When Stephen
Hawking died, he was working on a new theory of black holes and quantum
entanglement. He theorized that a black hole might be able to dissipate. He was
intrigued with the idea that if two particles become entangled, would they
still be able to communicate if one gets sucked into a black hole.
Perhaps
Hawking was on to something. Let’s combine religion and science. What if we
were living in a black hole? We know black holes hold light captive with
immense gravitation force, we can see when black holes gobble up stars and
galaxies.
Perhaps we
are quantumly entangled with something or some particle on “the other side.”
This would explain an omnipresence, since we have a connection, but have no
clue what it is.
Hawking’s
hypothesis that black holes might have a life span and dissipate might be on
the money, but perhaps WE are the particles that (who?) dissipate.
A lot of
people claim to see a “white light” when they have a near death experience.
Since black holes swallow light, and hold it prisoner, perhaps when we
dissipate, or die, we finally are freed of this black hole and return to our
sister entangled particle, whatever she/it/that is.
Maybe when
we die, we return to the other world and that is why no one has come back to
tell us definitively that there is an “other side” because they can’t get back
into this black hole. Some people seem to have more of a spiritual connection
than others, perhaps there is more of a connection of these people and what is
“out there.”
Aliens. People
here on Earth might imaginably be late to the party. Our fellow black hole
dwellers might have figured out a way to shift in and out of our black hole and
are laughing at us behind our backs and throwing us breadcrumbs because they
have figured out quantum mechanics and entanglement long before us and are
begging us to join them.
Sure, my
theory is lazy. It shoots systematized religion out of the water. No matter how
good or bad you are, we all get to leave the black hole when we die, or
dissipate. But! Perhaps there is some sort of reward to those of us who live
our lives for the good of our fellow recidivists.
However, it
explains Earthly anomalies that beg for enlightenment. Ghosts or spirits. A
spiritual connection with our connected particle on the outside of the black
hole. The Voynich Manuscript
comes to mind as something that might have been left behind as breadcrumbs for
us humans to figure this all out.
Science is
all about facts, and years ago, scientists wouldn’t believe anything unless it
was proven to them. More recently, we have a much different approach where if
we can’t DISPROVE a theory, perhaps that theory has a chance of being true.
Religion is
all about faith. If we have faith in something that is taught to us, it might
be true.
So, if you
can’t disprove this theory that WE are living in a black hole, have faith that
it might be true.