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Quantum Mind Channel Introduction

Hi, I’m Zin Thu Minn — I learnt physics before but I’m not a physicist by profession. But I’ve never stopped thinking like one. I created this channel because I believe there’s something missing in how we understand the universe — something ancient, yet practical. This channel is inspired by the teachings of the Buddha, but it’s not just about beliefs, or feelings, or something you can’t measure. It’s about asking: Can we test the mind the same way we test matter? Can consciousness explain the mysteries of quantum mechanics? Is there a way to connect Buddhist insight with real laboratory experiments? Here, I try to match the Buddha’s view of the universe with the logic of quantum mechanics. Not in a purely philosophical way — but in a testable, experimental way. Do you find it surprising that the Buddha explored the mind so precisely — long before modern instruments — using his own mind as a lab? He didn’t just meditate — he measured. He even left behind figures and durations that describe how fast the mind moves, and how deeply it interacts with matter. Many people — especially those who’ve experienced awakening or deep insight — believe something is missing from science. But they often find it hard to prove or measure what they’ve felt. That’s why I created this channel. To give structure to those experiences. To connect ancient inner science with modern physics. And to use the Buddha’s view of the mind to help solve some of quantum mechanics’ unresolved problems — while upgrading my hypothesis again and again, aiming toward real-world, testable results. I’m developing hypotheses about how the mind might influence quantum systems, especially the double-slit experiment — and I'm preparing to file a provisional patent to protect and eventually prove this idea in a lab. I know — using the mind in physics may sound strange. That’s exactly why I started this channel. To show the world my thinking. To make it less strange. And to invite you on the journey of testing the invisible. So if you’re curious about the observer effect, the power of consciousness, and whether ancient wisdom can meet modern science.