
Originally Posted by
Geekette
I’m new to the site but am looking for a forum where I can discuss this topic seriously without getting hassled.
Its my belief that everything is energy and I’ve had unusual life experiences that has proved this to me.
Ive looked up some scientific information about this which I will add.
Most people don’t consider that we are made from pure energy and that everything in life is made up from it. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed so it never disappears. It just changes form.
The human body is 99% made from atoms of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen and oxygen.
In quantum physics studying the atom even further, there is merely just waves of energy.
Energy. This energy can be measured but not seen by the naked eye.
Every cell in our body is made up of these atoms that are continuously giving off and absorbing light and energy at all times so every cell in our body is giving off 1.4 volts. Multiply that by the number of cells in the body (50 trillion) and you get a total of 700 million volts of electricity. The Chinese call this energy Chi. This energy can also be measured.
Since energy cannot be destroyed, then where does this energy go when we die?
Can anyone here explain this ?
Does anyone else believe in this Chi energy here or would this be considered spiritual stuff and not scientific stuff?
OR is this too deep a topic to try and discuss on an online forum?
There seem to be a lot of misconceptions here. Volts are not energy, for a start.
Secondly I don't know where you get your figure of 1.4V for a cell, but what does it mean? A potential difference has to be a difference between two points. What points would these be?
Thirdly, you can only add up the voltage if you arrange sources of potential differences in series. Obviously a human body is not arranged in this way and, if it were, and your 1.4V figure were correct, there would be a huge spontaneous electrical discharge (the breakdown voltage of air is 3000v/cm.)
So a lot of what you have said does not make sense, scientifically speaking.
As for what happens to energy when we die, the energy in our bodies is mainly chemical energy in the biochemistry of our cells and thermal energy from our body heat. We all know dead bodies go cold, so that tells you what happens to the heat: it is lost to the environment. The biochemical energy takes longer to dissipate but does so gradually as the tissues of the body decompose.
So perhaps the key issue from this is to understand from where you get this mysterious idea about a 1.4V potential being created by cells, between two points. Can you quote a source for this?