Quantum Theology2

QUANTUM THEOLOGY : M. M. NINAN
localization. As long as the observer does not reflect the
incoming phase wave, the event does not take place,
Here again the individual events are indeterminable. In the
Transactional Interpretation the state vector is considered to be a
real physical wave emitted as an "offer wave" based on the
preparation procedure of the experiment. The "confirmation
wave" is also real so that a real standing wave is produce, which
forms the guiding path. We will never know the process until the
transaction is complete. When the transaction is over the input
itself have changed and is totally collapsed beyond its original
form to make any consistent deduction about it. As long as we
are able to observe only what we know in history and our own
present experience, we only know what is received and can in
any reasonable level understand neither the offer wave nor the
process of transaction in any given historic event.
8.2 Consistent Histories Interpretation
In the Consistent Histories Interpretation we have a similar
situation because there the observed event again is a
fundamental input in the sense that it determines the set of
possible histories consistent with the observation made. There is
no attempt to try to explain why a specific event happened
except for the fact that it be consistent with the observed fact.
Quantum mechanics makes predictions with respect to an
ensemble of many individual events. These predictions are only
to give the possible observed values of any situation. These
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