Well i dont mean to be rude or anything but i checked out the quantum physics with a person on another forum and he said some of the things are very misunderstood in that, but it wasnt on a science forum or anything where i asked.
He said "
Thus, the physical universe is fundamentally unified.
Not really. You see, this relies upon either a lie of omission or ignorance concerning how quantum mechanics comes into play with macroscopic scale structures. It all stems from the stupid thought experiment of Schrodinger's that everyone runs with. The cat is not both alive and dead. It is a classical object because any possibly entangled state in which it could be decays off faster than pretty much any physical process we could possibly register as the entangled states die off at a rate exponentially dependent upon the mass.
Quantum mechanical systems can go from one configuration to another instantly, without passing through any states in between.
No. Now, the question is why. At this point, it is blatantly apparent that the author is going to take and abuse the Copenhagen interpretation and so I will now explain what is wrong with it in that language:
The interaction which resulted in collapse to an eigenstate fundamentally altered the basic state [it was presumably a superposition of several eigenstates before interaction and now it is a single eigenstate] and the state has a well defined evolution process [which the author actually describes via the time-dependent Schrodinger equation]. Successive measurements, if I am not allowing other things to happen in the meantime, will give the same result. It will not just spontaneously change with each measurement unless there is an outside action which causes the eigenstate to decay.
Getting back to established scientific theory, normal waking consciousness occurs when the nerve cell firing rate (synaptic switching rate) is high enough to spread out the waves associated with electrons to fill the gaps between nerve cells (synaptic clefts) with waves of probability of similar amplitude.
So, we are saying that neurons are causing electrons to become non-localized. This would require a brain structure to exist that simply doesn't [really, there are not good, space spanning, equipotentials in the brain]. Furthermore, I had thought that neuron transmission was done via ion pumps to create voltage differences, not by quantum tunneling of electrons. So, from what I know of physics and what admittedly little I think I know of biology, this statement is nonsense.
By merely observing a phenomenon (resonating ones brain with it) one can affect the outcome, since the physical mechanisms in your brain are part of the wave matrix described by quantum mechanics.
And now we get to the abuse [I skipped a bit to get here and stopped scrolling when I saw this bit]. This is an abuse of the Copenhagen interpretation and/or the basic principles of quantum mechanics. So, the brain is a macroscopic structure with a fairly sizable weight [and a flies brain is of a truly amazing size for what we are talking about]. So, it cannot exist in a superposition by the principles of quantum mechanics. Therefore, the brain cannot interact with objects in an inherently quantum mechanical way. Thus, "resonating ones brain" with an object [which I am going to take to mean performing some sort of measurement] does not affect the outcome.
Let's go and do the basic double slit experiment. If I have a photon source that emits single photons at regular intervals and allow these photons to pass through a screen with two slits and then strike a photographic plate, I will eventually get the expected interference pattern. Not all that surprising. Now, if I perform a measurement of which slit the photon is going through, I destroy the pattern. The question is [though it is asked surprisingly rarely], why did it disappear?
The reason it disappeared is that my measuring device has two possible states: a photon went through me and a photon did not go through me [If it can be in the superposition of maybe a photon went though me and maybe it didn't, then it is a bad detector and you should start again with a new one]. Why is it like this? Because your measuring device is macroscopic and thus cannot be in a superposition as those die off incredibly quickly. Now, since the photon interacts with this device before reaching the screen, it has to collapse into a state where it either goes through the detector or it does not. It can no longer be a superposition of both as the device cannot exist in such a superposition. Since it is not longer in a superposition, it can no longer interfere with itself and there is no interference pattern.
All of this occurs independent of whether or not you sit there and look at the output of the machine. If such a system were to somehow arise by natural processes on a lifeless rock on the other side of the universe, this would still happen. Conscious observation plays no true role in the process"
though i will note when he said the resonancing of ones brain can't effect the outcome he is speaking solely based on the info in that link, its already been shown in other experiments that meditation and such can affect random number generators or influence distance people, as with the links i have.