Author: Milovan Janicijevic
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✝️ Easter 2026: The Empty Tomb, the Wave Function, and the Triumph of Information Over Entropy
Dear friends, explorers at the crossroads of science and spirit, Today is Easter Sunday. The day when, according to the Gospel texts, the myrrh-bearing women found the tomb empty, the stone rolled away, the shroud preserved. The day when light emerged from the tomb – not as a symbol, but as an event that, as…
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✨ Holy Fire 2026: When collective consciousness waves through the Dirac Sea
Dear friends, travelers between science and spirit, Last year on Holy Saturday I wrote about the phenomenon of the Holy Fire – a mystery that has challenged both faith and science for centuries. Today, in the midst of the worst tensions in a century, as the world dangerously approaches the brink of World War III…
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📜 THE SHROUD OF TURIN AND THE TRUE CROSS: Between Science, Faith, and Good Friday
Dating from the Middle Ages to the 1st century, blood that does not decay, pollen of Jerusalem, and an image no one painted – why the saddest day of Christianity still puzzles laboratories 🕯️ Introduction: The silence of Good Friday Today we do not celebrate. Today we remember. Good Friday is the only day when the…
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Bentov’s Pendulum: When an Engineer Found Consciousness in Vacuum Vibrations
Before Penrose, before Hameroff, before “The Emperor’s New Mind” – a biomedical engineer asked a question that still echoes: what if consciousness is not something the brain produces, but something it only receives? 🧬 Introduction: The man who designed a catheter – and the universe In 1977, while the world listened to punk and the Cold…
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Life as an Emergent Property – From Quantum Randomness to Quantum Complexity
📡 Introduction: A signal where there should have been nothing Just as Tesla detected anomalies in Colorado Springs where Maxwell’s equations predicted nothing, contemporary biology has detected something similar: the first life did not arise as we thought. Not as a lone hero. Not as a random chemical reaction that happened once and won. But – as…
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Susskind’s Confession: The Creator of String Theory Says – “We Have Not Described Our World”
How the man whose contribution to theoretical physics rivals Einstein’s admitted that the main highway of modern physics may be a dead end – and why, in his ninth decade, he draws new paths that the young avoid 📖 Introduction We will speak of Leonard Susskind. The man who created string theory. The man whose contribution to…
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Feynman, QED, and Tesla’s Third Path: When Nature Is Neither Wave Nor Particle
Tesla detected signals where there should have been nothing. Something that even contemporary physics cannot yet decipher, although QED, Higgs, and Casimir have illuminated part of the mystery. To understand why the man who first stepped into the secrets of the vacuum was forgotten, and why his path remained far from the main highways of…
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Quantum Computers: From Qubits to Reality – Reflections on the Series and a Look Ahead
How we traveled from error correction to quantum consciousness through seven posts, and what lies around the corner 🧠⚛️🔮 This is the eighth and final part of our series on quantum computers.In the previous seven posts we traveled a long road: from error correction through physical implementations (superconductivity, ions, topological qubits) and logic gates, through quantum consciousness (Orch OR) to algorithms and practical…
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Quantum Computers: Quantum Supremacy and Algorithms – From Feynman’s Insight to Practical Applications
Why quantum computers don’t solve every problem, but those they do solve change the rules – Shor, Grover, VQE, and the future of quantum machine learning 🧠⚛️💻 This is the seventh part of our series on quantum computers.In the previous six parts we traveled a long road: from error correction through physical implementations (superconductivity, ions, topological qubits) and logic gates to…
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Quantum Computers: Is the Brain a Quantum Machine – Penrose’s Orch OR and the Mystery of Consciousness
How microtubules in our neurons might sustain quantum coherence in the hot, wet chaos of the brain – and why remembering dreams behaves like wavefunction collapse 🧠⚛️🌀 This is the sixth part of our series on quantum computers.In the previous five parts we journeyed from error correction through physical implementations (superconductivity, ions, topological qubits) to logic gates. We built a…