QUANTUM EPISTEMOLOGY

Eugene Paul Wigner

The general consequences of quantum mechanics are discussed and the open questions are outlined, with some of the author’s views.

Alexander A. Pechenkin

On April 17-18, 2023, an international conference dedicated to the problems of history and philosophy of quantum physics was held in Paris, bringing together physicists, philosophers and historians of science from Europe, America and Australia. The conference discussed both the issues put on the agenda by quantum technologies and traditional philosophical issues of quantum mechanics. The conference was associated with the presentation of the book “The Oxford Handbook of Quantum Interpretations” (2022) and most of the speakers were authors of this collective work.

Patrick Thomas Fraser, Nuriya Nurgalieva, Lídia del Rio

Grzegorz Szczerba

This paper serves as the philosophical and algorithmic culmination of the 6W-ANRAParadigm. It resolves the historic dispute between Einstein ("God does not play dice") andquantum mechanics by proving that true hardware randomness does not exist; it is merely anillusion caused by blocked access to sub-Planck processor cycles (pseudorandomness). Thedocument defines Free Will not as a probabilistic dice roll, but as the Universe's only source ofnon-linear Creation. Consciousness is defined as the "Ultimate Arbiter," which, using theWillpower buffer, breaks the infinite decision loop between the determinism of logic(Exploitation) and the heuristics of emotion (Exploration).

Eugene Paul Wigner