Vad händer efter livet?

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In recent years, some scientists and theorists have proposed that death, as we traditionally understand it, may not be the absolute end. According to concepts in quantum physics, particularly those linked to consciousness and reality, death might be more of an illusion than a final termination.

One of the most discussed theories comes from Dr. Robert Lanza, a prominent scientist known for his work in regenerative medicine and quantum biology. In his theory of Biocentrism, Lanza suggests that life and consciousness are fundamental to the universe—not the other way around. He argues that we do not die in the way we think, because death cannot exist in a timeless, spaceless world as described by quantum mechanics.

 

Quantum physics has shown that particles exist in multiple states simultaneously—a phenomenon known as superposition. Only when observed does a particle "choose" a state, suggesting that consciousness plays a key role in shaping reality. Extending this idea, Lanza proposes that death is merely a transition to another reality or dimension our consciousness creates or moves into.

Moreover, quantum entanglement shows that particles can be connected across vast distances instantly, defying traditional notions of space and time. This leads to speculation that consciousness, too, may be "entangled" with the universe in ways we don't yet fully understand.

 

While these ideas are still theoretical and highly debated within the scientific community, they challenge the traditional, materialist view that consciousness ends with the physical body. Instead, quantum physics opens the door to the possibility that life—and by extension, consciousness—may continue in ways we are only beginning to explore. In this sense, death might not be a true end, but a transition of awareness, hidden behind the limits of our current understanding.