the double slit experiment

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Comment by chris naish on December 5, 2008 at 12:52pm

glad to be of service fable. :-) hoped it would be appreciated.

Comment by Fable Goodman on December 5, 2008 at 12:46pm

I can intuitively see lots of lessons in this for anyone (paticularly thererapists) who works with other people.

It it well know, that our innate healing mechanisms, of crying, laughing, shaking, talking about problems etc, work much more effectively in the presence of a non judgemental obesrver/listener.

In self hypnosis, most people repond differently than in the presence of a therapist.

I act a certain way at home when I am by my self, and in quite a different way, when in the presence of an observer.

Subjects on stage, in front of an audience react differently that in a one to one session.

I can play tunes on the saw, or the the theremin quite well when I am at home, chilling by myself, and unobserved. When I turn on the video, or play in front of another person, my performance changes.

These are just a few random thoughts that come straight to mind.

I am sure others can see even more connections (metaphorical or literal) than what I have.

Thanks for posting this Chris...appart from anything else it was an enjoyable video, and I thought the cartoon professer was Michael Elner, in disguise.

Love and hugs,

Fable

Comment by chris naish on December 5, 2008 at 11:59am

it pertains to anything you observe Justin . . . . .I . . .erm think. ;-)

Comment by Justin James on December 5, 2008 at 11:47am

Very interesting... Not sure how it pertains to Hypnosis.. However I give big points for strange!