Purpose The present contribution is in the field of quantum modelling of macroscopic phenomena. The focus is on one enigmatic aspect of quantum physics, namely, the Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox and entanglement. After a review of the state-of-the-art concerning macroscopic quantum effects and quantum interaction, this paper aims to propose a link between embryology and acupuncture in the framework of macroscopic intricate states induced by quantum mechanics. Design/methodology/approach The author uses the fractaquantum hypothesis which supposes that the quantum framework is applicable to all insecable elements in nature, whatever their size. Findings This contribution considers an open question related to a possible link between acupuncture and embryology: can a weak form of intrication be maintained during stem cell division to interpret the acupuncture meridians as an explicit manifestation of a macroscopic intricate system? The macroscopic structure suggested by quantum mechanics could be a beginning of explanation of acupuncture through the embryologic development. Research limitations/implications A fundamental hypothesis is the fact that during cell division, cells keep some weak intrication. Practical implications This contribution suggests a structure of the acupuncture meridians. The links between the acupuncture points have to be searched in the embryologic development of the individual through a weak remaing intrication of some of his cells and not in present explicit relations. Social implications A new link between occidental and oriental cultures is explored. Originality/value This contribution suggests conceptual links between acupuncture, embryology and macroscopic intricate states.
Purpose The present contribution is in the field of quantum modelling of macroscopic phenomena. The focus is on one enigmatic aspect of quantum physics, namely, the Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox and entanglement. After a review of the state-of-the-art concerning macroscopic quantum effects and quantum interaction, this paper aims to propose a link between embryology and acupuncture in the framework of macroscopic intricate states induced by quantum mechanics. Design/methodology/approach The author uses the fractaquantum hypothesis which supposes that the quantum framework is applicable to all insecable elements in nature, whatever their size. Findings This contribution considers an open question related to a possible link between acupuncture and embryology: can a weak form of intrication be maintained during stem cell division to interpret the acupuncture meridians as an explicit manifestation of a macroscopic intricate system? The macroscopic structure suggested by quantum mechanics could be a beginning of explanation of acupuncture through the embryologic development. Research limitations/implications A fundamental hypothesis is the fact that during cell division, cells keep some weak intrication. Practical implications This contribution suggests a structure of the acupuncture meridians. The links between the acupuncture points have to be searched in the embryologic development of the individual through a weak remaing intrication of some of his cells and not in present explicit relations. Social implications A new link between occidental and oriental cultures is explored. Originality/value This contribution suggests conceptual links between acupuncture, embryology and macroscopic intricate states.
The fractaquantum hypothesis expresses that the quantum approach is relevant for all the Atoms in Nature, whatever their size. The anti-symmetric association of two Atoms of matter naturally defines a new relation. A complex organism such as a human being comes from a single cell that divides many times. At a certain step of embryogenic development, all the embryonic stem cells are a priori interchangeable. In front of these ideas and strong assumptions, several objections and open questions are formulated. A main drawback of the fractaquantum hypothesis is the contradiction between quantum indiscernibility and macroscopic individuation. Understanding cell division is a key point concerning the possibility of intrication. When interacting with the environment, mesoscopic quantum systems lose quickly their coherence properties. From a mathematical point of view, quantum field theory could be introduced since the total mass of the referring element is changed.
The subject of this paper are quantum-informational bases and frontiers of psychosomatic integrative medicine, oriented to the healing of person as a whole and not diseases as symptoms of disorders of this wholeness, implying their macroscopic quantum origin. In the focus of the related quantum-holistic methods are acupuncture system and consciousness - which as macroscopic quantum biosystems have (fundamental!) quantum-informational structure of Hopfield-like holographic neural network, within the Feynman propagator version of quantum mechanics. In this context, all acupuncture-based and consciousness-based approaches and techniques can be essentially considered as quantum-informational therapies, via bioresonant imposing of new boundary conditions in the energy-state space of the acupuncture system/ consciousness, with downward quantum-holographic biofeedback influence on the cells conformational protein changes and genes expression. This might provide fundamental quantum-informational framework for better understanding of the nature of psychosomatic diseases as well as limitations of the healing methods, which might help in developing strategies for integrative medicine.
We put forward a possible new interpretation and explanatory framework for quantum theory. The basic hypothesis underlying this new framework is that quantum particles are conceptual entities. More concretely, we propose that quantum particles interact with ordinary matter, nuclei, atoms, molecules, macroscopic material entities, measuring apparatuses,..., in a similar way to how human concepts interact with memory structures, human minds or artificial memories. We analyze the most characteristic aspects of quantum theory, i.e. entanglement and non-locality, interference and superposition, identity and individuality in the light of this new interpretation, and we put forward a specific explanation and understanding of these aspects. The basic hypothesis of our framework gives rise in a natural way to a Heisenberg uncertainty principle which introduces an understanding of the general situation of ‘the one and the many ’ in quantum physics. A specific view on macro and micro different from the common one follows from the basic hypothesis and leads to an analysis of Schrödinger’s Cat paradox and the measurement problem different from the existing ones. We reflect about the influence of this new quantum interpretation and explanatory framework on the global nature and evolutionary aspects of the world and human worldviews, and point out potential explanations for specific situations, such as the generation problem in particle physics, the confinement of quarks and the existence of dark matter. 1
Abstract. It is shown that investigations in the field of microwave resonance stimulation of the acupuncture system, as well as investigations of the interactions of consciousness with microscopic and macroscopic environment- imply the existence of local and nonlocal macroscopic quantum biophysical effects, with great potential implications in medicine, psychology, biology, physics, engineering, and philosophy/religion. The parallels between classical and quantum Hopfield-like neural networks were also emphasized, as well as biophysical quantum-relativistic model of altered and transitional states of consciousness, the roots of relative metatheory of consciousness in the quantum decoherence theory, and anthropic "coincidences " in classical and quantum cosmology.
This contribution proposes a conceptual framework for quantum relations understood as operator-based, scale-dependent semantic structures. It explores the "fractaquantum" hypothesis, emphasizing that nature exhibits quantum properties at all scales, from subatomic particles to social structures. Using Pauli operators, we propose a semantic theory of quantum relations based on the "semiotic square" and on eigenlogic. The "two one-half spin" quantum composition defines the exchange operator at the basis of fundamental quantum relations. The approach is applied to macroscopic phenomena such as "social lasers" and the rhythmic "breathing" of entanglement, suggesting that individuality and social coherence are governed by scale-invariant quantum principles. This project aims to unify several quantum-like approaches under a common relational paradigm and highlights the role of fractal scaling, contextuality, non-commutativity, exchange, indistinguishability and entanglement in the emergence of semantic relations across physical, cognitive, social and artistic domains.