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==Quantum Worldview== | |||
'''[related: Quantum Mechanics, Quantum/Buddhist Worldview, Copenhagen Interpretation]''' | |||
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Worldview positing quantum theory as, essentially, the mathematical representation of [[dharma|The Dharma]]. As per the Copenhagen Interpretation, the Quantum Worldview (QW) paints reality as entirely observer dependent - an endless, causal sea of subjectivity absent of any external objective basis. Conceptual in nature, QW neither directly supports or contradicts [[simulation-theory|simulation theory]], the [[error|holographic principle]], and other related hypotheses. Most QW adherents approach base reality as essentially a [[Cybernetics|black box cybernetic loop]]- a shielded system whose central mechanism is, by its very nature, beyond humanity's ability to conceptualize - leaving daylight for some kind of demiurgic figure, whether vindictive, benevolent, or simply aloof. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 15 January 2026
Quantum Worldview
[related: Quantum Mechanics, Quantum/Buddhist Worldview, Copenhagen Interpretation]
Worldview positing quantum theory as, essentially, the mathematical representation of The Dharma. As per the Copenhagen Interpretation, the Quantum Worldview (QW) paints reality as entirely observer dependent - an endless, causal sea of subjectivity absent of any external objective basis. Conceptual in nature, QW neither directly supports or contradicts simulation theory, the holographic principle, and other related hypotheses. Most QW adherents approach base reality as essentially a black box cybernetic loop- a shielded system whose central mechanism is, by its very nature, beyond humanity's ability to conceptualize - leaving daylight for some kind of demiurgic figure, whether vindictive, benevolent, or simply aloof.