CONSCIOUSNESS AS A QUANTUM DYNAMIC EFFECT
Roman R. Poznanski, Lleuvelyn A. Cacha, J. Ali, Dorian Aur, José Luis Pérez Velázquez, Mahdi Bahadoran, Preecha P. Yupapin, Jasmy Yunus
WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks August 21, 2016 DOI: 10.1142/9789814644266_0011 (opens in new tab)
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| Key points | Argues that consciousness emerges as a quantum dynamic effect carried on the brain's magnetic vector potential, produced by quasiparticle interactions and virtual particles and by magnetic dipole moments in interfacial water responding to zeitgeber-entrained phase shifts. Proposes that phenomenal consciousness transitions non-reductively to access consciousness through resonance and spontaneous symmetry breaking, and that consciousness disappears when autopoietic neuronal processes cease. |
Abstract
Electromagnetic quantum field interactions provide a deeper understanding of the emergence of consciousness through an ontological interpretation of quantum mechanics. Quasiparticle interactions in brain matter can produce virtual particles, hitherto mathematical conveniences, which reflect the manifold images of brain activities in terms of effects on charged particles that have physical quantum effect similar to the Aharonov-Bohm effect in quantum field theory. Electromagnetic potentials in the quantum domain pervade the entire brain through causative interactions. The exchange of energy quanta during quantum field interactions emerge as distinct patterns of quasiparticles and their entanglement produces waves of virtual particles with periodicities of discrete energies tethered through a common quantum potential as they interact and collectively represent the emergence of self-awareness as a quantum dynamic effect carried on the magnetic vector potential throughout the brain. This is caused by the magnetic dipole moments sensitivity to the phase shifts entrained by the zeitgeber acting on dipolar molecules in interfacial water. The emergence of consciousness is inseparable (spatiotemporally) in the sense that the endogenous electromagnetic field (and therefore the forces acting on the particles) vanish yet neurophenomenologically separate from the physical through the magnetic dipole moments sensitivity to the phase shifts of the coherent system. The subjective aspect of consciousness or phenomenal consciousness facilitates qualia as quantum information through information-physical interactions that metastabilize into rhythms unfolding through resonance into access consciousness as cognizable associable representations of subjective experiences. The transition from subjectivity occurs non-reductively from the microlevel to the macrolevel as a mechanism of spontaneous breaking of symmetry resulting from photon behavior of interfacial water instantiated by macroergic effects in the nuclei of neurons through a continuous supply of metabolic energy. The emergence of consciousness in living organisms disappears once autopoietic processes in populations of neurons cease to function.