0 responses to “how quantum physics teaches us everything – a friend of mine, a physicist, explained – that one of the greatest quests of physics was to understand what is matter – in fact, an atom, means (I think in Latin) smallest possible particle – but as you well know, atoms are in fact made of electrons, neutrons and protons (I am a little ruff on this but) the particles are made of smaller particles called quarks – now there are two amazing lessons for life from atoms – the first is that what scientists discovered is you cannot actually see what atoms are made up of, for every time you hit them, something else emerges! – my friend gave the example of a coo-coo-clock that you imagine by smashing it with a hammer a bird, some springs, etc. will emerge, but in point of fact, a dog, a cat and some other random stuff emerged – and so they realize atoms are actually living creatures who react – this is so fundamental to understand, for we all are exactly like an atom, we are the center of our universe and others are circling in and out of it – but the reaction we get from them depends, from the reaction we give to them! and this relates to the phenomenal behavior of quarks; they are rotating each other – these rotations are so amazing that though we know that nothing travels faster then the speed of light (apart from the expansion of the universe and perhaps other stuff we don’t know) nonetheless, if you take an electron out of one atom and move it somewhere and then move it, the corresponding electron from the same atom will move – they are connected by a hidden force which supersedes even the speed of light – in other words, there are familial soul groups, and each one of us is interconnected – perhaps this is the idea of the Torah that all Jews are one soul”