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On Jan 3, 2015, at 11:31 PM, Jacques Vallee wrote:
Beowulf is right on. About 1970 Paul Baran (inventor of packet switching at Rand and arguably the true grandfather of the Internet) tested the first radio prototype of
the Arpanet by spread spectrum on the range of frequencies of the SFO control tower. He could do that without interference with air operations because the spread spectrum signal was undetectable -- low in the noise....
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On Jan 3, 2015, at 6:34 PM, Jack Sarfatti <jacksarfatti@icloud.com> wrote:
Ignoring the UFO data in front of our noses is a fatal mistake. Meantime let's see if the fly by anomaly is caused by a small wormhole. There are credible reports by Eric Davis of a small wormhole at the Bigelow ranch in Utah. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skinwalker_Ranch
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On Jan 3, 2015, at 4:07 PM, Robert Addinall wrote:
I actually tend to think that few civilizations will end up building Dyson spheres. Again, my suspicion is that it's possible (though not easy in the initial stages) to develop techniques for generating and containing negative energy/mass, and then you have warp drive/wormholes. At that point you can colonize (or terraform and then colonize) new planets. Most likely you don't want more than two or three billion inhabitants per planet (Earth is probably currently overpopulated). You'll primarily use FTL (some sort of wormholes or else readable quantum entanglement) for communication and not put out significant radio signals. So, I would really expect to *only* see regular planetary systems. We can't really say anything for certain until we get enough telescope resolution to see Earth-like planets and whether (1) they show evidence of biological processes like photosynthesis and oxygen-rich atmospheres, and (2) lights illuminating metropolitan areas.
Even such observations would not rule out intelligent life of very different forms than those found on Earth.
From: creon levit NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sent: Saturday, January 3, 2015 5:02 PM
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Subject: "zeroth order null result" from WISE for free energy and for UFOs.
More evidence of no high level ET civilizations in our galaxy: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1408.1134.pdf
The Gaia mission, currently in orbit, will provide a much tighter (probabilistic) bound. It is surveying a billion local stars. If any of them have a something like a Dyson sphere, we will know.
The Kepler mission found that most stars have planets, and that a significant fraction have habitable planets. So for those like me who do not at present find UFO evidence convincing, these missions, and the negative results from all SETI searches to date, reinforce the Fermi paradox. It leads one either towards “we are alone” or to the great filter.
For an amusing but serious summary of these issues see Bostrum’s essay "why I hope the search for extraterrestrial life finds nothing"
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Jack Sarfatti On Dec 29, 2014, at 3:19 PM, Jack Sarfatti <jacksarfatti@icloud.com> wrote:
From: Hal Puthoff
Date: December 29, 2014 at 2:01:38 PM PST
To: lensman137@sbcglobal.net,
Subject: Re: The RAND Corporation on UFOs !
Though overlooked by many, the recently declassified UK MOD report (so-called Condign Report, interestingly enough!), assembled in 2000 by the Defense Intelligence staff, though written to 'get out of the pubic UFO business,' has within its > 100 pages a number of gems of technical details, including an assessment EM frequencies hypothesized to possibly be involved in the Rendlesham Forest event. Available on the Internet from the UK National Archives - see below.
Hal
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UAP in the UK Air Defence Region: Executive Summary
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To: Creon Levit
Sent: Mon, Dec 29, 2014 3:19 pm
Subject: Re: The RAND Corporation on UFOs !
What about the testimony of Base Commander, Colonel Charles Halt, and all of the other airmen who were up close and personal witnesses to the highly strange events at Rendlesham forest? All the people involved in Rendlesham were reliable, extensively vetted RAF Bentwaters USAF security personnel — after all, this was a NATO nuclear weapons storage facility. They would never have attained those security positions if they weren’t exemplary soldiers. Unlike Roswell, where key witnesses weren’t interviewed until many years after the alleged incident, the majority of witnesses in the Rendlesham forest incident are alive and well. Halt maintains to this day that the object he and others observed at Rendlesham was extraterrestrial technology. Despite the apparent lack of physical and photographic evidence to that effect, we cannot discount all that important detailed and reliable eyewitness testimony. And it’s a safe bet that if any physical or photographic evidence was gathered, it has been sequestered deep within the black catacombs of the national security establishment.
On Dec 29, 2014, at 9:43 AM, creon levit wrote:
Ok I'll read John's book too !-)
On Dec 28, 2014, at 11:25 PM, Colonel John Alexander wrote:
The evidence in favor of UFOs is simply overwhelming and I agree with Hal's comment on Bentwaters. In my book, UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities that is one of my top cases as it had physical evidence as well as veridical eyewitnesses. In addition, it was not a singular event. Like the Phoenix Lights and Gulf Breeze it recurred over long periods of time. That said, the ETH is only one hypothesis and may not be the best fit when all the evidence is considered. As I end my book, whatever it is (they are) the UFO phenomena are more complex than we ever imagined.
John
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Jack Sarfatti On Dec 28, 2014, at 1:13 PM, Robert Addinall wrote:
My current guess is the same as that of the 50s AF generals; probably a small percentage of reports are caused by interstellar vessels. The rest would have mundane explanations and I'm also willing to entertain other explanations; perhaps a handful are some sort of "interdimensional" clouds of energy/organisms that occasionally show up. Some reports seem to indicate rather odd, amorphous shapes and lights, but others, such as those cited in the RAND report, do seem to clearly indicate mechanical craft.
I would consider "killer" proof to be recovery and verification of a physical artifact in the public domain:
1. A spacecraft or substantial component of a spacecraft (ie. large piece of wreckage with enough intact components and structure to indicate that it could not have come from any other type of aircraft).
2. An EBE (extraterrestrial biological entity). At least a more or less complete body that could not be mistaken for anything else. Preferably a living being who can talk to reporters, academics, government officials etc on camera.
3. Keep in mind the possibility that a mechanical artifact might also be a self aware AI that could talk to us. So, #3 is a combination of #1 and #2.
Now if we prove that we can generate and contain negative mass or negative energy density and go ahead to build a working warp drive or wormhole generator, such a human made artifact would be highly suggestive - you would probably be justified in making the leap of saying that UFOs are mechanical craft driven by this type of technology and so the AFC explanation is correct. However, in the absence of a physical artifact or being, either mechanical or biological, I feel that we must simply treat the AFC explanation for the small percentage of reports unexplainable by mundane reasons as a good one, but we can't be certain.
Given that FTL travel also necessarily implies possible time travel, some of the craft may be ours from our future light cone, or from civilizations that have become connected with us in some way in our future light cone. I treat this as a subset of the AFC hypothesis. Aliens need not be totally alien. How such back from the future interactions might play out we do not yet know - whether there is some chronological protection mechanism law of physics that makes consistent closed timelike curves (CTCs) or whether they are actually changing their past/our present.
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Jack Sarfatti On Dec 27, 2014, at 11:33 AM, Robert Addinall wrote:
They did quite a good job IMO.
1. Cocteau's estimate of how many highly advanced civilizations may exist in the galaxy was very good and almost exactly how I've tried to articulate the problem at times. I'll probably now use this as a reference. I was surprised at the estimate of 100 million advanced civilizations/average spacing of 10 light years between advanced civilizations. My estimates tended to be an order or two of magnitude lower, but his methodology seems solid even ~45 years later. Of course we now know for certain that most, if not almost all, stars do develop planetary systems, but observing earth sized planets is difficult, so we're still not sure how abundant they are. We do know that a fair number of stars appear to have planets too close or too far to be in a habitable zone, but even that is already taken into account by Cocteau; he estimates 1000 million sun-like stars out of 100 billion stars and drops the number with planets in acceptable orbits to somewhere around 600 million.
Interestingly recent observations and computer models seem to suggest that binary and trinary star systems can have planets in stable orbits around each star, so long as the stars orbit a common barycenter at a sufficient distance; indeed some studies claim to have detected planets circling the two main Alpha Centauri stars (the third smaller star would circle the whole system outside of the two local systems). So perhaps Cocteau's estimate is even conservative.
To get ~10 LY average spacing we should expect civilizations in at least two of the following three systems with reasonably sun-like stars: Epsilon Eridani (though it's probably too young), Tau Ceti and Alpha Centauri. To maintain the spacing places like Gleise 86 would probably have to be inhabited too. So, either there should be loads of activity out there, or else: (a) correctly sized planets in habitable zones are very infrequent for some reason we don't yet understand; (b) for some reason we don't yet understand life fails to get started or to evolve beyond relatively small, simple forms; (c) civilizations tend to destroy themselves.
I keep an open mind but in the absence of data all I can say is that my instincts suggest that (a), (b), and (c) are wrong, which should mean that Cocteau's methodology holds and that there is a lot going on around the galaxy.
2. Another point where we now have a bit more to go on - the old light speed limit discussion further down in the paper. We now have the Thorne wormhole and Alcubierre warp metrics and the associated requirement for negative energy or mass, and we also have the accelerating expansion of the universe, which suggests that negative energy does exist in the universe. This is much more than having no clue as to how interstellar travel might work. Possibly we've actually already figured out generally how it works, but not the details yet. Obviously we can't build anything like this until we know how to generate and control negative energy.
Things like Jack's idea about changing the flexibility of spacetime by changing the speed of light might be techniques that further augment FTL travel or reduce the negative energy requirement.
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On Jan 4, 2015, at 6:28 AM, Paul Murad <ufoguypaul@yahoo.com> wrote:
Ryan:
There are two problems here. They are that either the document is fake or the document has any disinformation.
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If disinformation is to be successful, it has to have some level of truth or honest information.
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This is a necessity for establishing credibility for the entire document. Whenever we got any Soviet disinformation, the problem was to find those pieces that had legitimate information for credibility. The same is to be true if this is real in this document. Regardless, some real information needs to be established.
Personally I feel the document is a fake because there is no clear identification of a government organization. Government types like to make sure people know about where things are going or from where. That involves highly classified documents so you can refer back any questions or what points may cause problems. I might have missed this but with a quick scan, I did not see such information...
I read the Einstein/Oppenheim meeting and are you implying it was a fake? If you look at it, this looks like a precursor for what this country has performed with respect to treating UFOs and so on. Einstein carries significant weight. If it is a fake, then it was well done! This information is similar to what Col. Corso said regarding early UFO activities so there is some correlations. The question is to find out the truth from the lies.
It would be interesting if there was any mention of UFOs in the Einstein papers. I doubt it. Same for John Archibald Wheeler’s papers because he switched to gravity research around 1952 at the peak of the flying saucer craze and he had top security clearance.
Regarding typographic comments, this does not fly for several reasons. Secretaries may have had errors in documents or if critical, the author could have made mistakes. Remember we did not have WORD or files of documents to the point that people published whatever they could get out of the typewriter.
Finally, the issue about alien communications. Appearently SETI does not work because aliens may not use electromagnetic communications moving at the speed of light. If they go supposedly faster than the speed of light, the messages would be months or years after the events. The only possibilities is a torsion field as predicted by the Russians or gravity waves considering recent findings from Podkletnov... Oh, I forgot, it was all disinformation. So is the Kosyrev star experiment or that jets leave a black hole where this is not particles from an accretion disk but from the black hole itself because of evaporation…
Gravity waves also move at c.
Now to go back to other more meaningful activities...
Paul Murad
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From: Ryan Wood <rwood@majesticdocuments.com>
To: 'Robert Addinall' <beowulfr@interlog.com>; 'JACK SARFATTI' <jacksarfatti@comcast.net>; 'IFPA GROUP-EUROPE' <ifpagroup@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 3, 2015 9:45 PM
Subject: RE: Majestic-12 Group Special Operations Manual -- REAL
If you think it might be disinformation of some sort, see my 10 page paper on this entire issue on majesticdocuments.com http://www.majesticdocuments.com/pdf/psywar.pdf
Or excerpted under authentication at www.specialoperationsmanual.com
WHY disinformation? Who are we trying to deceive? For what purpose? Scare the Russians in ’54? If it were disinformation it is so good that the KGB would have decided to assign more assets to penetrate, Wright Patt, Area-51, Kirtland AFB, those people etc.
After all the KGB ripped off the bomb secrets with ease. Any logical military / political decision team would AVOID attracting attention to this matter. So the notion of disinformation utterly FAILS.
We know SOM1-01 was printed with a hot lead printing press of the era according to author of the 1958 US Government Printing Office Style Manual. My father (Dr. Bob Wood) and I interviewed him in his home in Virginia, more than a decade ago. His read was that SOM1-01 is authentic because of the raised Z in the typography. The use of “screw driver” as two words and the capitalization of “First Aid” which is now first aid. Even the arrogance of the phrase “Central Intelligence” rather than Central Intelligence Agency suggested to him that the CIA involved.
I can go on, but that’s not the point. Disinformation is not at all probable. Far more likely that it’s all real.
Cheers Ryan
Ryan S. Wood
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From: Robert Addinall [mailto:beowulfr@interlog.com]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2015 8:33 PM
To: Ryan Wood; 'JACK SARFATTI'; 'IFPA GROUP-EUROPE'
Subject: Re: Majestic-12 Group Special Operations Manual - Website - BOGUS
I gave a couple of specific reactions, but as I said none of them positively confirm or deny on their own. Sometimes a manual will use superlatives repeatedly or spend a lot of time on vague generalities about the purpose of an organization which the people reading it should already know (for example, "very highest security" will not often appear since "highest security" already imparts the gravity of the situation in the context). Overall, Col. Alexander and others of us have a fair bit of experience with NATO nation military documents, so you get a sense of whether something smells off or not. Any determined disinformation attempt would do a decent job of forging a control page and initials/signatures of people who should have been there at the time, so again it's very difficult to confirm or reject based on that.
I actually just finished writing another message about why I suspect that a lot of disinformation is out there about UFOs and will send it momentarily.
Incidentally I don't have any problem with you selling reproductions of MJ 12 documents; there is a market for it, and it's also valuable to see what disinformation is out there and to see if there are common threads or bits of good info that can be teased out.
From: Ryan Wood
Sent: Friday, January 2, 2015 9:47 PM
To: 'JACK SARFATTI'; 'IFPA GROUP-EUROPE'
Subject: RE: Majestic-12 Group Special Operations Manual - Website - BOGUS?
If you think it’s a “fabrication and doesn’t ring true” then those comments are useless, it’s just speculation on your part.
This is 1954 Top secret stuff…Why do even think you have a perspective on what would be true or not.
So now, I’ll give you some investigated facts.
So the change control page has initials of JRT and EWL in it where those document control / MJ-12 control officers changed pages from ‘54 to ‘57.
We know the manual came from Kirtland AFB UNIT KB-88, so I checked the phone book exhaustively for the JRT’s and EWL’s in 1955 and sure enough lt. JR Totten (JRT) and Col Edward Levine (EWL) both lived on base on Perimeter road. Furthermore, our private detectives interviewed EWL’s family and they confirmed his “special” military service.
I could go on, but I think it’s just a waste of time. Please give me specific reasons why you think it’s a fake.
Cheers Ryan
Ryan S. Wood
Author
Majic Eyes Only – Earth’s Encounters With Extraterrestrial Technology
www.majiceyesonly.com
14004 Quail Ridge Drive
Broomfield, CO 80020
720-887-8171 (ph)
From: JACK SARFATTI [mailto:jacksarfatti@comcast.net]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2015 3:41 PM
To: IFPA GROUP-EUROPE; rswood@majesticdocuments.com
Subject: Re: Majestic-12 Group Special Operations Manual - Website - BOGUS?
Right, but why is Ryan pushing this? Who really wrote it?
On Jan 2, 2015, at 1:30 PM, Robert Addinall wrote:
Yes it just doesn't ring true.
Of course it depends on the writers and editors, but military manuals from NATO countries usually avoid use of superlatives like "very." The writing doesn't ring true.
Also, a lot of the content is actually somewhat vague, dressed up a bit to appear specific. Again, this can be a problem with real manuals, but it's a warning sign.
We also know, generally, that the MJ-12 conspiracy stuff is smack in the middle of all the disinformation that floats around on this topic.
Taking all the clues together it just smells like a fabrication.
Certain accurate details may have been inserted in it, which is common with disinformation, but overall it's still misdirection.
On Jan 2, 2015, at 1:12 PM, IFPA GROUP-EUROPE <ifpagroup@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes Jack, I concur ......
Pure disinformation...
This is BS for mass UFO distraction from the real things.
T
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 9:44 PM, JACK SARFATTI <jacksarfatti@comcast.net> wrote:
Colonel John Alexander thinks the manual is bogus.
On Jan 2, 2015, at 10:08 AM, IFPA GROUP-EUROPE <ifpagroup@gmail.com> wrote:
Jack et al ..
Here are links to PDF of the "Manual"
PART 1
https://thetruthbehindthescenes.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/5014360-som101-extraterrestrial-entities-and-technology-recovery-and-disposal-april-1954-part-1.pdf
PART 2
https://thetruthbehindthescenes.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/5014354-som101-extraterrestrial-entities-and-technology-recovery-and-disposal-april-1954-part-2.pdf
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 6:59 PM, JACK SARFATTI <jacksarfatti@comcast.net> wrote:
comments on this?
Standard texbooks on quantum mechanicstell you that observable quantities are represented byHermitian operators, that their possible values are theeigenvalues of these operators, and that the probabilityof detecting eigenvalue a, corresponding to eigenvector|a> |<a|psi>|2, where |psi> is the (pure) state of thequantum system that is observed. With a bit more sophisticationto include mixed states, the probability canbe written in a general way <a|rho|a> …This is nice and neat, but it does not describe whathappens in real life. Quantum phenomena do not occurin Hilbert space; they occur in a laboratory. If you visit areal laboratory, you will never find Hermitian operatorsthere. All you can see are emitters (lasers, ion guns, synchrotrons,and the like) and appropriate detectors. Inthe latter, the time required for the irreversible act ofamplification (the formation of a microscopic bubble ina bubble chamber, or the initial stage of an electric discharge)is extremely brief, typically of the order of anatomic radius divided by the velocity of light. Once irreversibilityhas set in, the rest of the amplification processis essentially classical. It is noteworthy that the time andspace needed for initiating the irreversible processes areincomparably smaller than the macroscopic resolutionof the detecting equipment.The experimenter controls the emission process andobserves detection events. The theorist’s problem is topredict the probability of response of this or that detector,for a given emission procedure. It often happensthat the preparation is unknown to the experimenter,and then the theory can be used for discriminating betweendifferent preparation hypotheses, once the detectionoutcomes are known.<Screen Shot 2013-09-04 at 8.57.50 AM.png>Many physicists, perhaps a majority, have an intuitive,realistic worldview and consider a quantum state as aphysical entity. Its value may not be known, but in principlethe quantum state of a physical system would bewell defined. However, there is no experimental evidencewhatsoever to support this naive belief. On thecontrary, if this view is taken seriously, it may lead tobizarre consequences, called ‘‘quantum paradoxes.’’These so-called paradoxes originate solely from an incorrectinterpretation of quantum theory, which is thoroughlypragmatic and, when correctly used, never yieldstwo contradictory answers to a well-posed question. It isonly the misuse of quantum concepts, guided by a pseudorealisticphilosophy, that leads to paradoxical results.[My comment #2: Here is the basic conflict between epistemological vs ontological views of quantum reality.]In this review we shall adhere to the view that r isonly a mathematical expression which encodes informationabout the potential results of our experimental interventions.The latter are commonly called‘‘measurements’’—an unfortunate terminology, whichgives the impression that there exists in the real worldsome unknown property that we are measuring. Eventhe very existence of particles depends on the context ofour experiments. In a classic article, Mott (1929) wrote‘‘Until the final interpretation is made, no mentionshould be made of the a ray being a particle at all.’’Drell (1978a, 1978b) provocatively asked ‘‘When is aparticle?’’ In particular, observers whose world lines areaccelerated record different numbers of particles, as willbe explained in Sec. V.D (Unruh, 1976; Wald, 1994).1The theory of relativity did not cause as much misunderstandingand controversy as quantum theory, because peoplewere careful to avoid using the same nomenclature as in nonrelativisticphysics. For example, elementary textbooks onrelativity theory distinguish ‘‘rest mass’’ from ‘‘relativisticmass’’ (hard-core relativists call them simply ‘‘mass’’ and ‘‘energy’’).2The ‘‘irreversible act of amplification’’ is part of quantumfolklore, but it is not essential to physics. Amplification isneeded solely to facilitate the work of the experimenter.3Positive operators are those having the property that^curuc&>0 for any state c. These operators are always Hermitian.94 A. Peres and D. R. Terno: Quantum information and relativity theoryRev. Mod.On Sep 4, 2013, at 8:48 AM, JACK SARFATTI <adastra1@icloud.com> wrote:
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From: JACK SARFATTI <jacksarfatti@icloud.com>Subject: Quantum information and relativity theoryDate: September 4, 2013 8:33:48 AM PDTTo: nick herbert <quanta@mail.cruzio.com>
The late Asher Peres http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asher_Peres interpretation is the antithesis of the late David Bohm's ontological interpretation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bohm holding to a purely subjective epistemological Bohrian interpretation of the quantum BIT potential Q.He claims that Antony Valentini's signal non locality beyond orthodox quantum theory would violate the Second Law of Thermodynamics.REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, VOLUME 76, JANUARY 2004Quantum information and relativity theoryAsher PeresDepartment of Physics, Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, 32000 Haifa, IsraelDaniel R. TernoPerimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2J 2W9(Published 6 January 2004)This article discusses the intimate relationship between quantum mechanics, information theory, andrelativity theory. Taken together these are the foundations of present-day theoretical physics, andtheir interrelationship is an essential part of the theory. The acquisition of information from aquantum system by an observer occurs at the interface of classical and quantum physics. The authorsreview the essential tools needed to describe this interface, i.e., Kraus matrices andpositive-operator-valued measures. They then discuss how special relativity imposes severerestrictions on the transfer of information between distant systems and the implications of the fact thatquantum entropy is not a Lorentz-covariant concept. This leads to a discussion of how it comes aboutthat Lorentz transformations of reduced density matrices for entangled systems may not becompletely positive maps. Quantum field theory is, of course, necessary for a consistent description ofinteractions. Its structure implies a fundamental tradeoff between detector reliability andlocalizability. Moreover, general relativity produces new and counterintuitive effects, particularlywhen black holes (or, more generally, event horizons) are involved. In this more general context theauthors discuss how most of the current concepts in quantum information theory may require areassessment.CONTENTSI. Three Inseparable Theories 93A. Relativity and information 93B. Quantum mechanics and information 94C. Relativity and quantum theory 95D. The meaning of probability 95E. The role of topology 96F. The essence of quantum information 96II. The Acquisition of Information 97A. The ambivalent quantum observer 97B. The measuring process 98C. Decoherence 99D. Kraus matrices and positive-operator-valuedmeasures (POVM’s) 99E. The no-communication theorem 100III. The Relativistic Measuring Process 102A. General properties 102B. The role of relativity 103C. Quantum nonlocality? 104D. Classical analogies 105IV. Quantum Entropy and Special Relativity 105A. Reduced density matrices 105B. Massive particles 105C. Photons 107D. Entanglement 109E. Communication channels 110V. The Role of Quantum Field Theory 110A. General theorems 110B. Particles and localization 111C. Entanglement in quantum field theory 112D. Accelerated detectors 113VI. Beyond Special Relativity 114A. Entanglement revisited 115B. The thermodynamics of black holes 116C. Open problems 118Acknowledgments and Apologies 118Appendix A: Relativistic State Transformations 119Appendix B: Black-Hole Radiation 119References 120I. THREE INSEPARABLE THEORIESQuantum theory and relativity theory emerged at thebeginning of the twentieth century to give answers tounexplained issues in physics: the blackbody spectrum,the structure of atoms and nuclei, the electrodynamics ofmoving bodies. Many years later, information theorywas developed by Claude Shannon (1948) for analyzingthe efficiency of communication methods. How do theseseemingly disparate disciplines relate to each other? Inthis review, we shall show that they are inseparablylinked.A. Relativity and informationCommon presentations of relativity theory employfictitious observers who send and receive signals. These‘‘observers’’ should not be thought of as human beings,but rather as ordinary physical emitters and detectors.Their role is to label and locate events in spacetime. Thespeed of transmission of these signals is bounded byc—the velocity of light—because information needs amaterial carrier, and the latter must obey the laws ofphysics. Information is physical (Landauer, 1991).[My comment #1: Indeed information is physical. Contrary to Peres, in Bohm's theory Q is also physical but not material (be able), consequently one can have entanglement negentropy transfer without be able material propagation of a classical signal. I think Peres makes a fundamental error here.]However, the mere existence of an upper bound onthe speed of propagation of physical effects does not dojustice to the fundamentally new concepts that were introducedby Albert Einstein (one could as well imaginecommunications limited by the speed of sound, or thatof the postal service). Einstein showed that simultaneityhad no absolute meaning, and that distant events mighthave different time orderings when referred to observersin relative motion. Relativistic kinematics is all aboutinformation transfer between observers in relative motion.Classical information theory involves concepts such asthe rates of emission and detection of signals, and thenoise power spectrum. These variables have well definedrelativistic transformation properties, independentof the actual physical implementation of the communicationsystem.
The key to this is Valentini’s “signal nonlocality” (see below) which I captured here in a particular instance
On Jul 24, 2012, at 5:39 PM, art wagner wrote:
"The aim of this paper is to define in theoretical terms and summarise the available experimental evidence that physical and mental "objects", if considered "information units", may present similar classical and quantum models of communication beyond their specific characteristics. Starting with the Remote State Preparation protocol, a variant of the teleportation protocol, for which formal models and experimental evidence are already available in quantum mechanics, we outline a formal model applied to mental information we defined Remote State Preparation of Mental Information (RSPMI), and we summarise the experimental evidence supporting the feasibility of a RSPMI protocol. The available experimental evidence offers strong support to the possibility of real communication at distance of mental information promoting the integration between disciplines that have as their object of knowledge different aspects of reality, both physical and the mental, leading to a significant paradigm shift in cognitive and information science."
http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/1201.6624
All papers by Khrennikov: http://arxiv.org/find/quant-ph/1/au:+Khrennikov_A/0/1/0/all/0/1
Subquantum Information and Computation
Antony Valentini
(Submitted on 11 Mar 2002 (v1), last revised 12 Apr 2002 (this version, v2))
It is argued that immense physical resources - for nonlocal communication, espionage, and exponentially-fast computation - are hidden from us by quantum noise, and that this noise is not fundamental but merely a property of an equilibrium state in which the universe happens to be at the present time. It is suggested that 'non-quantum' or nonequilibrium matter might exist today in the form of relic particles from the early universe. We describe how such matter could be detected and put to practical use. Nonequilibrium matter could be used to send instantaneous signals, to violate the uncertainty principle, to distinguish non-orthogonal quantum states without disturbing them, to eavesdrop on quantum key distribution, and to outpace quantum computation (solving NP-complete problems in polynomial time).
Comments: 10 pages, Latex, no figures. To appear in 'Proceedings of the Second Winter Institute on Foundations of Quantum Theory and Quantum Optics: Quantum Information Processing', ed. R. Ghosh (Indian Academy of Science, Bangalore, 2002). Second version: shortened at editor's request; extra material on outpacing quantum computation (solving NP-complete problems in polynomial time)
Subjects: Quantum Physics (quant-ph)
Journal reference: Pramana - J. Phys. 59 (2002) 269-277
DOI: 10.1007/s12043-002-0117-1
Report number: Imperial/TP/1-02/15
Cite as: arXiv:quant-ph/0203049v2
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Hal Puthoff pt.5 of 5- Remote Viewing and Consciousness ... of the online series Puthoff discusses the ...
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For over 20 years, scientists at Stanford Research Institute (SRI)... (RV) Remote Viewing, and the research ...
CIA-Initiated RV Program at SRI
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CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing At Stanford Research Institute. by H. E. Puthoff, Ph. D. Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin 4030 Braker Lane W., #300. Austin ...
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Remote Viewing - About Hal Puthoff and SRI. ... The CIA Star Gate Files ... Dr. Harold E. Puthoff is Director of the Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin.
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In the early 1970s, Harold E. Puthoff and Russell Targ joined the Electronics and ... In 1972, Puthoff tested remote viewer Ingo Swann at SRI, and the experiment led to a visit ... The initial CIA-funded project was later renewed and expanded.
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Dr. Harold E. Puthoff (Remote Viewing) From the Secret Life of ...
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Dr. Harold E. Puthoff at The Arlington Institute Speaks of the beginnings of the real ...CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing Program at Stanford Research Institute ...