Quantum Mechanics Buddhism Buddha Dhamma

This section will discuss two issues:

1. A new interpretation of quantum mechanics (QM) based on non-locality is presented based on Feynman's ideas.  Concepts like wave-particle duality, observer effect, are not needed. Furthermore, complex interpretations like the "Many-Worlds interpretation" are avoided. All existing experimental data will be shown to be consistent with this interpretation.
2. A deeper understanding of how a kamma automatically leads to a corresponding kamma vipāka in Buddhism (Buddha Dhamma), is possible with this interpretation.

Quantum Mechanics – A New Interpretation

• What Is a Wave and What Is a Particle?
• Photons Are Particles Not Waves

• Feynman’s Glass Plate Experiment
• Feynman's Method of "A Particle Exploring All Possible Paths"
• “Exploring All Possible Paths” Leads to Fermat’s Principle of Least Time