Manifestation Dynamics: A Proposed Ontological Timescale for Quantum State Realization.

Muhammad Ayaan Mirza

Published Dec 22, 2025• 0 citations

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A theoretical framework which rose from the mystery of the observers effect. V1 and v2 were rejected as they were early exploratory frameworks. Only MD.docx presents the Theoretical framework at its latest stage and development.

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