Quantum Physics

NES and Quantum Physics Theory
In this slide show presentation Joan Wilcox explains the connection and physics behind the NES Professional using frontier quantum physics 

NES and Phase Conjunctive Adaptive Resonance

This Slide show presentation is from the NES European Conference 2008. It gives insight into how frontier quantum theory explains NES Matching

Sharp complementary wave and particle behaviours in the
same welcher weg experiment

By Milo Wolff – Milo Wolff’s Quantum Science Corner
ABSTRACT: In the last millennium we learned that objects obey fixed laws of nature. Until
the last decade, these laws have been entirely empirical; that is, the laws were measured
properties of nature, no theoretical or physical origin was known. These measurements
indicated that the movement of energy and information, which are needed to carry out the
laws, travel consistently at the speed of light. This motion satisfied our rule of causality;
that is: Events always occur after their causes.

If the brain is in fact capable of generating rich and complex volumetric moving images, and
if those images are indeed defined by spatial standing waves in the brain, the potential for
future research of this new principle of neurocomputation is literally unlimited. In fact, this
would open up a whole new field of investigation with branches into many interesting
directions, some of which are summarized in this article

Bohr isn't wrong yet

Worlds Apart

Bohr is Still Wrong

Contrary Quantum

Sharp Complementary Wave and Particle Behaviours in the Same Welcher Wag Experiment