Master of the Universe ¿ Quantal Computing Cloud & Dark Forest Aliens - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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There are inhabitory planetary systems in different galaxies and it is paradoxical that human beings are not come into contact with alien intelligence. The intergalactic archaeal quantal computing clouds serves as the master of the universe and as the ubiquitous universal observer. The quantal computing archaeal clouds seed life in different planetary systems of galaxies. The universe can exist in the particulate and quantal state with swings between the two states determined by the master archaeal quantal computing cloud which functions as ubiquitous observer and intelligence controlling,…mehr

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There are inhabitory planetary systems in different galaxies and it is paradoxical that human beings are not come into contact with alien intelligence. The intergalactic archaeal quantal computing clouds serves as the master of the universe and as the ubiquitous universal observer. The quantal computing archaeal clouds seed life in different planetary systems of galaxies. The universe can exist in the particulate and quantal state with swings between the two states determined by the master archaeal quantal computing cloud which functions as ubiquitous observer and intelligence controlling, creating and regulating the universe. Each civilization has a particulate and quantal counterpart. The particulate part of the civilization is not sensed by another civilization. The quantal computing cloud serving as the master intelligence is a universal observer and prevents particulate civilizations from coming to contact. The quantal civilizations inhabiting multiverses are in contact witheach other through worm holes. Every civilization is a dark forest. Contact with another civilization results in annihilation. Therefore contact with other galactic civilizations is an impossibility.
Autorenporträt
Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.