The Field tells the story of a group of frontier scientists who discovered that the Zero Point Field - an ocean of subatomic vibrations in the space between things - connects everything in the universe, much like the Force in Star Wars.

 

The Field offers a radically new view of the way our world and our bodies work. The human mind and body are not distinct and separate from their environment, but a packet of pulsating energy constantly interacting with this vast energy sea. The Field creates a picture of an interconnected universe and a new scientific theory which makes sense of

Edited January 22, 200620 yr by Meshugger

Search your feelings. You know it to be true.

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew.

All this turns out to be the ads of some crappy book.

the Force is a deeply beautiful thing.

Someone please tell me this a hoax.

 

I can't take this crap on 6:00 pm.

it is not a hoax.

 

Now we need is robe wearing Lightsaber madmen(or women) running around slicing each other up.

THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE! *slices DeathScepter's head off*

 

Oh, wait. Wrong movie. Sorry about that.

the concept of the "zero point field", or zpf as it it normally referred is not new. it is rather old, actually, and tied to the concept of an ether which goes back hundreds of years.

 

to date, no credible evidence has been offered to prove it exists, only questions about existing theory. the zpf is an interesting concept, and certainly does a good job of explaining inertia (in particular), but still has MANY more holes than standard cosmology theory and quantum theory contain.

 

taks

But it doesn't make the article any less pretentious.

*reattachs his head back on*

 

 

Damnit Judge Hades......................I am the LAST IMMORTAL.

 

 

So I reward was immunties from beheadings.

 

 

but i do know a few Jedi wannabes that will love a lightsaber and the force even moreso than the normal people(most people want the lightsabers and the force).

Edited January 22, 200620 yr by DeathScepter

Took 'em long enough

But it doesn't make the article any less pretentious.

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Yeah, after rereading(and after some shuteye), the article does seem rather pretentious. Not to mention the whole site.

Pretentious or not, I'm just impressed that anyone checks a site called quantumbiocommunications.com consistently enough to notice something like this.

I doubt it. Most likely article was found randomly by googling, from a blog, another forum, or some kind of science digest section on a news site.

 

Meshugger?

I doubt it. Most likely article was found randomly by googling, from a blog, another forum, or some kind of science digest section on a news site.

 

Meshugger?

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Just some random crap i found while browsing through other forums, hence the smiley at my link

Edited January 22, 200620 yr by Meshugger

Bullhockey

The language sounds a little too over enthusiastic and hokus pokus. Not exactly adademic

This article is incorrect. The Force isn't about stupid subatomic vibrations. It's about Midichlorians.

Llyranor is incorrect. The Force isn't about stupid midichlorians. Its an energy field that surrounds us and binds us.

Darque, your avatar reminds me of Jean Grey from the X-Men movies.

 

Even though the basic theory may have already been in the works for many years, that site still felt something similar to some crap Weekly World News would spit out their ass.

 

THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE! *slices DeathScepter's head off*

 

Oh, wait. Wrong movie. Sorry about that.

 

This is why I love this forum!

Edited January 22, 200620 yr by Jedi Master Dakari

Someone doesn't know his SW lore. Jerk.

Someone doesn't know his SW lore. Jerk.

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Hey, can i call you Llyranorsaurus? Oooh! no wait: Llyranorsaurus Sex. :cool: