Science has made immense progress. But even after this, there are some things on which even science fails. One such thing is human consciousness. No one knows till now where consciousness comes from within a child in the womb of the mother and where it goes after death. However, recently the claims made by a scientist regarding the consciousness of living beings have intensified the discussion on this. Let’s know what is the whole matter.
What is the whole matter
Michael Pravica is a professor of physics at the University of Nevada, America. He has claimed that consciousness within living beings does not come only from the activities of the brain, but many dimensions of the universe can also be responsible for this. Michael Pravicka claims that when a person’s consciousness is at its peak, that is, when he is creating art or practicing science or dreaming, then his consciousness transcends the physical dimension and connects with other dimensions of the universe.
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What does Pravicka’s theory say
Michael Pravicka’s theory is basically based on hyperdimensionality. In simple language, Pravicka’s theory says that the universe has more dimensions than the four dimensions we experience. That is, the universe has more dimensions than height, length, width and time. He explains this concept using a hypothetical scenario involving a two-dimensional creature.
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Pravica’s theory states that just as two-dimensional creatures cannot see three-dimensional shapes, we may be unable to recognize the hyperdimensionality that exists around us. He argues that moments of heightened awareness allow our consciousness to sync with these hidden dimensions, making motivation within humans at its peak.
What do other scientists say about this
Michael Pravica’s theory has sparked a major debate within the scientific community. Some scientists, including Stephen Holler, associate professor of physics at Fordham University, express doubts over the theory, saying that Pravica’s theory borders on science fiction. He stresses that we can mathematically manipulate hyperdimensions, but this does not prove their existence or our ability to have any kind of connection with them.
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