kvanttietoisuuden

Kvanttieettisys, also known as quantum consciousness, is a hypothesis in the fields of physics, psychology, and philosophy suggesting that the human mind or consciousness is a product of quantum mechanical phenomena. Proponents of this idea argue that the characteristics of quantum systems, such as superposition, entanglement, and non-locality, are mirrored in the behavior of conscious entities, necessitating a quantum explanation for consciousness.

In mainstream physics, quantum mechanics describes the behavior of particles at the atomic and subatomic level, where probabilistic and non-deterministic principles govern physical phenomena. Some researchers, however, suggest that the quantization of information and the use of wave functions in quantum mechanics might provide insights into the workings of consciousness, considered a fundamental aspect of the human experience.

Kvanttieettisyys draws on various areas of research, including quantum biology, quantum cognition, and integral theory, to develop a framework for understanding the emergence of consciousness. Notable proponents of the idea include physicists Roger Nelson, Stuart Hameroff, and IEEE Fellow and TransTechPharma Chair in molecular biophysics, Konstantin Bitterman, among others. While their work is not without controversy and debate, kvanttietoisuuden theory contributes to ongoing discussions on the nature of consciousness, attempting to reconcile the seemingly disparate realms of quantum physics and subjective experience. Questions and debates persist regarding the scalability and foundations of kvanttietoisuuden principles to conscious entities, focusing further experimentation and discourse within the fields of theoretical physics and psychology.