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Particle Entanglement With the Observer’s Polarized Dual Consciousness — A Modified Stern Gerlach Experiment, as Proof
Arthur Pletcher
Abstract
Post-corpus callosotomy (split brain surgery) research has demonstrated that there exists two opposing minds within the single observer, which engage in a dynamic sequence of recursive information exchange, and ultimately collapse to one single polarized conscious state. it is therefore reasonable to hypothesize that PARTICLE OBSERVATION IS DUAL, and also involves two opposing minds, which engage in a similar dynamic, and ultimately collapse to one single polarized state, which then becomes entangled (in correspondence) with the observed particle, and subsequently becoming entangled with the observer’s local environment. This novel theoretical concept of a DIALECTIC DUAL OBSERVATION is mathematically modeled with the resulting decreasing Shannon entropy, increasing potential energy, Jarzynski equality and random information exchange probability. The mathematical conjecture is compared with Von Neuman entropy during Quantum Entanglement and collapse. Section 2 shows how this sequence explains the logical inconsistencies of the two states experiments. Section 5 shows a SIMPLE MODIFIED STERN GERLACH EXPERIMENTAL AS A PROOF.