Is the Soul Equation a Legitimate Scientific Concept?

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In summary, the conversation was about a potential pseudoscientific topic called the "Soul Equation" and whether it should be added to a banned list. The topic was compared to people using physics and math for their own purposes. The original poster was hesitant to share a link but ultimately deemed the topic to be nonsense and apologized for potentially wasting others' time.
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It is the first I have heard about it I just wanted to find out if pf have come across it.
If it sounds like nonsense, feels like nonsense then it probably is. There was a paper that had the Shrodinger equation, expansion??
I can't post it because of my weird settings at weekend.
Perhaps it can be added to the banned list as pseudoscience?
 
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link?
 
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“The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.
An evil soul producing holy witness
Is like a villain with a smiling cheek,
A goodly apple rotten at the heart.
O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath!”

― William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

Perhaps not as diabolical, some cite physics/math for their purposes too. The "Soul Equation' doesn't look like a good topic for our forum.
 
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gleem said:
“The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.
An evil soul producing holy witness
Is like a villain with a smiling cheek,
A goodly apple rotten at the heart.
O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath!”

― William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

Perhaps not as diabolical, some cite physics/math for their purposes too. The "Soul Equation' doesn't look like a good topic for our forum.
That is all I need to know.
Apologies to have wasted your time
 
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pinball1970 said:
That is all I need to know.
Apologies to have wasted your time
The topic is funny. I remember a woman who sold her soul on eBay, and another one who weighed it. IIRC it was about 50 grams or so.
 
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Assuming Soul and Weird were names of physicists working on the same problem, Weird-Soul equation could be legit.

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Borek said:
Assuming Soul and Weird were names of physicists working on the same problem, Weird-Soul equation could be legit.

Who is on first?
Hi Borek
It was cited as 'the soul equation' it's Deepak Chora 'science' vibrations, quantum consciousness ...
You can find it on the internet, I did not want to post the link.
I wanted to give this person the benefit of the doubt but at the same time I was worried about wasting people's time with nonsense.
It's nonsense.
Feel free to delete the thread if need be.
Ta
Tony
 

FAQ: Is the Soul Equation a Legitimate Scientific Concept?

What is the "Soul Equation"?

The "Soul Equation" is a theoretical concept that attempts to explain the existence and nature of the soul. It suggests that there is a mathematical equation that can describe and quantify the soul, similar to how equations are used to describe physical phenomena.

Is the "Soul Equation" real?

The "Soul Equation" is a theoretical concept and has not been proven to be real or accurate. It is still a subject of debate and has not been scientifically proven or validated.

How is the "Soul Equation" calculated?

Currently, there is no agreed-upon method for calculating the "Soul Equation." Some proposed methods include measuring brain activity, analyzing personality traits, and using complex mathematical models. However, these methods have not been scientifically verified.

Can the "Soul Equation" be used to prove the existence of the soul?

No, the "Soul Equation" is a theoretical concept and cannot be used as scientific evidence for the existence of the soul. The existence of the soul is a philosophical and spiritual belief and cannot be proven or disproven by scientific methods.

Do all scientists believe in the "Soul Equation"?

No, the concept of the "Soul Equation" is not widely accepted among the scientific community. Some scientists believe that the soul cannot be quantified or measured using mathematical equations, while others argue that the concept is not scientifically valid.

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