Heligoland and a couple of stories about the quantum theory and information

What is the role of the island named Heligoland (or Helgoland) in the creation of the quantum theory? Writer Carlo Rovelli is written a book  "Helgoland" about these topics. Below this text is the link to the introduction of that book, and a short tale of 23 years old physicist Werner Heisenberg who traveled to that small and treeless island for thinking and putting his notes to order. The year was 1925, and the origin of the quantum theory was probably in the visions of that young scientist, who would become an iconic character in science like Albert Einstein.

The problem with Heisenberg was that he served Nazis in the atom bomb program, and that's why he is somehow resting in the shadows of Albert Einstein, Enrico Fermi, Niels Bohr, and many other scientists, who worked for allies in World War II. We all know that even the brightest mind needs rest, and maybe Heisenberg invented the quantum theory in that holiday. The work of Heisenberg opened the road to modern quantum theory and quantum computing. 

()https://physicsworld.com/a/helgoland-and-the-captivating-origins-of-quantum-theory/

The image II: Heligoland (Helgoland) in the aerial photograph

Sometimes I imagined that "Heligoland is like the model of brains. The islands are the brain prober, and the small boat would be like the cerebellum".

But the Heligoland might give inspiration for the information version of "Lorenz's Butterfly" and one very interesting version of artificial intelligence. Lorentz's Butterfly is the model of the system, that cannot conduct its energy anywhere, and if there is an outcoming energy source, that means the power of the system will increase. And that thing is called as "Butterfly effect". Theoretically, the Butterfly effect means that the power of the whirl, which is formed, when the butterfly is flapping its wind can rise to the level of the tropic storm at another side of Earth.

In the same way, the power of the information that travels in the quantum version of Lorentz's Butterfly will increase to an extremely high level. And when the power of the information is rising the information turns clear and easier to observe.

So what the information travels in the form of "eight" around the Heligoland through the person, who is standing in the middle between those islands, and there are two groups of people, and information travels through their brains. This version of the collective intelligence can be done by using electric wires and rectifiers, and those lines in this philosophical experiment would pull through the person, who is between the islands.

We might want to call this test the philosophical model of collective intelligence. Heligoland is two islands, and it is easy to put the model of the intelligence test, where two groups of people are standing on those islands. Then their brain waves would be focused on one person, who is in the boat in the straight in the middle of those islands.

If the minds of those people would be connected to two large entireties in both islands by using the EEG-collectors and the communication between those giant brains and the person in the middle would be two way, that thing makes it possible to make the ultimate version of Lorenz's Butterfly, the "eight-shaped" row of the information.

The idea of Lorentz's Butterfly is that whenever the information crosses a certain point, that thing will make the information stronger. This is one model of the famous form, and the fact is that the data or information is traveling in the form of Lorentz's Butterfly. This is one version of the information theory.

()https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/en/science/leading-figures/when-lorenz-discovered-the-butterfly-effect/

()https://physicsworld.com/a/helgoland-and-the-captivating-origins-of-quantum-theory/

()https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect

()https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heligoland

Image II:()https://www.amusingplanet.com/2015/06/heligoland-german-island-british-tried.html