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Novel design Rabi oscillation system for human quantum life detection probe

Author(s)
Yupapin, P. P.
Pantian, S.
Ali, J.
Date Issued
February 3, 2014
Type
Article
Abstract
Rabi oscillation of particle (photon) can be generated by light propagating within a micro-optical ring resonator. The connection between particles and projection parameters can be distributed across time and space when they are in their quantum coherent state, in which the quantum life can be established via the substance of the quantum field, where the massless particle (photon), i.e. thought/feeling can be projected and the measurement formed. By using the Rabi oscillation probe, the neuron projection parameters such as Čerenkov radiation, levitation, remote viewing, psychics and supernatural power can be projected and measured. Furthermore, when the massless particle, i.e. thought/feeling speed is greater than the group velocity, the cold body behavior under the adiabatic process is formed and survived, in which the relics can be obtained after death by the cold body phase transition, where the different forms of amorphous materials are constructed and obtained.
Citation
Life Science Journal, 11(2), 235-243, 2014
Subjects

Machine consciousness...

Metaphysics

Quantum life

Rabi oscillation

Supernatural power

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