Time-dilation solution?

A US physicist who has been researching a microtubule theory of Life After Death for several decades is amazed that he has found a second voice in British binary mind theorist Anthony Peake.

Cape Cod resident George Hammond’s theory involves in his words, “a last minute relativistic time dilation which provides an Afterlife which actually occurs microseconds before death but because of the enormous time dilation appears to occur after death”.

Thinking he must be the only researcher to have stumbled upon this truth, Hammond has published the theory in 2nd rank academic journals and widely on Usenet without being able to get anyone’s attention.

The time-dilation solution to the age-old question of life after death seemed to Hammond to be something of a virtual miracle.

He was therefore duly astonished when he accidentally came across Anthony Peake’s “Cheating the Ferryman” theory , published in 2006, during a Google search of life after death. That Peake proposed the same exact time dilation solution to the problem stunned the physicist. Says Hammond in a post on the Anthony Peake Cheating the Ferryman international forum, ” I was flabbergasted! How could a non-physicist possibly arrive at such a profound physics theory!”.

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Former Professor of Physics, University of Oregon. Senior Scholar in residence at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. Author of six books, including The Self-Aware universe and Quantum Creativity.