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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Figure 4. Figurative example of the electron transformation from a particle into a
wave: 1) the particle state; 2) the wave state.
The Observer from the perspective of a three-dimensional world can see the electron as
a particle if certain technical conditions are created. But the Observer from the
perspective of higher dimensions, who will see our material world in the form of
energies, will be able to observe another structure of the electron. In particular, the
information building blocks that make up that electron will only show the properties of
energy waves (of a stretched helix). Besides, this wave will be infinite in space. Simply
put, the position of the electron is such in the overall system of reality that it will be
located everywhere in the material world.
Anastasia: Could you say that it will exist regardless of whether we see it as Observers
of a three-dimensional world or not?
Rigden: Yes. In order to understand this, let’s consider another example with a mirror.
Suppose that several basic information building blocks form a structure that represents a
local point, some object. We put it in the middle of a room, in which a multitude of
mirrors is placed under a certain angle in such a way that it is reflected in each of them.
So, the object is in the middle of the room, and it is reflected in every mirror. Also, we
see it, and, therefore, information about it exists in our minds. In short, the information
about the object exists simultaneously in several places. If we remove one of the mirrors,
we will not observe this object in that place. But when we return the mirror, it will
reappear. So, in fact, information about it has not disappeared. It is just that we see the
object under certain conditions of manifestation of information, and once conditions
have changed, we no longer see it. Objectively, however, this object continues to exist in
that place in terms of information. The reflection may have a continuous flow, so it
means that this object exists in each point of this room (and, incidentally, not only of the
room but also of the space outside the limits of the room), regardless of whether we see
it or not.
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