Thinking Outside the Quantum Box

the fundamentals now:

from: Thinking Outside the Quantum Box | Institute of Noetic Sciences

thought—underlies all nature and isn’t restricted to living organisms. 

The physical world of an observing organism may arise from an interaction—an interference pattern—between the organism’s thoughts and the thoughts underlying the inanimate universe that surrounds it. Although each organism may indeed inhabit its own private world of perceptions, all organisms may be surrounded by a common environment of thoughts, which avoids solipsism at least in spirit.

Research shows this one interaction will help decrease stress

This One Small Gesture Will Make You -- and the People Around You -- Happier | Thrive Global

New research, out of Carnegie Mellon University and published by PLOS ONE, looks into how hugs impact your negative feelings. The results are promising: One small hug can have a big impact on your stress.

These results are significant whether your interpersonal conflict tends to center around life with a romantic partner, friendships, or work relationships: wherever it happens, conflict with the people in your life is deeply stressful, and can drag down your daily happiness.

There are a broad range of tactics that can help you work through that stress: science has suggested everything from ASMR videos to writing down happy thoughtsto avoiding artificial urgency. But the Carnegie Mellon study authors’ suggestion is perhaps the simplest tactic of all: just give someone a hug.

Wandering mind not a happy mind

Wandering mind not a happy mind – Harvard Gazette



The researchers estimated that only 4.6 percent of a person’s happiness in a given moment was attributable to the specific activity he or she was doing, whereas a person’s mind-wandering status accounted for about 10.8 percent of his or her happiness.

FDA Bans 7 Cancer-Causing Food Additives

You know this is still such a scam, like MSG can be listed on food as nearly 50 different things, as it is used for flavor, and texture, and addiction, and many other things.  And worse still many similar chemicals are derived from GMO Corn, so they can be listed as "natural flavors" because they come from the nature corn products. . .

FDA Bans 7 Cancer-Causing Food Additives Found in Popular Foods

These food additives are most commonly used to enhance the flavor of baked goods, ice cream, candy, chewing gum and beverages. The newly banned flavors are benzophenone, ethyl acrylate, eugenyl methyl ether, myrcene, pulegone, pyridine and styrene

"Consumers will never know which foods were made with these chemicals, since manufacturers have been allowed to hide these ingredients behind the vague term 'flavor,'" said Dawn Undurraga, EWG's nutritionist. "This is a positive step forward, but the FDA should empower consumers to make their own fully informed decisions by requiring full ingredient disclosure."

The ban on styrene was also supported by a petition from the food industry. But the FDA acted on the other six after public interest groups filed a lawsuit in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit petitioning the FDA to make a final decision whether to prohibit the seven cancer-causing artificial chemicals from use in food.

Earthjustice represented the petitioners, including Breast Cancer Prevention Partners, the Center for Environmental Health, Center for Food Safety, the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Environmental Defense Fund, the Environmental Working Group, Natural Resources Defense Council, and WE ACT for Environmental Justice.