#28 - Quantum Teleportation: a possible mechanism for life after death?

In episode 28 of the Quantum Consciousness series, Justin Riddle describes how quantum teleportation works and wonders whether a quantum computer mind could be teleported out of the body. The episode begins with a discussion of the bizarre, yet common, experience of leaving one’s body during a traumatic event to observe the unfolding of events from the outside. These near-death experiences are baffling to scientists, and often dismissed as an unusual chemical or electrical fluctuation in the brain. However, within the quantum computational framework there is a genuine way to teleport quantum information between physical systems. If we were to discover that the human mind is indeed a quantum computer within the brain, then it is at least possible, if not likely, that the mind could teleport outside of the brain. In this episode, the basic component for how to entangle quantum bits and how to teleport quantum information between quantum bits is described. Then, the biological plausibility of teleporting quantum information within the brain is explored. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the nature of quantum information and speculations on the possibility of future forms of computation that utilize the fractal organization of biological systems. Finally, the phenomenon of reincarnation and the possibility of life after the death of the body are pondered. Does the impossible only seem impossible because we have yet to create the technology to replicate the mysteries of nature? ~~~ Timestamps ~~~ 0:00 Introduction 3:05 The mystery of out-of-body experiences 10:22 Entanglement is fundamentally non-local 14:45 A circuit for entangling qubits 21:57 Using entanglement to teleport quantum information 30:31 Quantum teleportation in the brain 37:10 Can you quantum teleport out of your body? 41:07 Teleportation within a biological fractal 48:35 Final thoughts #quantum #consciousness #teleportation Website: www.justinriddlepodcast.com Email: [email protected] Music licensed from and created by Baylor Odabashian. BandCamp: @UnscrewablePooch Painting behind me by Paul Seli, IG: @Paul.Seli.Art