Unified Conscious Field Theory
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: A novel theory of consciousness is proposed using recent physical measurements of superconductivity and time-crystal behavior in microtubules to explain otherwise paranormal phenomena like premonition, remote viewing, and telepathy. Developing a physical basis for these phenomenon requires canvassing a broad range of theoretical physics including time-symmetry, Minimal Modal interpretation of quantum mechanics, information embedded in quantum vacuum fluctuations, and compactified higher dimensions, to form a model of reality that explains the edge cases of experience. Cognition is conceptualized as involving two computing networks, a Turing-complete synaptic computing network and a non-Turing quantum mechanical network supported by the cytoskeleton in pyramidal neurons. The two computing networks are coupled together via voltage-gated ion channels to provide a new theory of learning visualization, whereby visual memory is stored in the Shannon entropy of the transmembrane ion potential. Emotion, intuition, and visualization involve speculative higher-dimensional physics and can be used to understand the motivations and operating methods of entities we call angels, demons, and aliens. Supporting evidence is drawn from medical research literature in mental illness and these are connected with universal aspects of experience to re-derive ancient principles of the occult into a Theory of Applied Magic based with the principles of radiofrequency engineering. Further speculative implications on constitutional republics and Dark Matter are explored in the appendix.
Author: Cote, Andrew
Language: English
Subfield: Social Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6911682838
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