How to explain the existence of "ghost" with "quantum physics"

We always mention the word "ghost" in our daily life, for example, seeing a ghost, hitting a ghost and so on. Although many of us don't believe in ghosts, we are still interested in them. The books, movies and theories we know all involve ghosts, and we feel honest when we say we don't want to be healthy. In this case, we assume that there are ghosts, so can we explain this relatively superstitious statement from a scientific point of view?

Today we use "quantum physics" to explain the existence of "ghosts". Since the existence of ghosts is to be explained by quantum physics, some characteristics of these two things must be the same or similar.

Let's talk about the familiar characteristics of ghosts:

1, unable to perceive, people have no sense of the existence of ghosts;

2. Some things change invisibly and feel ghosts afterwards;

3, invisible, or disappear immediately after seeing it, unable to capture.

If you want people to believe in the existence of ghosts, you must go through the above steps. The same is true of people, just like the three points listed above. At first, they can't be perceived, just like transparency. In order to show their sense of existence and get attention, they create some confusion and finally appear in front of people, hoping to be seen.

Let's explain the first question with quantum physics. Quantum is the smallest particle in the universe. When we breathe into the air, we will produce hundreds of millions of quanta. Their quanta are constantly moving, but they can't be perceived, just like "ghosts". Of course, people are also composed of countless quanta. When they enter the quantum state, they cannot be perceived like transparent people.

Explain the second question first. Tell a story, a woman went to her husband's grave to worship and found the words "bedside table" written in wine next to the tombstone. The woman thought that her husband was hinting at her, so she went back and found a letter in the corner of the bedside table, which was what her husband wanted to say to her before he died. Is it touching? 、

If the story is true, then the words will slowly disappear, because the "ghost" is a person in a quantum state (the third question), so the words it writes also belong to a quantum state. Once seen, it will collapse until it disappears. Then you will definitely ask your deceased relatives why they didn't tell you the number of the two-color ball or where to put the bank card, because you can remember it in a few seconds and then the home will light up.

Then use the second story to solve this problem. On a dark night in a month, you are forced to walk through an ancient battlefield. A hundred ghosts moan, and the road ahead is long. You feel the whine getting closer and closer to you, and you look at the bones next to you. Then the question is, why don't they throw it at you? Isn't it horrible?

Ghosts are equivalent to quantum people. The quantum state is extremely unstable and floats around like a ghost. When you can finally hear ghosts howling, it is extremely difficult to leave a mark. How to transform the energy in the quantum world into the energy in the real world is an unsolved problem. So don't blame the dead relatives.

The third question. A famous thought experiment in quantum physics is "Schrodinger's cat". I believe everyone has heard of Schrodinger, a famous Austrian physicist who abused cats. Assuming that a cat and a radioactive atom are put into a box at the same time, the atomic decay will lead to the death of the cat, and the cat will survive without decay. When we are not watching, cats are in a state of quantum superposition of death and life, that is, they are both dead and alive (isn't it interesting? ); When we observe, the cat is dead or alive. When the cat dies, the live cat collapses until it disappears; If the cat is alive, the dead cat will collapse until it disappears. Finally, the quantum superposition state will become single because of the collapse of one of the situations caused by observation. We can only see one state of the cat, dead or alive.

Take people and ghosts for example. Simply put, we don't look at ghosts. Ghosts exist. Once we look at them, ghosts will collapse until they disappear. And why do you sometimes see it and then disappear? Because you see it unconsciously, once you consciously see it clearly, the quantum state will collapse and disappear.

This also solves another question, why can't we record it with a video camera or high-speed photography? Because once you have this idea and have the consciousness of observation, the quantum state will collapse and disappear. After all, quantum physics is playing dice.

Are there any cases to support this view? Yes! In Liu's science fiction novel "Ball Lightning", it is said that ball lightning (commonly known as "rolling thunder" in the folk, which is true) can hit a hundred rounds after being made into a weapon, but once people close their eyes (do not observe), even if the parameters are the same as when they open their eyes, they will miss. This is the difference between observing and not observing. So this is the plot in science fiction. Are there any scientific experiments? There are also!

"Double-slit experiment". Suppose we have a gun that can emit electrons continuously, leaving a board between the shooter and the wall. There are two gaps in the chessboard. Through the gap, two interference stripes will be left on the wall. The difference is that if people don't observe, then electrons will pass through two gaps, but once they observe, they will see electrons pass through one of them. It can be simply understood that the electrons in one of the gaps are invisible because they are observed, but both cases will leave two stripes on the wall.

Therefore, when you believe in ghosts and are said to be superstitious, you can use the relatively scientific method of quantum physics to explain your understanding.

1, unable to perceive the existence of quantum, even if people are composed of quantum;

2. People in quantum state will make something and be seen;

3. Even if you perceive the existence of quantum, you should ask what you can't see or disappear immediately after seeing it.

Written at the end: everyone is a lonely ghost "Schrodinger's cat". In every experiment, there is a 50% chance that a cat will die. In order to conform to the theory of quantum physics, it is said that the cat that collapsed and disappeared went to a parallel world, and so did people. There may be eleven parallel worlds, that is, there are ten you, or there may be thousands of parallel worlds, that is, there are thousands of you.