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Quantum foundations. Measurement, Born rule, interpretation Tagged papers: 81.
Beyond the Qubit, Part II: A Constructive Research Programme for Post-Particle Computation, with Quantified Instrument Budgets, a Fano-Scale Admissibility Gate, and Embodied-Verification Pathways
Research programmes that frame computation as a circuit of qubits face a growing epistemic critique: the companion analysis argues that the qubit-gate-circuit model projects a particle ontology onto systems better described relationally and field-theoretically [9]. The specific gap is that critiques…
A Skeptical Journey Through Conventional Reality
Journey Through Conventional Reality Questioning the Foundations Beneath Our Scientific Stories Rowan Brad Quni We live immersed in narratives woven by science–tales of fundamental particles, computational minds, and infinite cosmic possibilities. These stories are powerful, shaping our…
A Unified Framework for Superdeterminism, Neurobiology, and the Mechanics of Human Meaning
The provided topic—synthesizing quantum superdeterminism, neurobiology, evolutionary psychology, and mechanistic ethics into a unified framework of human meaning—is of exceptionally high complexity. It requires bridging the microscopic laws of physics (quantum entanglement, Bell’s Theorem) with the…
All Things Are One
Human experience presents a world of objects, events, and continuous flow. Our senses provide a coherent picture of an external reality that seems independent of our minds. This apparent reality, however, is mediated by complex biological and psychological processes. The brain constructs a model of…
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