according to heisenberg uncertainty principle

Neuroscience, which considers brain states in terms of electrical and chemical activity in the interconnection of the neurons, that somehow gives rise to awareness, cannot explain where the aware self is located. The observer’s self-consciousness is also the product of life experience, and therefore the variable of time plays a central role in it.

The observation is associated with a time element since the apparatus must first be prepared and then examined after the interaction with the quantum system has occurred.

If the human were directly observing the system, then also the interaction is within the human brain that consists of various neural structures. The human observer interacts with the quantum system through apparatus devised by him and, therefore, the actual interaction is between physical systems. If we rephrased our question we could ask where our personal self is located and if it is just some neural structure that exists in the classical world, why is it that its activity (observation) collapses the wavefunction? Since consciousness is not a thing or an external object, its postulated interaction with matter becomes paradoxical. In reality this question is meaningful only if we are able to define consciousness objectively. The fact that the wavefunction of the system collapses upon observation suggests that we should ask whether it fundamentally represents interaction of consciousness with matter. This discrepancy shows up in the framework of quantum theory itself because the wavefunction unfolds in a deterministic way excepting when it is observed which act causes it to become localized. On the other hand, reality at the quantum level is different in as much as it is nonlocal, which implies that objects are superpositions of other entities and, therefore, their underlying structure is wave-like, that is it is smeared out. Our perceived reality is classical, that is it consists of material objects and their fields. Keywords: quantum physics, neuroscience, nonlocality, mental time travel, time Nonlocality, where probabilities do not conform to local expectations. Physical trace, then laboratory searches for such a trace should be sought for in Furthermore, if consciousness as an entity leaves a WeĬonsider different theoretical models commonly used in physics and neuroscience toĭescribe veiled nonlocality. In other words, this principle allows us toĬonsider consciousness indirectly, in terms of how consciousness operates.

Veiled nonlocality allows consciousness to operate and present what Perceived reality is due to the principle of veiled nonlocality that is associated withĬonsciousness. Laws should govern all phenomena, we propose this difference in the nature of Although nature at its deepest level is quantum mechanical and nonlocal, itĪppears to our minds in everyday experience as local and classical. Our sense of reality is different from its mathematical basis as given by physical Subhash Kak 1, Deepak Chopra 2, and Menas Kafatos 3ġOklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078ĢChopra Foundation, 2013 Costa Del Mar Road, Carlsbad, CA 92009 Perceived Reality, Quantum Mechanics, and Consciousness

According to heisenberg uncertainty principle