Conversations with Avant-garde Sages - The Wizard LLC

Conversations with Avant-garde Sages
TRIP: All right. Well let's talk about some of the things that really
rung my bell that I just loved in the book. One of the things that
you write about is the photon experiment that points to that which
transcends cause and effort, Bell's theorem. Now I think it's pretty
amazing that we have absolute evidence that there's something
beyond cause and effect, and people should take it to heart. Can
you talk about that?
ROBERT WOLFE: Well, yes, I too think it's pretty amazing, and
one of the things that's of interest to me is that the findings that
are being made these days in physics, seem to take about 50 years
to come down to the common man in the street, and Bell's
theorem is a good example of that. Here we have something that
10, 15, 20 years ago became known as a scientific fact, and yet very
few people I think generally are aware of the import of what that
discovery had to do with.
So we're talking about an experiment which has been conducted
several times now, and has shown conclusively that there's
something taking place, which until just recent times was not
really known. And that is that subatomic particles separated in
space know somehow what each is doing. I won't go into a lot of
detail here, but for anyone who's interested in that subject, if you
look into the material that's available on the physics experiment
that's called Bell's theorem, the evidence is there.
TRIP: So the amazing thing about that is that these paired
electrons or whatever they are, particles, when they go off in
opposite directions and they're a scientifically significant distance
apart, which is a little more than a mile or something like that,
instantaneously affect each other. And it happens more quickly
than could be transmitted by anything that happens at the speed
of light, therefore we know for a fact that…
WIZARD: Does that point to that within which these particles are
arising is the sentient intelligence?
ROBERT WOLFE: Yes.
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