Practice of the Dhamma // Abhidhamma // Dhamma and Science // Meditation // Tables and Summaries

    Something like that, that’s just an example of a directory structure/folder structure

    I hope it is a small suggestion, if you have many ideas to choose from, you can choose the best one, as you know.

    Greetings from Tobi-Wan Kenobi or just Tobi

    May the best be found for all Dhamma friends

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