Is the reality the game of quantum mirrors?

How do we see the electromagnetic frequencies that we are seeing?

Our eyes are transmitting reality to us. We cannot see any surface or layer straight. We are seeing only photons, which are reflecting from that layer, what we are looking at. We see the only reflection of radiation that hits the layer. If we would see thermal radiation, that makes it easier to hunt in the dark. But thermal radiation is far more difficult to use in writings and drawings. 

We are lucky that we see just those wave movement frequencies, what see and call the visible light. What if we would see the infrared frequencies but not the frequencies that we are thinking of as the visible light? How would we write or draw if we would see only the thermal radiation? 

Or how would we transmit our culture to our descendants if we would see only the ultraviolet radiation? How evolution created our eye like what it is? The ability to see thermal radiation would be more useful if we want to avoid beasts and hunt than the ability to see visible light. But the ability to see the frequencies, what we are seeing makes drawing and writing easier for humans. The little error in the eye makes the human ability to write and read texts, and that thing makes it possible to transmit the culture over generations. 

Is reality a game of quantum mirrors? 

What is the reality? That question has dominated the philosophy from ancient Greece. The fact is that we know that reality is the thing, what we are seeing, and what is affecting us. But we know that the world and its entirety is full of things, that we cannot see. We must remember that we are seeing only electron cores of atoms. 

Most of the mass of atoms is hiding behind the electron cores. We are seeing groups of atoms, that are forming the material. And then we must remember that the electron cores of atoms are not solid. Electrons are like small balls, which are orbiting the nucleus of the atom inside the quantum field. 

The quantum fields affect the trajectories of the photons, and then we must remember that the material is not solid. There are holes between quantum fields, and the photons are skimming around the material. That thing makes scattering radiation inside the formation of the atoms or their quantum fields, and that scattering radiation is denying other light travel across it. But is the entire universe or reality only reflection? One thing is sure we are seeing material and layers through reflection. 

The reason for that is we normally see only the radiation, what is reflecting from the layer, and that's why we can say that material or reality is the only reflection. The material and reality are not the same things at all. We can make the ultimate virtual reality by using the neuro-implants, which transmit the entirety of neuro signals from the transmitter to the receiver. 

So if the person would lay in the saltwater tank with the respirator, the system allows making the full-scale virtual experience of the zero-gravity conditions. The system doesn't require surgical operations. The only thing that is needed is the system that transmits the recorded EEG signals through the frontal lobe and entire brain tissue. 

And that means reality has nothing to do with the material. We can use technology for creating memories and experiences that are not real, but those things are real to us. For humans, the reality is the thing that we think is a reality. Our senses are putting a limit to the things that are seeing, and our eyes can see only a small part of the electromagnetic wave movement. Most of the wave movement is out of the human eye, and that thing has brought one vision in the head of philosophers. The most of sound frequencies are also out from our ears. 

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