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Real Is Not Real
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- Amina Noor
REAL IS NOT REAL:
Scientists did an experiment that destroyed everything in our lives on which we believe.
INTRODUCTION:
We think we touch everything. We think we are in control of our lives. We think we see the real world. But science proves that we are all wrong. Today I will show you proof that will change your thinking forever.
YOU HAVE NEVER TOUCH ANY THING IN YOUR LIFE:
Yes, read that again. The chair you are sitting on. The phone you are holding in your hand you have never actually touched it.
You think it is lie, but it is 100% science, and I will prove it to you.
THE TRUTH ABOUT TOUCH:
What is touch? You think that when two things meet each other that is touch. But nothing ever meets, in quantum physics.
REASON:
Everything in the world is made up of atom and atom, is made up of electrons. Electrons have negative charges, and same charges repel each other. Like two magnets pushing each other away.
So, when we put hands on a table the Electrons in the table and the electrons in our hands repel each other. They push away each other. There is tiny and invisible gap between our hand and the table. So, our hands are floating on it. You feel the force of repulsion, not the touch itself.
But the question is: If we never touch, then why we do not fell pain?
The answer is that we do not feel pain in our hands. Our brain feels pain. It is locked inside the dark, black skull. Never sees light, never hearing sound and never feeling anything. That are nerves that send signals to the brain and the brain feels pain. Our brain creates a story; the story is what you call the reality.
According to coulomb law. F = (q1 + q2)/r2. The repulsion force increases 1/r2 as distance increases. At atomic distance, this force becomes huge. What we feel as hardness or touch is actually this electromagnetic field. We never feel matter. We feel force fields.
Scientists at IBM in 1989 used a scanning tunneling microscope to actually see atoms and they never touch. They only sense force fields.
WE HAVE NEVER SEEN THE REAL WORLD:
We think you see the world, but we don’t.
Our eyes are just cameras they send a signal to the brain and the brain takes 0.1 seconds to make a picture. So, what we are seeing right now is not happening now. It happened 0.1 seconds ago. We always live in the past.
Our brain edits the pictures, changes the color, and removes the things that it does not like. We do not see the real world.
Every person is slightly seeing a different world. My red is may you’re red but we will never know because we will learn the name red but our brain may be show us different color.
WE ARE NOT IN CONTROL OF OUR LIFE:
We think we are in control of our lives. You think you decided to read this article. You think you will decide what you eat tomorrow?
No, you are wrong. You never decide anything.
In 2008, scientists did an experiment. They put people inside a brain scanner. They told them, “Whenever you want, you press the left or right button it’s your free choice”.
But the computer that was watching their brains could predict which button they would press 7 seconds before the person themselves knew. 7seconds before you think “I will press left”, your brain has already decided to press left. You only get the news before 7 seconds later. You think you decided but you get a notification of a decision that was already made inside you. The part of our brain control 95% of our lives.
You are not living your life. Your life is living you.
You are just watching.
FINAL QUESTION:
If we never touch anything, and we never see the real world, then what is real?
The answer is: nothing.
CONCLUSSION:
Every thing is inside our head. Our whole lives our house, our school, this article are a movie that our brain is playing for us.
So, the next time you shake someone’s hand, remember you did not actually touch them. If touch is a lie, what else is your life is a lie. if you see anything, remember that it’s a fake, It’s not a real. It’s a story that your brain made for you.
Written by: Amina Noor
Grade: 1st year [Computer Science]