MAGNT Meeting

Saturday Dec. 10, 2011
10 AM to noon

 Unity South Church
7950 First Ave. So.
Bloomington, 55420

Quantum Physics
Facilitator: David Perlman, Ph.D.

Quantum Physics tells us that the Universe is inherently fuzzy. This does not mean that our instruments are not good enough to see clearly; it means that it is not possible to build devices that will see clearly because what is being observed is simply not sharp.

 We will investigate what that means for us both physically and philosophically. What makes the universe like that? Is there even such a thing as objective reality, or is Everything (cap E intended ) just in our minds? Can we be absolutely certain of anything, and if so, what?

We will be looking at our sense perceptions, our instruments that aid our senses, and because it may be that what we think of as solid matter may really be pure wave energy, we will be playing with waves.  "Playing with waves" will be interactive as well as other activity oriented demos.

Although David Perlman has a Ph.D. in math and teaches at Herzing University, he is particularly interested in math phobia and how to overcome it.

MAGNT, the Minnesota chapter of the Association for Global New Thought, offers activities to expand consciousness. Its purpose is to inspire, inform and empower people to create an awakened world. MAGNT is supported by local Unity and Religious Science churches.

There is no admission fee for this or other MAGNT programs unless specified. Donations are welcome. No need to pre-register. Just come and be warmly included. Come to learn, to ask questions, and to engage in spirited conversation with the group.

We look forward to seeing you.

Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011

10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

Unity South Church

7950 First Ave. So., Bloomington, MN 55420

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