"Gareth Magennis" wrote in
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And there's more, like the observations that one particle
can somehow affect the behaviour of another a large
distance away. So perhaps it is not beyond the realms of
fantasy that a particle in the brain can affect a
particle in a CD player. Who knows, we certainly don't.

Gareth, ever hear of Occam's razor? It basically says that
simple explanations are more likely to be correct.

When you have to call on astronomy, quantum physics and
hypothesize new scientific discoveries to explain things
that you perceive, which are easy to show are just audible
illusions, this should be a wake up call.