Falling through the mono-synclastic infundibulum.
Where one becomes the many, here, there and everywhere, then and now.
Title and words courtesy of Kurt Vonnegut.
sooc. Surprised me too. ;-)
Vonnegut is a writer and the mono-synclastic infundibulum is entirely fictional.
But if you fall through it, you will have the properties described, as Vonnegut had at least a little familiarity with some ideas from quantum physics, which are not at all necessary to understand his work.
He uses them both humorously and inventively.
Just be careful you don't fall into one. It can get confusing. ;-)
Falling through the mono-synclastic infundibulum.
Where one becomes the many, here, there and everywhere, then and now.
Title and words courtesy of Kurt Vonnegut.
sooc. Surprised me too. ;-)
Vonnegut is a writer and the mono-synclastic infundibulum is entirely fictional.
But if you fall through it, you will have the properties described, as Vonnegut had at least a little familiarity with some ideas from quantum physics, which are not at all necessary to understand his work.
He uses them both humorously and inventively.
Just be careful you don't fall into one. It can get confusing. ;-)