Love as the 5th Element and 5th Dimension (Chapter 18)
Could the 5th Element be "Love"? There is a major theme and connection behind it. In the movie "The 5th Element" we see the love below. Earth was saved from destruction when the 5th Element was found or activated. It was love that sparked the 5th Element in the movie.
Trinity: Neo, I'm not afraid anymore. The Oracle told me that I would fall in love and that that man... the man that I loved would be The One. So you see, you can't be dead. You can't be... because I love you. You hear me? I love you.
[Trinity kisses Neo; Neo's vital signs return]
Trinity: What's he doing?
Morpheus: He's beginning to believe.
This is interesting because neutrinos are known as the spirit particle or ghost particle. The 5th Element is considered the "spirit". It is also known as the "aether" or "ether".
And what makes up the Trinity? Father... Son... Holy Spirit. We can see the Holy Spirit below being recognized as a "dove".
And we also see the "LOVE" theme in the movie "Interstellar".
Love is not only the 5th element but also the 5th dimension. Abhik Maiti, who works at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur said:
Another article below discusses love and quantum entanglement.
The YouTube video below discusses it.
In a very similar movie scene, we see it here in "The Matrix". NEO becomes the ONE, when Trinity kisses him and tells him, "I Love You". The movie quotes below with the YouTube scene:
Trinity: Neo, I'm not afraid anymore. The Oracle told me that I would fall in love and that that man... the man that I loved would be The One. So you see, you can't be dead. You can't be... because I love you. You hear me? I love you.
[Trinity kisses Neo; Neo's vital signs return]
Trinity: Now get up!
Trinity: What's he doing?
Morpheus: He's beginning to believe.
This is interesting because neutrinos are known as the spirit particle or ghost particle. The 5th Element is considered the "spirit". It is also known as the "aether" or "ether".
And what makes up the Trinity? Father... Son... Holy Spirit. We can see the Holy Spirit below being recognized as a "dove".
And we also see the "LOVE" theme in the movie "Interstellar".
In the movie, it is considered gravity is the 5th dimension in which love interacts with it. The article below titled "The Interstellar Climax- The 5th Dimension Explained" by Krishore Krishnamoorthy describes it:
"In Interstellar they speak about 5th dimension. The 5th dimension apparently is Gravity. Just as how time has been made as a tangible physical dimension, gravity also has been made as a physical dimension.
Time has ability to transcend through space. All the 3 dimensions of the space. Hence it becomes the 4th dimension. Gravity has the ability to transcend space and time. All the 4 dimensions. So it becomes the 5th dimension.
These are the 5 dimensions explained.
Now taking the example from before, when you visit that coffee shop on Saturday evening 5 pm, you can’t find your friend there. But you know where to look for him in the timeline, since you have spoken to him earlier and even you have forgotten the exact time you both fixed to meet up, you have a faint idea as to when could it be. Your guess would be more correct than that of any random person about his existence on Friday evening since you both have a connection that you both shared before.
This is the reason why Cooper is brought in because he knows when to find his daughter Murph in that timeline and find that appropriate time to provide the quantum data. Reason is they have bonding of love. There is that watch through which he communicates using gravity.
Amelia also explains that Love is the one thing that we humans know of that has the ability to transcend through space and time just like gravity.
Since both Cooper and Murph both understand the language of parsletounge (love) they could communicate"
Love is not only the 5th element but also the 5th dimension. Abhik Maiti, who works at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur said:
"Love is NOT a function of x,y,z and t. So, one can use love to travel through space-time. Because? Simply because it is unaffected by those four dimensions. Let me put it this way. You are travelling in a car, that will change wrt time and space. So, will you ever be able to penetrate the space-time with that car, without being unaltered or unaffected? (Car will decay with time) But love CAN. Because it does not depend on space-time. It remains unaltered. In fact, we all time-travel, in our mind. Why do we feel nostalgic about the past? Love. Thats in fact, how we duel into the past, or future. We use love to go into the past, and even future. Love can go through space-time,unaltered unaffected. So, the point of the movie is, human emotions is the fifth dimension. Thats what will help us to understand the rest four dimensions, x, y, z, and t. Now, lets talk physics.. How do we set dimensions? We use those variables which does not depend upon each other. Like, x does not depend upon y,z, and t. t does not depend upon x,y,z. So, if world was 5th dimensional, what would the fifth dimension be? Something, which is not a function of x,y,z and t. Because you cannot set a dependent variable as a dimension. But love is not f(x,y,z,t) So,it is mathematically possible to set love as fifth dimension"
https://www.quora.com/Could-love-really-be-the-fifth-dimension-transcending-space-and-time
The love theme and it being the 5th element is the idea of quantum entanglement. In the movie "Interstellar" it discusses love that transcends time and space and how the characters Murph and Cooper are connected via love even though they are very far apart in the universe. The movie is about quantum entanglement. The New York Times article opinion titled "Love and Gravity" by David Brooks said about Christopher Nolan's movie "Interstellar",
The love theme and it being the 5th element is the idea of quantum entanglement. In the movie "Interstellar" it discusses love that transcends time and space and how the characters Murph and Cooper are connected via love even though they are very far apart in the universe. The movie is about quantum entanglement. The New York Times article opinion titled "Love and Gravity" by David Brooks said about Christopher Nolan's movie "Interstellar",
"Nolan wants us to see the magnetic force of these attachments: The way attachments can exert a gravitational pull on people who are separated by vast distances or even by death. Their attention is riveted by the beloved. They hunger for reunion.
When the McConaughey character goes into space he leaves behind the rules of everyday earthly life and enters the realm of quantum mechanics and relativity. Gravity becomes variable. It’s different on different planets. Space bends in on itself. The astronauts fly through a wormhole, a fold in the universe connecting one piece of space with another distant piece.
Nolan introduces the concept of quantum entanglement. That’s when two particles that have interacted with each other behave as one even though they might be far apart. He then shows how people in love display some of those same features. They react in the same way at the same time to the same things.
The characters in the movie are frequently experiencing cross-cutting and mystical connections that transcend time and space. It’s like the kind of transcendent sensation you or I might have if we visited an old battlefield and felt connected by mystic chords of memory to the people who fought there long ago; or if we visited the house we grew up in and felt in deep communion with people who are now dead.
But in the era of quantum entanglement and relativity, everything looks emergent and interconnected. Life looks less like a machine and more like endlessly complex patterns of waves and particles. Vast social engineering projects look less promising, because of the complexity, but webs of loving and meaningful relationships can do amazing good.
As the poet Christian Wiman wrote in his masterpiece, “My Bright Abyss,” “If quantum entanglement is true, if related particles react in similar or opposite ways even when separated by tremendous distances, then it is obvious that the whole world is alive and communicating in ways we do not fully understand. And we are part of that life, part of that communication. ...”
In the Space.com article titled "Quantum Entanglement: Love on a Subatomic scale" it states:
"When talking about love and romance, people often bring up unseen and mystical connections.
Such connections exist in the subatomic world as well, thanks to a bizarre and counterintuitive phenomenon called quantum entanglement.
The basic idea of quantum entanglement is that two particles can be intimately linked to each other even if separated by billions of light-years of space; a change induced in one will affect the other.
In 1964, physicist John Bell posited that such changes can occur instantaneously, even if the particles are very far apart. Bell's Theorem is regarded as an important idea in modern physics, but it seems to make little sense. After all, Albert Einstein had proven years before that information cannot travel faster than the speed of light.
Indeed, Einstein famously described the entanglement phenomenon as "spooky action at a distance."
Another article below discusses love and quantum entanglement.
"Love. Quantum physics. Completely unrelated, and yet strangely parallel.
For one thing, they're both mysterious — we don’t really understand how either one of them works. But they share something else — what scientists call "entanglement."
People get entangled with each other when they fall in love, and it can start when they’re nowhere near each other, perhaps catching each other’s eyes for the first time across a crowded room.
And it seems that tiny, subatomic particles — things like electrons or photons — can also get entangled with each other at a great distance, in a way that physicists still don’t understand but are already starting to make use of.
It’s “this really delightful, really strange” thing, says MIT physicist David Kaiser of the phenomenon known as “quantum entanglement.”
“Somehow what happens to one particle can have an impact on what we would expect the second one to do, even if those particles are nowhere near each other.”
It does seem crazy, even to some of the best brains in the world — quantum entanglement seems a phenomenon more emotional than physical, an attraction more of mind than matter. When the idea first surfaced over 80 years ago, even Einstein dismissed it as nonsense. He called it “spukhafte fernwirkung” — "spooky action at a distance."
“It’s something you cannot understand with your usual common sense,” says University of Vienna physicist Anton Zeilinger."
Quantum entanglement is thought that it is 10,000 times faster than the speed of light. It is thought that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light. Einstein couldn't even figure it out and just called quantum entanglement "spooky action at a distance" because it allows faster than light (FTL) communication or travel.
"Quantum entanglement, one of the odder aspects of quantum theory, links the properties of particles even when they are separated by large distances. When a property of one of a pair of entangled particles is measured, the other "immediately" settles down into a state compatible with that measurement. So how fast is "immediately"? According to research by Prof. Juan Yin and colleagues at the University of Science and Technology of China in Shanghai, the lower limit to the speed associated with entanglement dynamics – or "spooky action at a distance" – is at least 10,000 times faster than light."
The YouTube video below discusses it.
It has been recently thought that quantum entanglement has to do with wormholes. The article below discusses it:
"One of the predictions derived from Einsten’s theory of general relativity is the existence of wormholes – spacetime shortcuts. In theory such bridges may offer instantaneous travel between the two bridgeheads or wormholes even if these are light-years away from each other. Two independent studies suggest that there’s a link between quantum entanglement and wormholes, or to be more precise: each wormhole has a corresponding pair just like two entangled quantum particles.
Quantum entanglement is nothing short of bizarre. In a pair of entangled particles, a change in the quantum characteristics of one of the particles can’t happen without also causing a change in the other particle, even if these particles are millions of miles away.
Theoretical physicists Juan MartÃn Maldacena at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton and Leonard Susskind at Stanford University argue that wormholes are nothing but pairs of black holes entangled together. A proposed mechanism of wormhole generation would be that when a black is born, its pair is simultaneously created as well. Moreover, they conjectured that entangled particles such as electrons and photons were connected by extraordinarily tiny wormholes.
Kristan Jensen, a theoretical physicist at Stony Brook University in New York and his colleague theoretical physicist Andreas Karch at the University of Washington in Seattle sought to investigate entangled particles behave in supersymmety theory which suggests that all subatomic particles have a corresponding partner or pair.
Jensen and Karch found that if one imagined entangled pairs in a universe with four dimensions, they behaved in the same way as wormholes in a universe with an extra fifth dimension. A wormhole that curves space and time until two points coincide and entanglement may be one of the same thing then."
YouTube video (below)
We can see that "Love" is the 5th Element. The aether spirit force. My personal theory is that the 5th Element has to do with the neutrinos that are all around us. A permeating force and spirit that can create quantum entanglement between two particles that are vast distances away. The 5th Element is just like the 5th Dimension. The 5th Dimension unlocks the wormhole or stargate that allows faster then light travel.
In the movie "Interstellar", the 5th dimension is gravity, which "love" communicates with it. This allows for the ability of communication to transcend space and time.
Now we have to find out, what gravity really is? One of the most complexing matters for scientists and physicists to understand and figure out what it means.
More to come about what gravity is all about.
In the movie "Interstellar", the 5th dimension is gravity, which "love" communicates with it. This allows for the ability of communication to transcend space and time.
Now we have to find out, what gravity really is? One of the most complexing matters for scientists and physicists to understand and figure out what it means.
More to come about what gravity is all about.
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