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• 홀로그램, 정보, 아뢰야, 말나, 윤회 A 홀로그램(Hologram)의 기술적 특징과 현대 물리학의 홀로그램 우주론(Holographic Universe Theory)에 대해 설명해 드리겠습니다. 1. blog.naver.com · 2026.07.27
• 우리의 의식은 우주와 연결될 수 있다- (우주대법계에 통한다?) consciousness may function as a quantum phenomenon—one that connects our minds with the broader universe Building on the controversial Orch OR (Orchestrated Objective Reduction) theory, scientists are now producing blog.naver.com · 2026.06.26
• [SPECIAL INTERVIEW] Menas Kafatos, World-Renowned Quantum Physicist and Cosmologist Consciousness and Physics: Toward a New Understanding of the Cosmos” By SINKI KIM Humans and the Universe Are Not Separate “You are the universe.” blog.naver.com · 2026.04.01
• 2-6) 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics and Completion of Cybernetics The starting point of Einstein's "unified field theory" was the unified theory of the normal cosmology It was a unification theory for. This developed into “unified field theor....... blog.naver.com · 2024.01.22
• 3-1) Complete the causality of 0, =, fictional, virtual for unified field theory . . . 3-1) Complete the causality of 0, =, fictional, virtual for unified field theory . The origin of "unified field theory" is the Four fundamental Arithmetic Operation of "0, =, + −, × ÷" blog.naver.com · 2024.01.24
• 3-2) Completion of unified field theory and completion of science . . . 3-2) Completion of unified field theory and completion of science . moment right now” that is constantly changing due to the interdependent chain movement of the entire universe blog.naver.com · 2024.01.25
• 2022. 05. 07. Dimensional approaches of quantum mechanics and super-string theory. Super-String Theory According to string theory, the smallest unit that composes the universe is a one-dimensional If the minimum unit that composes everything in the universe is a one-dimensional string, only the zero-dimensional blog.naver.com · 2022.09.27
• Life in XII Dimension Albert Einstein’s dream of a single theory to explain every event of the universe from atoms to galaxies is what string theory aims at. blog.naver.com · 2013.01.31