Intangibilised

Intangibilised is a term that describes the process or state of something becoming intangible, meaning it can no longer be touched, felt, or perceived by the physical senses. This concept is often explored in philosophical, spiritual, and scientific contexts. In philosophy, the intangible might refer to abstract ideas, emotions, or consciousness, which exist but lack a physical form. In a spiritual sense, it can relate to souls, spirits, or divine beings that are believed to exist beyond the material world.

Scientifically, the idea of intangibility can be approached through concepts like energy, waves, or quantum phenomena, which exhibit properties that are not readily grasped by our everyday understanding of tangible objects. For instance, light waves or subatomic particles possess characteristics that make them inherently non-corporeal in the way a rock or a chair is. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe things that are difficult to quantify or define, such as reputation, brand value, or intellectual property. These are assets that are valuable but do not have a physical presence. The process of intangibilisation therefore signifies a transformation from a tangible state to one that is non-physical or abstract, or it can refer to the inherent nature of something that is already non-physical.