Autogenesis 06

The quantum effect entangles our singular loves

If physics is an inescapable truth, and if I follow string theory to its conclusion, every being is a unique vibration of the same fundamental string.

For according to quantum physics, when two vibrations recognise one another, they become entangled—instantaneously, without distance, without explanation—until an outside disturbance separates them.

Yet string theory cannot be demonstrated and remains an inspiring element for the quantum physicist.

Might love, then, be like string theory: inspiring and unprovable, while illuminating our void?

Our soul is like the rose, a symbol of secrets, revealing through its blossoming a beauty claimed to be perfect. Yet in reality this resembles the virtual that persists in the quantum vacuum. The rose is a symbol by analogy; it says nothing, but evokes the void of our loves in our physical world.

Yes! The quantum effect entangles our singular loves.

Mathius TO’ERAU, the Suréviste