Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Quantum Jumping

Now then. The other day I was chatting to my younger brother on Skype. For some reason, his camera is at desk level and can't be moved, so I see a huge chin and big nostrils, and if he doesn't turn off the light behind him, it looks like he has a halo. Or perhaps since I saw him last summer he has turned into an angelic creature with a weird face. All things are possible.

Which brings me right to the heart of this post. Am I the only one, or is everyone else getting bombarded with adverts for Quantum Jumping? They're everywhere I go in my virtual life. They invade my gmail account. Whoever is organising the campaign must have a huge advertising budget (and no, this isn't a sponsored post, before you wonder).

This is what the Quantum Jumping website says:

The abundant you. The inventor you. The creative you. In alternate universes, everything you desire has already taken place. Tap into this infinite potential with Quantum Jumping...

Every decision you make in life causes a “split” in reality...

In these alternate universes, alternate versions of YOU are living out their lives...


And then:

This revelation may be a little hard to swallow...

Yup. That last one, I go with.

Help. I'm just getting to grips with the fact that something called 4G might exist. I'm not ready for alternative realities. Actually, and perhaps this is why I find Quantum Jumping a little threatening, I'm a really bad one for 'what if?'ing in my life. I have come to see that it's a very unproductive activity, so I've been trying to drop 'what if?' in favour of 'what next?' - a much more helpful approach. Quantum Jumping is the ultimate 'what if?'. Not only can you explore what hypothetically you might have been or done, but it seems that you can literally do so.

I asked my younger brother if he thought one day we'd be able to get beamed up and down by Skype, rather than just being able to see and hear each other through the medium of a screen. He said something about molecules.

So what do you think? Are you all getting the ads and links? Who is behind it all? Is it possible to explore our other virtual lives? Am I, perhaps, a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist, a supermodel or a kindergarten teacher, a hooker or a zookeeper, and I just don't know about it? And if we can hop about from one life to another, from real life to virtual life, will we all still need to go to Cyber Mummy to meet up?
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10 comments:

  1. OOh! Does that mean you're coming? Fabulous if yes. And no, haven't had those ads yet - although have probably marked my card now by mentioning that...

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  2. Never heard of it but I've just done my back in again so it probably wouldn't be appropriate right now.

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  3. Gosh. I don't think I've seen this - or maybe I just filtered it out....

    It would be nice if we could be beamed over to Cybermummy, wouldn't it - save on airfares and all that....

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  4. No, I haven't seen it. You must be searching for very deep things that triggers it off!

    I, meanwhile, get ads for belly fat!

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  5. I havent seen those ads but Im just trying to get my head around my own list of Things To Do and time management issues--I hope I don't have to one day start combining the Different Me's in all the Different Universes and try to organise us all. Knowing me (or us), we'd just throw in the towel and go the the Beach Universe and sunbathe.

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  6. I've never heard of it but I do know I want to do it, I could do with some excitement

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  7. It is quite clearly Just You who are being targeted. Gosh! **bathes in reflected glory**

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  8. If you're just going to Cybermummy to meet up with blogging friends, then Quantum Jumping wd be a great, & much cheaper, way of doing so;o)

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  9. I haven't seen this, yet. I'm waiting for jetpacks to become a reality :) XoL

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  10. What? What are we talking about? Argh, I am starting to feel left out here. Not a single email has landed in my account!! All I get are fake Halifax emails, asking me to send my account details, because they got lost. Haha. I don't even have a Halifax account. But wait, maybe the person living my life in the parallel universe has...

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