Scientist: Though Has Died, Human Soul Remains Immortal
London - A combination of several recent scientific studies says that the human brain is a 'biological computer', in which its function is similar to that of a quantum, personal computer device.
It became the basis of further research that mentions that the human soul will remain immortal after the death of his body.
However, it is not eternal in the sense of a number of beliefs, but eternal in the form of energy that is able to connect with other dimensions (multi-universe), as quoted from the site Tetribe on Monday (12/3/2018).
Is a physicist Dr. Stuart Hameroff, and mathematician Sir Roger Penrose, who argued that his true soul is stored in a micro-tubule inside a brain cell.
Both refer to this system as 'Objective Reduction Objection', or Orch-OR, ie when the human body dies, the micro-tubules in the brain are transformed into quantum particles that carry information inside them.
These micro-tubules are then referred to as eternal properties in the souls of living things. It is indestructible, and will continue to bring information to a greater dimension.
"If the body is re-activated, ie after a special coma or post-surgery operation, it may allow the quantum information back to be captured by the micro-tubules, but by an amount that can not be one hundred percent equal to the previous condition," Sir Roger explained, , or commonly known as dormant.
Added by Dr. Stuart, that the soul of living things is very likely a result of 'interaction' between neurons in the brain.
He likens the interrelated interactions of neurons that are similar to interconnected information systems on computer servers, where their memory core can move from one place to another via data transfer.
No Deaths in the Dimensions of Space and Time
Meanwhile, a scientific study published in the journal Science in 2015, shows that information storage systems can change as they move from one place to another.
Nevertheless, the core of long-term information, such as growth memory for example, can continue to persist in quantum-scattered quantum outside the body.
Related theory is obtained from the results of research using beam spitter, the optical device to split the light beam, which can break the distribution of energy particles.
"When disconnected, the particles form a passage of time to plunge past memories of memory," explains Robert Landwill, a researcher from the Department of Physics at Durham University, UK.
The connection between experience and the universe goes beyond the human notions of space and time. But biocentrism itself states, space and time are not as difficult objects as imagined.
This theory is analogizing time as a vain air for human capture because it can never be achieved.
According to biocentrism, space and time are solely the means of collecting information simultaneously. Therefore, in a world where there is no space and time, there is no death term.
