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-one state simultaneously is called quantum superposition the principal was described in the principles of quantum mechanics nineteen forty seven by paul dirac as follows -the general principle of superposition of quantum mechanics applies to the states that are theoretically possible without mutual...
-one state simultaneously is called quantum superposition the principal was described in the principles of quantum mechanics nineteen forty seven by paul dirac as follows -the general principle of superposition of quantum mechanics applies to the states that are theoretically possible without mutual interference or contradiction of any dynamical system it requires us to assume that between the states there exists a peculiar relationships such that whenever the system is definitely in one state we can consider it as being partly and -each of two or more other states the original state must be regarded as the result of a kind of suspicion of the two or more new states in a way that cannot be conceived on classical ideas -and he state may be considered as the result of a superposition of two or more other states and indeed in an infinite number of ways conversely any two or more states may be super post to give a new state the non classical nature of the superposition process is brought up clearly if we consider the superposition of to states and be such that there exists -an observation which when made on the system and state a is certain to lead to one particular result of say and when made on the system and state be is certain to lead to some different result be say what will be the result of the observation when made on the system in the super state the answer is that the result will be sometimes and sometimes be -according to a probability law that depends on the relative weights of it -a point seven proper nouns most proper nouns our names of people places organizations and commercial brands -other proper nouns include titles of books songs musical recordings movies and video games names of specific animals names of planets stars another astronomical features seagoing ships and spacecraft holidays and some important dates or proper nouns to see section eight hour eight or one dot to for an explanation of why -some of these are italicized personal name's john jose anania nanya jane lincoln smith beyond say garcia lee when places tokyo mexico new york city greenville soul redwood city kings county knob hill montmartre mrs -zippy river indian ocean southern california -media minecraft video game the white album musical recording the brief wondrous life of oscar wao novel absolutely fabulous television show log on movie -organizations electronic frontier foundation nongovernmental digital rights advocacy group doctors without borders or medecins sans for a care nongovernmental aid organization house of representatives us legislative body m i six british spy agency a to regard as do flamingo brazilian football slash so -soccer club alice bernie elementary school see craft and spacecraft hms bounty see craft challenger spacecraft uss enterprise real seagoing aircraft carrier and fictional spacecraft things in outer space the moon or the moon pluto dwarf planet andromeda galaxy -holidays and dates july fourth or independence day passover new year's day the volley -animals fluffy pet cat lucy pet dog -cultural and sporting events maker faire a technology festival white rooms and silence and art show race are we so different -a museum exhibit ragnar a running race fifa world cup football slash soccer championship -commercial brands microsoft windows google coca cola tim hortons woolworths usually we can recognize proper nouns because their first letters or capitalized and because they are treated with a sense of importance however when you're writing it's sometimes hard to know whether their proper nouns and whether to capitalize them for -example let's say -do not forget for a moment that the thinking substances through all in all communicating with all and can influence all the desire of thinking substance for full life and better living has caused the creation of all the sewing machines already made and it can cause the creation of millions more and will whenever -men said it in motion by desire and faith and by acting in a certain way you can certainly have a sewing machine in your house and it is just a certain that you can have any other thing or things which you want and which you will use for the advancement of your own life and the lives of others -you need not hesitate about asking largely it is your father's pleasure to give you the kingdom said jesus original substance wants to live all that is possible in you and wants you to have all that you can or will use for the living of the most abundant life if you fix upon your consciousness the fact that the desire you feel for the possession of riches is one with the desire -of omnipotence for more complete expression your faith becomes invincible once i saw little boy sitting at a piano and vainly trying to bring harmony out of the keys and i saw that he was grieved and provoked by his inability to play real music i asked him the cause of his vexation and he answered i can feel the music in me but i can't make my hands go right -right the music in him was the urge of original substance containing all the possibilities of all life all that there is of music was seeking expression through the child god the one substance is trying to live in do and enjoy things to humanity he is saying i want hands to build wonderful structures to play divine harmonies to paint glorious pictures -as i want feature run my errands eyes to see my beauties tongues to tell mighty truths and to sing marvelous songs and so on -all that there is a possibility is seeking expression through men god wants those who can play music to have pianos and every other instrument and to have the means to cultivate their talents to the fullest extent he wants those who can appreciate beauty to be able to surround themselves with beautiful things he wants those who can discern truth to have every opportunity to travel and observe -he wants those who can appreciate dress to be beautifully clothed and those who can appreciate good food to be luxuriously fed he wants all these things because it is himself that enjoys and appreciates them it is god who wants to play and sing and enjoy beauty and proclaim truth and were fine clothes and eat good foods -it is got that work with a new to willing to do said paul the desire you feel for riches is the infinite seeking to express himself in you as he sought to find expression in the little boy at the piano so you need not hesitate to ask largely your part is to folk allies and expressed the desire to god this is a difficult point with -most people they retain something of the old idea that poverty and self sacrifice our pleasing to god are they look upon poverty as a part of the plan and necessity of nature they have the idea that god has finished his work and made all that he can make and that the majority of men must stay poor because there is not enough to go around the whole to -so much of this erroneous thought that they feel ashamed to ask for wealth they try not to want more than a very modest competence just enough to make them fairly comfortable i recall now the case of one student who was told that he must get in mind -chapter one -levers of influence power tools of the trades civilization advances by extending the number of operations we can perform without thinking about them -alford north whitehead simplicity is the ultimate sophistication -leonardo da vinci this book presence numerous research results that at first appear baffling but can be explained through an understanding of natural human tendencies a while ago i encountered such a finding when i read a study that gave volunteers an energy drink designed to increase mental abilities some volunteers were charged the retail -price of the drink one dollar and eighty nine cents others were told because the researcher had made a bulk purchase did have to pay only eighty nine cents both groups were then asked to solve as many mental puzzles as they couldn't thirty minutes i expected the second group feeling good about the price break would have tried harder and solve more problems -wrong the opposite occurred the outcome put me in mind of a phone call i had received years earlier the call came from a friend who had opened a native indian jewelry store in arizona -she was giddy with a curious piece of news something fascinating had just happened and she thought as a psychologist i might be able to explain it the story involved a certain allotment of turquoise jewelry she had been having trouble selling it was the peak of the tourist season the store was unusually full of customers and the turquoise pieces were of good -quality for the price as she was asking yet they had not sold my friend had attempted a couple of standard sales tricks to get them moving she tried calling attention to them by shifting their location to a more central display area with no luck she even told her sales staff to push the items again without success -finally the night before leaving on and out of town buying trip she scribbled and exasperated know to her head saleswoman everything in this display case price x half hoping just to be rid of the offending pieces even if at a loss when she returned a few days later she was not surprised to find that every article had been sold she was shot -fuck though to discover that because the employee had read the half in her scrawled messages or to the entire allotment had sold at twice the original price that's when she called me i thought i knew what had happened but told her that if i were to explain things properly she would have to listen to a story of mine actually it isn't my story it's about mother turk -keys and it belongs to the science of ethology the study of animals in their natural settings turkey mothers are good mother's loving watchful and protective they spend much of their time tending warming cleaning and huddling their young beneath them but there is something odd about their method virtually all of their mothering is triggered by one thing the cheap cheap -the young turkey checks other identifying features of the checks such as smell touch or appearance seem to play minor roles in the mothering process if a chick makes the cheap cheap noise it's mother will care for it if not the mother will ignore sometimes kill it -the extreme reliance of maternal turkey's on this one sound was dramatically illustrated in an experiment involving a mother turkey and a stuffed polecat for another turkey a poll cat is a natural predator who's approaches to be greeted with squawking packing flying rage indeed the experiment found even a stuffed model of a polecat when drawn by as -string to a mother turkey received in immediate and furious attack however when the same stuffed replica carried inside cited a small recorder that played the cheap cheap sound of baby turkey's the mother not only accepted the oncoming enemy the gathered it underneath her when the machine was turned off the polecat model again drew a vicious attack -click run how ridiculous a mother turkey seems under these circumstances she will embrace a natural adversary just because it goes cheap cheap and she will miss street or murder one of her chicks just because it doesn't she acts like an automaton who's maternal instincts are under the control of that single sound the a solid just tell us that this sort of thing is -far from unique to the turkey they have identified regular blindly mechanical patterns of action and a wide variety of species -call fixed action patterns they can involve intricate sequences of behavior such as entire courtship or mating rituals a fundamental characteristic of these patterns is that the behaviors composing them occur in virtually the same fashion and in the same order every time it is almost as if the patterns were installed as programs within the annum -bulls when a situation calls for courtship the courtship program is run when a situation calls for mothering the maternal behavior program is run click and the appropriate program is activated run and out roles the standard sequence of behaviors the most interesting aspect of all this is the way the programs are of a -it when an animal axe to defend it's territory for instance it is the intrusion of another animal of the same species that cues the territorial defense program of rigid vigilance threat and if need be combat however there is a cork in the system -it is not the rival as a whole that's the trigger it is rather some specific feature the trigger feature often the trigger feature will be one tiny aspect of the totality that is the approaching intruder sometimes a shade of color is the key the experiments of ethology have shown for instance that a male robin acting as if a rival -robin had entered it's territory will vigorously attack nothing more than a clump of robin read breast feathers place there at the same time it will ignore a perfect stuffed replica of a male robin without read breast feathers similar results have been found in another bird the blue throat where the trigger for territorial defense is a specific shade of blue breath -feathers before we enjoy to smugly the ease with which trigger features trick lower animals into reacting and ways wholly inappropriate to the situation we should realize two things first the automatic fixed action patterns of these animals work well most of the time because only normal healthy turkey chicks make the peculiar sound of baby -turkey's it makes sense from other turkey's to respond maternal to that single cheap cheap noise by reacting to just that one stimulus the average mother turkey will nearly always behave correctly -it takes a trickster like a scientist to make her automatic response seem silly the second important thing to understand is that we to have a preset programs and although they usually work to our advantage the trigger features that activate them can do person to running the write programs at the wrong times this parallel form of human automaticity is aptly demonstrate -aided in an experiment by social psychologist ellen langer in her coworkers a well known principle of human behavior says that when we ask someone to do us a favor we will be more successful if we provide a reason people simply like to have reasons for what they do langer demonstrated this unsurprising fact by asking a small favor of people waiting -in line to use a libraries copy machine excuse me i have five pages may i use the xerox machine because i'm in a rush the effectiveness of this request plus reason was nearly total ninety four percent of people let her skip ahead of them and line compare the success rate to the results when she made the request only excuse me -i have five pages may i use the xerox machine under those circumstances only sixty percent complied at first glance it appears the crucial difference between the two requests was the additional information provided by the words because i'm in a rush -however a third type of request showed this was not the case -it seems it was not the whole series of words but the first one because that made the difference instead of including a real reason for compliance langurs third type of request use the word because and then adding nothing new nearly restated the obvious excuse me i have five pages -his plan was to prevent causing pain to himself and others in the future so he stopped taking risks he decided that fault -his plan was to prevent causing pain to himself and others in the future so he stopped taking risks he decided that following the heard was the answer and shouldered a huge lifetime soul contract -as david's career progressed he found that he couldn't recreate his former success by avoiding risk not listening to his intuition and following trends when he did feel like taking a gamble he hesitated he completely eliminated the gut instinct that once helped him in business -in the end it took david's work with his soul system to identify his seed thought of i'm not good enough and his soul contract that told him not to trust himself they were stopping him from experiencing success in his life again once he learned that he was good enough his trust in himself and good instincts returned he was able to create success in his life -again -most people don't realize what they are really doing when they make soul contract commitments -they are trying to take control at a time when they are not in a powerful position in their lives think about it when you're upset or worried are you smart can you act in your most capable manner do you make the same decisions you would if it were feeling com clear and grounded know when you're in a negative emotional state deciding what is best as -incredibly difficult the odds that you'll make the optimal decision are greatly reduced fear sadness anger guilt -however newton was not interested in alchemy solely for it's material benefits he believed that there was a deep spiritual and philosophical significance to alchemy that was worth pursuing he saw alchemy as a means of unlocking the secrets of the universe and gaining a deeper understanding of the natural world -luton wrote extensively about his alchemical experiments and theories often using coded language and obscure symbolism to protect his work from being misunderstood or misinterpreted he also corresponded with other alchemists of his time sharing his ideas and techniques -despite his interest in alchemy newton was a scientist at heart and always sought to apply rigorous experimentation and empirical evidence to his work he eventually became disillusioned with alchemy as a viable path to scientific knowledge and shifted his focus to other pursuits -today newton's involvement with alchemy is seen as an important part of his legacy offering insight into his beliefs and interest beyond the realm of physics and mathematics -famous alchemists and their works one good bear jab your even he on the bear was a persian alchemist who lived in the eighth century he is credited with the discovery of many chemical substances and processes including hydrochloric acid nitric acid and sulfuric acid he is also known for his work on alchemical pro -ah seh says such as coulson nation sublimation and distillation -two nicholas flameout nicholas for male was a french alchemist who lived in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries he's best known for his reputed discovery of the philosophers stone a legendary substance that was said to have the power to transmute base metals into gold and silver flameouts reputation as an alchemist grew after his death -and he was believed to have achieved immortality through his alchemical discoveries -three marry the jewess marry the jewess was a legendary alchemist who is believed to have lived in alexandria and the first or second century she is credited with the invention of several alchemical apparatus including the bain marie double boiler and the water bath she is also known for her work on distillation and for developing to -techniques for purifying metals -for paracelsus the a frost as bombastus von hohenheim paracelsus was a swiss alchemist who lived in the sixteenth century he is known for his contributions to medicine and for his belief in the idea that the human body was a microcosm of the universe he rejected many of the traditional alchemical practices of his time and instead -focused on the use of chemical remedies to cure diseases -five john de john de was an english mathematician astrologer an alchemist who lived in the sixteenth century -he was a consultant to queen elizabeth the first and was known for his interest in the occult and for his attempts to communicate with angels through a system of magical symbols six edward kelly edward kelly was an english alchemist who lived in the sixteenth and seventy tenth centuries he's best known for his partnership with john -d which resulted in the creation of the nokia language and the development of a system for communicating with angels -then michael meyer michael liar was a german alchemist who lived in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries -when you come out of pod mass on a street in the leg raise the kneecap and pull the toes toward the body so as to elongate the hamstring and relieve any cramps and the muscles if pot mass now or the lotus pose can be practiced properly and correctly and one is able to sit in it comfortably it gives great stability and strength to the lower back -while locking the legs securely and place it is difficult to fall over even if you fall asleep this is why it is the chosen pose for yogis going into the super consciousness state of somebody -warm ups for lotus pose it is good practice before any exercise where the knees are to be rotated into advanced sitting poses to take time to warm and relaxed and by rubbing the sides of both knees with the palms of your hands rub vigorously using a rotating motion -this allows the bursar around the joint which function to cushion the knee to lubricate protecting the knees from sudden forcible flexion the aim of lotus warm ups as to increase movement in the hip and knee joints and stretch the thigh muscles therefore exercises where you perform both inward and outward rotation are helpful and augmenting the multi during -optional range of motion in the hips first warm up half butterfly pose sit with your back and legs straight breathing normally place the right foot with the soul of the foot facing upwards on top of the left thigh as close to the hip as possible if this leg position is difficult than place the foot on the floor alongside the inside of the -fyi close to the body hold the toes of the right foot with the left hand and with slight pressure move your knee up and down ten times with the right hand returned to the starting position and perform the exercise with the left leg -the stretches the muscles of the inner hips and thighs and encourages blood circulation into the hips second warm up full butterfly pose resting firmly on you're sitting bones sit on a cushion on the floor bring the souls of the feet together and draw the heels close into the groin class the feet with interlocked fingers -and pull against the feat for leverage open the knees and press them toward the floor -inhale lift the lower back and extending the sternum elongate the spine to the crown of the head exhale creating a shoulder blade squeeze and slightly arch the lower spine and work to lower the size toward the floor -third warm up cradle pose from the same sitting position as before stretch out your right leg take hold of the left leg and keeping the left foot up high place it into the crook of the right arm at the elbow bring the left arm around and interlock the hands creating your cradle like holding a baby inhale elongate -and straighten the spine by extending the sternum upward exhale as iraq the cradled leg from right to left inhale elongate in the spine again exhale this time hugging the leg closer to your chest hold the position and feel the stretch in the thigh repeat the process with the other leg -a comfortable alternative this is an alternative a comfortable steady supported version that strikes a balance between the stability of pod marsala and the ease and comfort of super shauna to create stability comfort and ease -to begin your practice you will need to sit against a wall on a carpeted floor to cushion your ankles or you can fold a yoga mat you will also need three or four folded blankets to sit on and another blanket rolled into a long role to place over your feet place the three or four folded blankets parallel against the wall -sit on the folded blankets with your backup right against the support of the wall -then cross your legs and bring the right leg and so that your shins contact each other and each foot rests on the floor under the opposite fi adjust the height of the knees until they are parallel to the floor place the long road blanket over the tops of both feet and adjusted to support the legs -tilt your pelvis forward by letting your upper body forward then sit upright with your back against the wall rest the backs of your hands on your thighs so that the hands are relaxed rule the tops of your shoulders back and lean your head gently against the wall with the head neck