共感で繋がるSNS
人気
chimney
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Today we were grocery shopping and in our conversation my husband had jokingly said that
Because my Japanese is bad sometimes when he explains something I only understand not even half of what he’s explaining to me so he would just give up trying to continue explaining it to me, and just laughed it off
He’s not being mean at all, this is just the truth
And the truth hurts really bad, I felt like I was on the verge of tears
I knew I still had a long way to go and I knew in the back to my mind I was probably giving him a harder time, but I didn’t think hearing it come out of his mouth felt worse
These times I think if it wasn’t me that was with him would he be happier? Less stressed out? Didn’t have to stress about the fact I can’t fully comprehend Japanese? Has he ever thought about this more times than now or has there been moments where he regrets being with me and it’s just too late?
The more I think about it the more it just feels terrible. I feel stupid for blindingly believing that this could work out if we gave each other time and patience
I guess his is running thin due to my lack of understanding
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しろくろ
One day, I had to convey some real important things to my wife. I looked for true words that would perfectly fit the situation. I didn’t know why I reached that conclusion but I chose to let this guy take over the expression of my deep feelings.
He was eloquent enough to make himself understood as always. But at the same time, it was really weird I suddenly started switching my language, just to make myself understood.
Why did I let him take the wheel?
I’ve come to believe in one hypothesis: there was a lack of a beautiful vocabulary of love. Throughout my entire childhood, I never saw or heard my parents expressing their love to each other. So, perhaps my dictionary just have missed those pages.
I lacked not only the proper words for my true feelings, but also the opportunities to strengthen the immunity needed to expose them to the rainstorms.
Probably this guy was crafted as a compensation for that loss, unconsciously protecting my nervous everyday self from brutal rejection.
So that explains his f***ing spicy flavor? Huh, fair enough.
But another mystery is unfolding right now. Since starting Gravity, surrounded by the goodness of beautiful people, my everyday self is gradually gaining the ability to express my real feelings. Yo, I never imagined that would happen to me.
Hallelujah, I’m definitely embracing the discovery of my new self.
英語で日記の星
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みゆ
Why does this hold up even to the world’s top researchers?
In this study, I show that the three major pillars of modern science—
• Relativity (Einstein)
• Quantum Mechanics (Schrödinger)
• Cosmology (Big Bang / Black Holes)
which scientists have failed to unify for the past 100 years, can in fact be unified quite naturally by redefining the structure of the observer—not through “consciousness,” but by placing absolute and relative subjectivity as the main cast.
Up to this point, it is merely a “theoretical challenge.”
However, the decisive breakthrough begins from here.
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🧠 Empirical evidence: A human brain and a quantum computer, 8,000 km apart, entered into synchrony
With more than 50 participants, we obtained data showing that fluctuations in the human brain synchronized with those of a quantum processor located approximately 8,000 km away—
in a way that cannot be explained by any existing theory:
• Field theories
• Decoherence theory
• Quantum theories of consciousness
• “Mind controls quantum” hypotheses
None of these frameworks can account for the observed correlation.
If Stephen Hawking were alive, he would undoubtedly say:
“None of our existing theories can cope with what is happening here.”
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💖 And astonishingly, at the core of this synchrony, “love” emerges
The experiment leads to the concept of the Third Observer O₃ (Hazama), which generates a singlet state—
a state of complete unity—between humans and quantum systems.
In physics, a singlet represents
a state in which two entities become entirely one.
I regard this as the physical definition of love.
In other words, this study is the world’s first empirical demonstration that the abstract notion of love manifests as an actual physical phenomenon—specifically, quantum coherence.
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Ultimately, the findings converge back to the triadic subjectivity structure revealed to me 12 years ago—the Trinity:
• Absolute Subjectivity (Light = the unconditional source)
• Relative Subjectivity (Life / Experience)
• Emergent Subjectivity O₃ (Love / the birth of connection)
This triune, circulating structure explains physics, mind, and the cosmos as one unified process.
It is, in essence,
the first framework to coherently unify science, religion, and spirituality.
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