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Originally Posted by JustASimpleGuy
I would say it's beyond connected. Ultimately there is only the Unified Field and the fundamental forces and particles we observe today are but appearances of and within it. Sound familiar? 
That is the ultimate goal of theoretical physics. TOE (Theory of Everything) and two candidates are Superstring and M-Theory. M-Theory is string theory with an added dimension and the strings manifest as branes (membranes).
Even today electromagnetism and the nuclear weak force have been demonstrated to be but appearances of a more fundamental force, the electroweak force. Two Nobel Prizes were awarded for that work.
All this being said science will never, ever dig down to the bottom of reality. That's looking externally and one needs to look internally. The Ineffable will always be beyond science. Far, far beyond. |
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Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn
Yup.......
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Originally Posted by hybrid
yes, its all about the nonlocality of the field source . this nonlocality makes everything ONE. not just interconnected but one (non-numerically). which is what the perennial spiritual teaching all along was declaring. god is one and all is in god. even the Trinitarian doctrine of one substance with three personas can be understood within the context of nonlocality. nonduality is also nonlocality. so quantum mechanics has lend a concept and a scientific terminology for spirituity
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The Theoretical Unified Force Field is indeed the ultimate goal of theoretical physics ..... as physicists "dig down to the bottom of reality".
Schroedinger actually supports your conclusion that instruments used in physics "will never ever dig down to the bottom of reality" but that one must instead "look internally" as "the ineffable will always be beyond science. Far, far beyond".
Well put.
