If thought has energy, Einstein says it has mass. E=mC2.

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This episode is for highly curious folks, those who are intrigued and fascinated by mysteries.

One such mystery is the interplay of energy and matter. What do I mean by this, the interplay of energy and matter?

E=mC2

The E in the equation, which is energy. The m in the equation is mass. The C is a constant number, we call this number the speed of light. The speed of light is a huge number, and in this equation, it’s squared. If you square the speed of light, you get a colossal number. The speed of light squared is the number 9 followed by ten zero’s.

When we have a colossal number with ten zeros in our equation, then we have a ton of energy, regardless of how small the mass may be. This is important, because, today, I’m talking about tiny amounts of mass having immense energy.

I’m talking about tiny amounts of mass having immense energy.

So. Let’s talk about energy. Each time we use our brain, it creates and emits energy. This energy can be detected by scientific instruments. E is for the energy created by the brain through thought. C is the constant number we call the speed of light. And m is mass.

Which is unknown. But, given the other two variables in the equation, we can solve for m, for the mass. We can solve Einstein’s equation for m, we can calculate the mass of a thought.

Again. We can solve Einstein’s equation for m and calculate the mass of a thought.

Wow. That's a powerful statement. And even though I’m the one who just said it, I still sometimes think that thoughts don’t matter. I mean, they’re invisible, so maybe they aren’t real? But if Einstein is right, thoughts have mass. They are real.

Einstein proved that if we have energy then we have mass. We know the brain emits energy all the time, with every thought, so that energy must have mass. And mass contains matter. And matter? Well, it matters. It builds the universe.
So, if thoughts have energy, then thoughts have mass. Mass has matter. Matter builds the universe. This line of reasoning leads us to: Thoughts are matter and they build the universe.

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