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How Smokers Change Their World and How the World Responds: Testing the Oscillatory Nature of Micro-psychokinetic Observer Effects on Addiction-related Stimuli

2019-04-26

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<p>According to standard quantum theory, the occurrence of a specific outcome during a quantum measurement is completely random (see Bell 1964). However, some authors refer to revised versions of quantum mechanics (e.g., Penrose &amp; Hameroff 2011, Mensky 2013, Stapp 2017), and propose that the human mind can actually influence the probability of such outcomes. Empirical support for this idea has been provided by...

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