Manifesting the Quantum World

Ulrich Mohrhoff

Sunil Thakur

In this paradigm shifting paper, we show that the physical world is manifestation of a non-physical objective reality that exists absolutely, manifests relatively, and behaves relationally. We show that all the phenomena observed in the quantum world manifest themselves more eloquently even in the macro world. Things do not have any pre-existing values even in the macro world, but things do have predictable values even in the quantum world.

Abner Shimony

Lei Ding

The nonlocality of quantum entanglement reveals instantaneous correlations that transcend classical spacetime. Starting from this phenomenon, this paper derives a first principle: information can be transmitted with zero-latency between any two points in the universe. Based on this principle, we construct the Instantaneous Teleportation Cosmos (ITC) framework and derive the basal structure together with its four core properties. In particular, we propose the “One Basal, Many Manifestations” model: the same basal structure can simultaneously project multiple mutually non‑interfering manifestation worlds through different projection rules. These worlds coexist at the same basal level but are mutually invisible because of different projection rules. The model provides a unified ontological framework for understanding quantum nonlocality, the many‑worlds interpretation, and the quantum measurement problem.

Jeffrey Bub

Chul Hee Han

According to Unification Thought, Original laws, referred to as fundamental laws, may manifest themselves as the laws of the natural world. However, there can be found neither examples of originals laws nor any demonstration of such manifestation. It is my research interest to identify original laws and reveal their manifestation as the laws of the natural world. In this study, I have focused on quantum mechanics as the law of the natural world and traced back toward the source giving rise to such a phenomenon as a way of identifying an original law. In this process, numerous examples in the history of science as well as of civilization are considered in view of God-given creativities and application capabilities according to Unification Thought.