Spontaneous potentiality as formative cause of thermo-quantum consciousness
Journal of Integrative Neuroscience March 23, 2020 R. R. Poznanski, L. A. Cacha, A. Z. A. Latif, S. H. Salleh, J. Ali, P. Yupapin, J. A. Tuszynski, M. A. Tengku
A macro-quantum model uses computable equations to describe spontaneous processes. Solving a macro-quantum wave equation via a Madelung transformation yields a complex-valued solution whose real part gives the macro-quantum potential energy. The mechanism behind spontaneous phase differences is a pilot-wave force from internal thermo-quantum energy, contributing to phase synchrony and the emergence of 'long-range order' through actualized phase differences. Macroscopic pilot-wave theory explains how informational patterns carry 'meaning' via a 'consciousness code' from thermo-quantum fluctuations. Negentropic entanglement of phase differences, according to panexperientialism, acts as a 'conscious pilot' providing stability.