Understanding Quantum Processes and Effects

Quantum processes and effects are merely an effect from the quantum world which, manifests here only as an effect but is not an actual,

classical foundation of this world.

This quantum effect does exist,

and must exist,

because the quantum world is the true,

actually existing world.

But the material world and all the,

principles causally derived from it are merely an echo of it.

This means that matter is not based on quanta in the material world.

What is observed are in any case only quantum effects, but rather it is an aversion of the quantum world.

At first glance this may seem absurd and pedantic,

but it is a significant and far-reaching distinction.

In detail, when speaking of the material world,

one must refer to an echo-like materialization of the quantum world,

a kind of exhaust, or a polluted, remnant from the quantum world,

which still does not better describe the exact, relationship between them in the precise sense.

Yet precisely because our material, world, in the broadest sense,

is simply an exhaust world, all existing things within it are compressed,

into fixed contexts of rules and dependencies, with no possibility of true flexibility.

The quantum effect is so astonishing that the fundamental laws of matter can, seemingly be circumvented or broken.

Quotes from Alexander Laurent blog 10