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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 | |||
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. 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 | |||
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, and other related hypotheses. Most QW adherents approach base reality as essentially a | |||
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- a shielded system whose central mechanism is, by its very nature, unknowable, leaving daylight for some kind of demiurgic figure, whether vindictive, benevolent, or simply aloof. | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
Quantum Worldview [related: Quantum Mechanics, Quantum/Buddhist Worldview, Copenhagen Interpretation]
Worldview positing quantum theory as, essentially, the mathematical representation of
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
error
, and other related hypotheses. Most QW adherents approach base reality as essentially a
error
- a shielded system whose central mechanism is, by its very nature, unknowable, leaving daylight for some kind of demiurgic figure, whether vindictive, benevolent, or simply aloof.