Could the quantum superposition of atoms explain the mythic philosopher's stone and Medusa?

 

The next text is only philosophical thinking, nothing more. So don't take this so seriously. In this next text the term, "superposition" means "quantum superposition". And maybe those things are pure illusions or imagination. But are the Medusa from the Greek mythologies and the philosophers stone things, what are quantum superpositioning the atoms to the other objects?

This thing can be made by targeting the silicon or gold atoms with a powerful energy beam, and then that radiation can quantum teleport those atoms in the targets. So that kind of system can transform one object to another place by superpositioning the gold or silicon atoms in that target.

In some theories the "Medusa" is the system, that will superposition the silicon atoms to the objects around it. If the silicon atoms will superposition in the human body, that thing would turn the human to stone.

The philosopher's stone is the mythic thing, that turns everything into gold. And the question is, is that thing virtual or real? Is it some kind of activator for innovative thinking? Or is it the thing, what can superposition the atoms to other metal?

There are two versions of the tale about the philosopher's stone. The first one is that thing is the way of thinking. Some kind of innovation, what can turn the garbage to the things, what are gold. So it's the object, what purpose is to assist and activate the innovation process by offering the kinetic object to fiddle.

There is the possibility that the philosopher's stone will superposition atoms to other materials. So if the gold or uranium will superposition to other metals that thing can create visions, that are most dangerous than ever before. The superpositioning of the gold atoms to other metals is theoretically possible. If that thing is possible also uranium and plutonium can superposition in the objects, that are made by other materials.

The superposition means that the particle is transferring itself to the particles, that are around it. That thing means that the superpositioned particles are in two places at the same time. And if we are thinking about the possibility that the gold atoms would superpositioned to the things, what is around it, the superpositioning would not last forever.

When the energy is decreasing, the atoms would turn back to their normal form. So that means that this kind of thing is not lasting a long time.

So if we would put the piece of gold in the middle of the room, and then aim extremely powerful energy load to that metal piece, the gold atoms would superposition to the other metals and atoms around it. That thing could explain the thing, what is called "philosopher's stone".

In another explanation, the philosopher's stone is the object, what the philosopher fiddles, when that person tries to create the ideas. So it the thing, what makes it easier to focus things, what is in the mind of a philosopher. The fiddling objects will increase the kinetic point of view to the thoughts, and that will make it easier to focus or model the ideas in the mind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medusa

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosopher%27s_stone

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_superposition

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_teleportation

Image:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Alchemist_Discovering_Phosphorus