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Quantum Mechanics in Terms of Consciousness Theory

Vladimir Bondarev

preprint DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/cbxah (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper
Key points Argues that quantum theories of consciousness are unlikely to succeed because they mistakenly treat reality as the cause rather than the product of consciousness.

Abstract

Attempts to reduce consciousness to notions of quantum mechanics lead to quantum theories of consciousness that are unlikely to be successful. The main drawback of these theories is that they consider reality, which is studied by quantum mechanics, as the cause of consciousness a priori. The paper shows that this reality exists only in one's mind and is the product, not the cause, of consciousness. This allows us to take a new look at the problem of the interpretation of quantum mechanics.

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