“I believe, just like you, that the simplicity of natural laws has an objective character, that it is not just the result of thought economy. If nature leads us to mathematical forms of great simplicity and beauty – by forms I am referring to coherent systems of hypotheses, axioms, etc. to forms that no one has previously encountered, we cannot help thinking that they are ‘true,’ that they reveal a genuine feature of nature. It may be that these forms also cover our subjective relationship to nature, that they reflect elements of our own thought economy. But the mere fact that we could never have arrived at these forms by ourselves, that they were revealed to us by nature, suggests strongly that they must be part of reality itself, not just of our thoughts about reality.”

Natural laws are part of our mental cognition and suggest higher spiritual laws. In fact, cavemen would not have understood biblical spiritual laws until humans began abstract thinking. Being part of the dynamics in the material world, humans also started an understanding of themselves. Questions of the standing and state of the human, individual and corporate association, continued to arise, which developed our present standing relationship with our Creator and the continual developing state between man and God.

Without religion science is lame; without science religion (Theology) is blind.

UspaceVspace=QV(Thing that “IS”); one example:

If Uspace symbolizes God’s Spirit, then Vspace is the righteous path, then QV symbolizes eternal life in God’s Kingdom. This is inspired by God.

The sciences, with math being the language of science, have advanced our understanding of our environment (nature) and ourselves. For example, in just four minutes, a quantum computer solved a problem that would have taken the most advanced classical supercomputer billions of years to solve. This incredible scientific development comes from the principles of the universe, which were designed by God.

This groundbreaking achievement came from researchers in China, who developed Jiuzhang, a 76-qubit photon-based quantum computer prototype. Unlike traditional computers, Jiuzhang relies on an intricate system of lasers, mirrors, prisms, and photon detectors to perform computations using a method known as Gaussian boson sampling. This technique involves detecting and counting photons, and with the ability to count 76 photons, Jiuzhang far exceeded the five-photon limit of classical supercomputers.

Beyond being a theoretical milestone, Gaussian boson sampling has real-world potential. It could be applied to solving complex problems in quantum chemistry and advanced mathematics, and even aid in developing a large-scale quantum internet, leading to research on healing humans of deadly diseases.

While both quantum and classical computers are designed to solve problems, they function in fundamentally different ways. Quantum computers leverage principles of quantum mechanics—such as superposition and entanglement—to perform calculations at unprecedented speeds, making them far more powerful for specific types of computations.

GOD LIVES IN ONE ETERNAL MOMENT OUTSIDE OF TIME; GOD IS ALWAYS TALKING, BRINGING HUMANS INTO A NONDISPLACED STATE UNDERSTANDING ALL MYSTERIES BY HIS HOLY SPIRIT. GOD IS REALITY AND HAS CREATED REALITY.

By Will Myers