Experimental Evidence of Nonlocal EEG-Quantum State Correlations: A Novel Empirical Approach to the Hard Problem of Consciousness
Satotu Watanabe preprint
A theoretical framework proposing that subjectivity arises from nonlocal quantum coherence and consciousness emerges from gravitationally mediated quantum decoherence was tested by comparing EEG data from 30 participants with outputs from a cloud-based quantum computer up to 8,800 km away. Statistically significant nonlocal correlations were observed in all participants, with the strongest correlations for theoretically predicted attributes. The results suggest the universality of a subjectivity-quantum intersection and establish a new experimental paradigm for consciousness research.