Robert Schiemann and I discussed some things last week in Calculus. I brought up the subject of people whom try to prove God mathematically (which I still want to read about further) which lead to Robert telling me about new science discoveries that are able to prove the human soul. He emailed me two articles (Part One and Part Two) and they are one of the most intriguing things I have ever read thus far. I know some of you might not read it, so basically part one explains the background to the human mind and memories. Memories were believed to be apart of the human brain, that they were stored physically in our brains as photons. They proved this by explaining that whenever a brain gets damaged, the memories becomed damaged too- as one would see in the results of excessive drinking, comas, or any old-age disease. However, they realized that this argument proved to be false- it's just like saying that once a radio breaks, the music subsequently won't play- which means that since the music doesn't play that the radio manufactures the music, which is untrue. The music is broadcasted from another remote location and into the radio to be heard and felt. Following this logic further, the same can be applied to memories. They explain this a little more in-depth, but I suggest reading the article to fully understand it. At any rate, while reading the first article, I found a rather interesting and amazing passage. I quote,

"Einstein believed this was only a mathematical concept, but then John Bell came along and proved it beyond doubt. It is now an established fact that there is a fundamental level in nature where everything is instantly correlated with everything else. This gives us mathematical and experimental proof of what we could call omniscience or omnipresence or omnipotence - where everything is correlated, everything is organised, everything is connected instantly with everything else."

Okay, look at the last few sentences a little more deeply and closely,

"...omniscience or omnipresence or omnipotence - where everything is correlated, everything is organised, everything is connected instantly with everything else."

Sounds like the ideals of Transcendentalism to me. Take the above with as little or much weight as you want to- it's just something to think about after all.

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