Humans and the Quantum Experience

Philip Maulion

Abstract: The purpose of the proposed experiment is to evaluate the validity of the fundamental assumption that space-time is a human being’s own (characteristic of human being). The recent highlight, of cognitive properties of humans under situation of specific interactions with the outside world, allows to think that with this experiment we will be able to identify the reasons for some specific quantum mechanics oddities. 7 quotations

Richard Schlegel

Stephen Sevush

Gary Epler

Quantum biology is human life. Quantum tunneling drives biological processes from viral infection to human brain function. Quantum superposition generates human conscious experience through five simultaneous awareness centers. Quantum entanglement connects living systems and links the human brain to the quantum brain. The quantum observer determines reality. Quantum biology is life.

Pitchaya Sudbanthad

Ronald A. Bryan

I note the similarity of an electron's wavefunction to a human consciousness in three examples: (i) The diffraction of an electron's wavefunction by a double slit into two wavepackets and the reported location of a human consciousness in two separate regions of space; (ii) an electron wavefunction with spin-up and spin-down terms simultaneously and a person undecided on two possible courses of action; and (iii) two electrons' wavefunctions entangled and identical human twins suffering the same pain while separated by thousands of miles. I hypothesize that the electron's wavefunction and the human's consciousness are so similar that the electron's wavefunction is conscious and the human consciousness is a wavefunction. This marries consciousness with quantum mechanics. I suggest an experiment that might be due to a human conscious wavefunction's interacting with an electron's conscious wavefunction, namely, where a human volunteer attempts to mentally flip the spin of a lone electron. I give the details of such an atomic experiment. If successful, this phenomenon could be used to turn human thought into a PowerPoint message, projected onto a screen letter by letter.