QM

no thing exists
without an observer

 

nothing?
no sense, nonsense, nothing

 

no event
no matter

 

so which "no-thing" then observed oblivion
that it came to be

 

known

 

yet knowledge

in
upside-down evolution mocks
that

“mind-less carbon created this mind”

Author's Note

just questioning

Reviews

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This is just a theory, my theory lol , but, wth...God is consciousness rediscovering it's self, being never ending. I am a housing unite for God consciousness...certainly has a sense of humor :) Sure is good to see you back, Wondering!

[Wondering Mind]

Thanks, Lynn. I think that higher consciousness has a sense of humor too..I mean look at us :)

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nods...I'm laughing :)
Sure is great to see you :)

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so to speak...cute avatar hahaha

[Mockingbird]

i think it might be that without some self to experience something, objectively it wouldn't exist to a person because there is no one there to perceive it even if the event is happening. and the things that happen to ourselves is going on but we are oblivious to it, perhaps because it was meant to be that way.

[Pax]

the tittle itself is a thought provoking word or should i say a term.
i just love the last quote its simply mind-less :D

[Wondering Mind]

thanks Willyam...mind-less (sometimes) :)

[Tate Morgan]

Do you suppose we are all suffering a combined delusion of humanity

[Wondering Mind]

In my opinion Tate, we suffer a great many misconceptions... Most deal with that, or try to. Thanks for reading.

[FJ Davis]

An inconceivably unlimited consciousness had to have been present at the "Big Bang" (or whatever the nature of the mechanism that provided this Super Consciousness with a unique observational opportunity) in order to have eventuated all-that-is.
The Bible more or less says God spoke the worlds into existence.
The New Testament tells us, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."
Honest scientists may someday finally catch up with humble, learned theologians and simple, spiritually-perceptive believers.
"QM" is both innovatively thoughtful and strongly thought-provoking.
Your poems are often extremely clever exercises in logic, physics and philosophy.
Whatever they are, WM, I look forward to reading them!

[Wondering Mind]

That is a compliment I sincerely appreciate coming from a true poet who’s talent, skill, and technique I highly admire. Thank you, Frank.

[Michael X]

wow, the idea feels classic and artistic and timeless, to ponder the infinite
heights of creativity itself, a world alive through expression, excellent work

[Wondering Mind]

Michael, this is nothing compared to tthe classics you compose. Thank you.