Tempt Destiny Experiment
As mentioned on the home page, I needed to know if this documented billboard phenomenon was a coincidence or not. By utilizing scientific methodologies for investigating phenomena, we can clearly evaluate what has taken place.
Most people do not believe in destiny, at least, what they think destiny is. From my experience, football fans generally vote for their team out of loyalty, or because they believe this is about luck, or both, but destiny, that's another story. For me, this is about understanding the concept of predetermined events (destiny) by using a billboard that is created for a specific outcome and observing if, when, or how the desired outcome takes place or not.
If you have visited this page first then I encourage that you also visit the home page and program page which outlines the competition (experiment) being conducted. In addition, the legacy page which provides the documentation of this phenomenon and the destiny page which tells the story of how this all came to be.
A paper has been written about the Tempt Destiny experiment findings and is currently being edited for publication in an international journal devoted to the conceptual bases and fundamental theories of modern physics. The title and abstract of the manuscript is as follows:
Title:
TEMPT DESTINY EXPERIMENT: Deterministic Application of the Principle of Complementarity
Author: Professor Manuel Morales,
Corresponding Author's Institution: Burlington County College
Article Type: Original Research
Abstract: We find that the deterministic approach of the choice-chance dichotomy applied in this study, and the wave-particle duality of Niels Bohr's principle of complementarity, appear to be symmetrical reflections of each other. The unifying element shared by both worlds of quantum mechanics and classical physics are that they consists of the same energy. Given that, we seek to establish if states of energy, i.e., certainty and probability, are indeed predetermined. The scientific method of predicting probable events of an experiment by arranging independent variables with the manipulation of dependent variables serves at best to arrive at a high statistical degree of certainty. However, for an experimental design to obtain an outcome of absolute certainty, we need to employ mutually exclusive variables that when reconciled will reflect precise symmetrical results. In such a design, the mutually exclusive events of choice and chance have obtained complementary states of both certainty and probability. Since 2000, the Tempt Destiny experimental model of pairing choice and chance events has statistically obtained consistent results of absolute value, and thus, strongly suggests that predetermined events consist of the complementary events of choice and chance from which all states are either certain or probable.
Keywords: Niels Bohr; principle of complementarity; wave-particle duality; tempt destiny experiment;
choice-chance dichotomy; mutually exclusive; predetermined events; determinism; destiny; symmetry;
free will; probability.
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