I have an idea that might finally resolve "spooky action at a distance" and the "double-slit experiment". and apparently, three bonified scientists agree with me.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...

https://medium.com/predict/nobel-priz...

https://youtu.be/l1Wuq6YiwwI - video version

Antonio Aranda

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I try to explain how taxes work and how we all benefit from paying taxes.

I have an idea that just might finally resolve "spooky action at a distance" and the "double-slit experiment".  I'm pretty excited and also somewhat scared about this week-old idea that seems to strongly imply that there is no space or time or matter within our universe.

video version - https://youtu.be/U5bwjeGMKxM

Antonio Aranda

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many-worlds explanation of quantum physics - https://youtu.be/kTXTPe3wahc

I have a proposal for my viewers.  I opened a "go fund me" account to buy coats for the homeless.  I give you my word that all the money will go to buying coats.  if it starts getting warm again and I have any money left I will donate it to Saint Jude's Hospital.  

my "go fund me" account link is -- https://gofund.me/f98c75f0

the same scientist that unknowingly agreed with me about gravity not creating time dilation but that time dilation causes the effect we call gravity has agreed with me again (and again unknowingly, of course).  in the video when I ask the question that can drive people insane I try to figure out if the present (as in time) what size is it?  is it instantaneous or zero seconds big?  or is the present an amount of time?   well, it turns out that I'm not the first to ask that question.   

I don't try to explain why Mr. Alex O'connor's conclusion that free will does not exist is wrong but that his definition of "free will" is wrong.

Alex O'connor's youtube videos on free will: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwaXqep-bpk&list=PLJUxzp7C2P_aTfK-vfbtqgoqa9_QOMn8e

I try to take the first step into resolving the question "Does God exist?". I start by better defining the terms we use to describe each other that happen to be on opposite sides of the spectrum of belief.

there is a question I like to contemplate on whenever I need a break from reality.   but then because of my obsessive-compulsive disorder, I need to distract myself from that question.  so I describe two ways I distract myself from reality.

I try to explain the events that led up to me being "told" many years ago "the meaning of life", first from a religious perspective and then I try to come to the same conclusion from an objective or analytical perspective

What if things aren't as they seem?  what if what we think (at first glance) is reality is only a facade?  what if unless we scrutinize our assumptions we will never truly revealed raw existence?

well, I guess I was right about time dilation creates the effect that we call gravity...

PBS Space Time,  Matt O'Dowd - https://youtu.be/UKxQTvqcpSg​

my gravity idea - https://youtu.be/OO0jw-fIS80​

What if things aren't as they seem?