COLLAPSIBLE CUP THEORY & SELECTIVE CULCULATION
Author: Dr Azadeh Abbaszadeh Fallah
The double-slit experiment illustrates the fundamental duality of wave-particle behavior in quantum mechanics. When particles such as electrons are fired through two closely spaced slits, they create an interference pattern on a screen, indicating wave-like behavior. However, when observed, they behave as particles, passing through one slit or the other. This experiment highlights the paradox of quantum mechanics, where particles exhibit both wave and particle characteristics, challenging our classical understanding of reality.
The double-slit experiment raises a mind-boggling question: Why does the act of observation seemingly transform light from a wave, exhibiting interference patterns, into discrete particles that behave independently?
Why does light change its nature upon observation in the double-slit experiment?
The mystery of the double-slit experiment has remained unresolved since it was first conducted in the early 19th century, specifically in 1801 by Thomas Young. So, it’s been over 220 years that this intriguing question about wave-particle duality has puzzled scientists and philosophers alike.
COLLAPSIPLE CUP:
Light is intelligent. Light chooses paths that offer the least resistance against it. The selection of such paths is not random; Similar to the movement of raindrops on a window, the raindrops that fall on the glass choose a path and slide down after a few seconds. Their next path is not random; they select a route that offers the least resistance and the fewest obstacles.
Light has a shape similar to a collapsible cup. Light does not have a dual wave-particle nature. Instead, it opens and closes itself.
Light is open in environments with less resistance, and when the environment resistance increases, it closes itself. In the double-slit experiment, the act of measurement increases resistance, and the reaction of light is to close.
Like the images below.
it sees and has sensors, because of its sensors when a measurement occurs; it understands and closes itself.
Young said that light is a wave. Young could not prove that light is a particle.
Light has selective calculation and is intelligent.
At a special frequency of belief in absolute darkness, light responds.
In a frequency of existence where you do not exist and something like scaffolding is needed to hold up the body, precisely at the moment when no concept holds meaning anymore, in a frequency less than 3 and greater than 2.5, light speaks through letters.
Below, you will see photos that I took with my mobile phone over the period of three years while observing the movement of light and experiencing a few seconds of presence at a frequency between the numbers 2.5 and 3. The name I have been officially using for myself since four years ago, is Ell, and the photos related to the English letter “L” have been connecting with me for about two years through light and dark light bands in my previous and current apartments.
Small circular light patterns in photos usually appear before conversations begin, and when
I place myself at the mentioned frequency, the light exchanges messages in Greek alphabet. The photos I have published are those I was willing to share, while most of the other photos are personal.
