This paper reads the hundred years since the 1925 formulation of quantum mechanics as a single intellectual movement: the emergence, across physics, biology, the human sciences, and the contested study of mind, of a perspective in which organizational form and information — not matter and energy alone — appear as fundamental features of reality. It argues that this recurrence is best understood...
This paper applies the information fields physical theory to the problem of the dream, proposing that a dream is the geometric projection, at the level of conscious image, of the dreamer's energetic state as constituted by the field in which the living organism stands. The account is offered as a third path between the two verdicts that have divided dream research — the dream as meaningful...
This paper offers a positive account of consciousness grounded in the information fields framework introduced in White Paper I, extending that framework's five-stage transduction cascade into a specific anatomical and perceptual architecture capable of engaging the hard problem of consciousness on scientific terms. Building on Sherrington's three-level sensory classification and its subsequent...