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On The Influence of Consciousness On Space-Time

Muhammed Can KIRDAĞ

Published Nov 25, 2025• 0 citations
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Abstract

Starting from a fundamental assumption whose validity we will establish through reliable scientific data, the Super-Entangled Universe model we ultimately present demonstrates that, similar to quantum entanglement, macroscopic entities are entangled with one another independently of both distance and time. This model reveals that the phenomenon of entanglement, which is absent in classical mechanics but intrinsic to standard quantum mechanics, likewise exists at the cosmic scale. The proposed framework offers a unified approach to understanding both cosmic and quantum phenomena, addressing existing gaps and thereby aiming to go beyond them, that is, to demonstrate the existence of what lies beyond the universe. Our perspective shows that the universe may exist not externally, but solely intrinsically through conscious observation. Such a model provides a novel, complementary, yet unconventional perspective on the nature of the universe. This new outlook, in itself, can also offer simple and natural solutions to the eleven most fundamental and mysterious questions that theoretical physics still faces today.

DOI
10.14293/pr2199.002419.v1

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