In photography and film, a broken egg can be perfectly unscrambled to its original state. But in real life, quantum mechanics prevent even a single particle from reversing its own course through time. From “For a Split Second, a Quantum Computer Made History Go Backward.”
Notes:
- Source: Thank you Beth @ Alive on All Channels.
- Inspired by: “What I’d learned was reversal. Things that had been splintered could be intact again. Not long after, when we faced events that caused us sorrow, I yearned for that same erasure. Undo this. But although we tried, each in our own way, no one was able to go back even one step.” By Chia-Chia Lin, from The Unpassing (Farrar, Straus and Giroux. May 7, 2019)
Re-read it twice or thrice, those words have depth, real deep!
Laughing. Deep is right!
Geesh…more coffee!
Laughing. True.
truth and a powerful wakeup message
It is….
This is a very rude awakening!
Laughing. Got to mix it up. Don’t want you coasting.
I’m going back to bed! Reversing!
The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttom is a must see.
Sawsan, that is ONE film I’ll never forget! A true MUST SEE. Sleep well!
Great flick (Benjamin Button)
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Wow!! … FACT … ‘In photography and film, a broken egg can be perfectly unscrambled to its original state. But in real life, quantum mechanics prevent even a single particle from reversing its own course through time. From “For a Split Second, a Quantum Computer Made History Go Backward.”
Yes!
too “I dunno what” but I see that beauty can be seen easily and take us away from good-bad and I-like-it–I-don’t-like-it and I’m enjoying the photo…
I felt EXACTLY the same way!
What a rude way to treat a breakfast egg…. 😉
(stunning photo, and AonaC is a never tiresome site – wish I had more time to peruse it)
me too!
Amazing photography. Reminding us that everything broken can never be put back together quite the same way.
So true. Agree Claudia.
I come here and see an egg and think breakfast
Funny. That was much first thought!