The Primacy of Consciousness. Is the Phi Connectome the Conscious Reality Underlying our Perceptions in Spacetime?

Essay , 2024 , 108 Pages

Physics - Theoretical Physics

The current reductionist space-time paradigm faces numerous dilemmas, from reconciling quantum mechanics with general relativity to explaining consciousness. This paper proposes the Phi Connectome (PC) as a novel paradigm to address these issues. Unlike Turing computation, the PC operates as a Gödel Non-Turing/Non-Algorithmic Phase-Shift Computation System (GNPSCS), embodying a fractal 'Gödel computer'. It transcends spacetime, forming a dynamical Nash equilibrium and potentially explaining the principle of least action. In this paradigm, consciousness precedes matter, with spacetime emerging from the projection of the PC. Our known laws of physics are scale-invariant projections of the multidimensional fractal PC onto 4-dimensional spacetime. This paradigm shift offers insights into phenomena like entanglement, thermodynamics, and causality, challenging our conventional understanding of reality.

Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

• ABSTRACT
• 1 INTRODUCTION
• 3 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This essay explores the possibility that our current understanding of reality, based on a four-dimensional space-time continuum, is fundamentally flawed. It proposes a new paradigm, the Phi Connectome (PC), which challenges existing theories and offers a potential solution to several dilemmas in physics, including the unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity, the origin of the cosmos, and the nature of consciousness.

• The Phi Connectome (PC) as a potential solution to current dilemmas in physics.
• The PC as a self-referential, self-creating, and self-maintaining non-linear dynamical system.
• The primacy of consciousness as the underlying reality, with spacetime and matter arising from its projection.
• The concept of scale-invariant/conformal information tunneling in the PC.
• The limitations of Turing computation and methodological reductionism in understanding reality.

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

• ABSTRACT: Briefly outlines the essay's main argument, highlighting the limitations of the current space-time paradigm and proposing the Phi Connectome as a potential solution.
• 1 INTRODUCTION: Introduces the concept of the Phi Connectome, a pre-spacetime, self-referential fractal system comprised of nested oscillators. The chapter discusses how the PC operates through non-algorithmic phase-shift computation, contrasting it with the Turing computational model. It emphasizes the PC's eternal and self-referential nature, proposing that our perception of reality is a projection of this underlying system onto spacetime.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The main keywords and focus topics of this essay include the Phi Connectome, non-algorithmic computation, Gödel Non-Turing/Non-Algorithmic Phase-Shift Computation System (GNPSCS), consciousness, scale-invariant/conformal, spacetime, projection, Turing computation, reductionism, and the limitations of our current paradigm in physics.

• Author: MD Dr. Marshall Goldberg (Author)
• Publication Year: 2024
• Pages: 108
• Catalog Number: V1457158
• ISBN (PDF): 9783389001813
• ISBN (Book): 9783389001820
• Language: English
• Tags: Phi Connectome, Projection, Consciousness, Self-reference of nothing, quasicrystal, time crystal, golden ratio-phi, tunneling information, non-Turing Phase-Shift Computation System, dark matter, dark energy, Brownian Ratchet, scale-invariant/conformal nested, imaginary, Bloch clocks, spacetime projection of phi connectome, phi connectome is multidimensional fractal, nothing in it is real