Quantum Physics Quotes

“Quantum physics teaches us that we can simultaneously exist in many places, under certain conditions.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Quantum mechanics tells us that every feeling is a collapse of some wave functions due to the interference of a matrix of attention functions.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Just a dozen of high quality qudits will be sufficient to simulate the state of 100 billion neurons of human brain for quantum machine learning.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Inside the Schrödinger's cat box, the quasi quantum particles are dancing on the net of quantum attention function, vanishing and arising.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Quantum theory can explain that every black hole is a collapse of some vanishing functions due to the interference of a matrix of cosmic attention functions.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Biological quantum coherence process is different from optical quantum coherence. Biological quantum coherence is long, and more robust in warm, noisy, and complex environment. They are the fundamental process of all living organisms.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Six qudit virtual photon simulator is our first approach to develop the behavior of 100 billion neurons and to build the core quantum machine learning platform.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“The world is sensitive to our touch. It has a kind of 'Zing!' that makes it fly off in ways that are not imaginable classically. The whole structure of quantum mechanics may be nothing more than the optimal method of reasoning and processing information in the light of such a fundamental (wonderful) sensitivity. — Chris Fuchs”
― Philip Ball, Beyond Weird

“Quantum Mechanics doesn't deserve the connotation of spookiness in the sense of some ineffable mystery that it is beyond the human mind to comprehend. Quantum Mechanics is amazing; it is novel, profound, mind-stretching & a very different view of reality from what we’re used to.”
― Sean Carroll, Something Deeply Hidden: Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime

“Don't say I'm insignificant
in the infinite,
don't say i'm alone in life,
you are a cosmic collection
that dances harmoniously.
You coexist with all beings,
visible and invisible
together, you are bound
from the energy
of the universe itself.”
― Alexis Karpouzos, The self-criticism of science

“Words in the air are frequencies, statements of intent are energies you cant see or measure them for it is Quantum”
― Syed Sharukh

“Nothingness is the beginning of everything. Fret not when thou hath nought; be merry for thou hath but an empty scroll whereon to write thy own reality.”
― Kayambila Mpulamasaka

“[Q]uantum physics is not replaced by another sort of physics at large scales. It actually gives rise to classical physics. Our everyday, commonsense reality is, in this view, simply what quantum mechanics looks like when you’re six feet tall.”
― Philip Ball, Beyond Weird

“Under the microscope of quantum attention function we can explain EPR paradox, bell inequalities, W and GHZ state, quantum entanglement, decoherence, nonlocality, and quantum correlations in a coherent manner.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“The world of the rayons is the quasi non-physical world. It is the birth place of quanta - the worlds of the fermions and the bosons.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Attention Function Theory

“Oh no, you do not get any choice in the matter. What you are likely to see is determined by the probabilities for the various quantum states. What you actually see is a matter of random choice. You do not get to choose what will happen; the quantum amplitudes only give the probability of different results, but they do not fix what will happen. That is pure chance and only becomes fixed when an observation is made.”
― Robert Gilmore, Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics

“The central teaching of mysticism is that Everything is One, whereas from the side of rationalism the universe is Multiple. The essence of the mystical tradition is not a particular philosophical system, but the simple realization that the soul of any individual/existence is identified with the Absolute. A special feature of the mysticism is the elimination of discriminations, i.e. the One and the Multiple are identical.On the other hand, in rationalism the One and the Multiple differ substantially. Mysticism aims at the Emptiness of Zero, whereas rationalism aims at the identification with the Infinite of Everything. Based on the ontology resulting from modern physics the One is also the Multiple and the Multiplicity is also a Module, also the Void and the Everything are complementary aspects of a single and indivisible reality. This means that mysticism and rationalism are the two sides of a Cosmic Thought, which isexpressed through consciousness. We could say that this consciousness is the rhythm that coordinates any opposite”
― Alexis Karpouzos, UNIVERSAL CONSCIOUSNESS - SPIRITUALITY AND SCIENCE

“Playing in the field of mathematics is like playing in the aether, and sometimes you get taken through all manner of twists and turns, you may as well be walking in parallel to the rest of the world, or in another dimension in space.”
― Anna Shelley, My Life as a Magician

“A cat has nine lives but a Schrodinger cat is both dead and alive at the same time....”
― Ankala Subbarao

“Quantum attention function is deeply grounded on the mathematics of theoretical physics and penetrates deeply the world of the very small and the world of the very big.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“Quantum metamorphosis is the process of transformation of nothingness into consciousness, time, space, energy and matter. It is the process of forming the quanta - the matter fields, whose quanta are fermions and the force fields whose quanta are bosons .”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Computing Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence

“The world of the rayons is below the planck constant, where the quasi quanta metamorphosis takes place in seven phases.”
― Amit Ray, Quantum Attention Function Theory

“Light is not a smooth continuous stream. It is made up of a lot of quanta, little packettes of energy, so that the flow of light is lumpy. These quanta, or particles, of light are called photons. Practically everything comes in quantum of some size. This gives quantum physics its name, you know.”
― Robert Gilmore, Alice in Quantumland: An Allegory of Quantum Physics

“One may feel inclined to say that Thomson, the father, was awarded the Nobel Prize for having shown that electron is a particle, and Thomson, the son, for having shown that electron is a wave.”
― Max Jammer

“The spiritual experience of oneness conduces to the same insight as reasoning through science. Both convey the insight of fundamental interconnection between ourselves, other people, other forms of life, the biosphere and, ultimately, the universe. Science and spirituality, far from being mutually exclusive and conflicting elements, are complementary partners in the search for the path that can enable humanity to recover its oneness with the world. Science demonstrates the urgent and objective need for it; and spirituality testifies to its inherent value and supreme desirability.”
― Alexis Karpouzos, The self-criticism of science: The contemporary philosophy of science & the problem of the scientific consciousness.

“Some people, including Hawking, think that we may be able to understand the big bang or the big crunch (in particular, whether time has a beginning or an end at these events) when we have a satisfactory quantum theory of gravitation.”
― Jamal Nazrul Islam, The Ultimate Fate of the Universe

“The Guidance is Quantum Not Linear”
― Syed Sharukh

“If QED [quantum electrodynamics] is merely a phenomenology, how can one account for its remarkable quantitative success? The answer is intimately related to one of its most characteristic features, renormalizability. Because of this, short distance, high energy effects in QED can be absorbed into a finite number of measurable masses and charges. For the first time in the history of physics, there exists a theory which has no obvious intrinsic limitation and enables us in principle to calculate physical phenomena to any accuracy we need in terms of a few measurable parameters such as the elementary electric charge e [fine structure constant] and the electron mass m. Thus the detailed high energy structure of the ultimate theory is irrelevant to the analysis of low energy phenomena except insofar as it determines these parameters. [Quantum Electrodynamics]”
― Toichiro Kinoshita

“If Zen master Dōgen had been a physicist, I think he might have liked quantum mechanics. He would have naturally grasped the all-inclusive nature of superposition and intuited the interconnectedness of entanglement. As a contemplative who was also a man of action, he would have been intrigued by the notion that attention might have the power to alter reality, while at the same time understanding that human consciousness is neither more nor less than the clouds and water, or the hundreds of grasses. He would have appreciated the unbounded nature of not knowing.”
― Ruth Ozeki, A Tale for the Time Being

“In an open immeasurable non-linear System of Systems - the Quantum Realm; the Quantum Fields, Quantum Entanglement, Quantum Engineering, Quantum Cryptography, Quantum Intelligence, Quantum Thinking, Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Chaos phenomena are a few of many (to be defined) interconnected elements of this Universal System.”
― Ludmila Morozova-Buss