Fjærkonstantene

Fjærkonstantene, or feather constants, is a hypothetical concept that has emerged in certain fringe scientific discussions, primarily related to alternative theories of physics and the nature of consciousness. It is not a recognized term or concept within mainstream scientific literature. The idea suggests that there might exist fundamental constants, analogous to physical constants like the speed of light or Planck's constant, that govern the properties and interactions of what are sometimes termed "subtle energies" or "consciousness fields." These hypothetical constants are proposed to dictate the behavior of non-physical aspects of reality, such as thought, emotion, or spiritual phenomena.

Proponents of fjærkonstantene often suggest that these constants would be crucial for a complete understanding of the universe, bridging the gap between the physical and the non-physical. They might be invoked to explain phenomena that are not readily accounted for by current physics, such as precognition, telepathy, or the subjective experience of consciousness. However, there is no empirical evidence or theoretical framework within established physics to support the existence of such constants. The term itself appears to be a neologism, possibly coined to evoke a sense of lightness or subtlety, akin to feathers, in contrast to the more rigid and quantifiable nature of physical constants. Without measurable quantities or testable predictions, fjærkonstantene remain a speculative notion rather than a scientific principle.