Julia Mossbridge

Julia Mossbridge

Jun 09, 2019

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Things are progressing in interesting ways...is that vague or what?

Hi wonderful supporters of the Future Photon experiment!

I am writing to let you know that I have run 600 runs of the experiment at the same four durations and have found interesting effects -- essentially replicating the original results, but with even more interesting layers thrown in.

Each 100 runs I consider an experiment, and of the six experiments, four show significant differences between the pre-decision photon counts -- differences that depend on the future on-time duration of the light source. The other two are suggestive, but not significant. That's about all I'd like to say right now.

I am being intentionally vague because I will want to publish these results so I have to be a little quiet to save the findings for the paper. Journals like it when you don't spill the beans ahead of time, and I also want to bathe in the data some more before I'm really sure I've got something.

But suffice it to say, the experiment is proceeding, thanks to you all, and it looks like it will provide food for thought for years to come.

More when I have news...but gratitude all the time!

Thank you!

Julia


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  • Michael Duggan
    Michael Duggan
    Looking forward to the next update. 😉x
    Jun 29, 2019
  • Mike Turner
    Mike TurnerBacker
    Terrific! And so happy to have met you, if only briefly, at the recent SSE meeting at Julie and Mark's table. This is a great start on fascinating results. Eagerly awaiting your updates. Thank you for your work! - Mike
    Jun 19, 2019
  • Michael Duggan
    Michael Duggan
    Wowzer! This is a very promising start indeed. Obviously this is early days but the potential from such a clean set-up is very high. Wish you the best.
    Jun 12, 2019

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We plan to replicate and extend unpublished pilot results suggesting that photons to be emitted in the future affect interference patterns detected in the past. This may be a new example of quantum retrocausality (QR), in which choices in a quantum system seem to influence events in the past. This form of QR may be a candidate mechanism for precognition, the psychological and biological access to information about random future events.

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