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| author = [[Ron Pearson]]
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Scientific Paper
TitleConsciousness as a Sub-Quantum Perspectives
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Author(s)Ron Pearson
Keywordsconsciousness, wave-particle duality, conservation laws, Quantum Theory
Published1997
JournalFrontier Perspectives
Volume6
Number2
No. of pages9
Pages70-78

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Abstract

A sub-quantum level of reality, to be called the nuether, which results from applying the two conservation laws of energy and momentum, is described. A new creation/annihilation mechanism then appears having a self-organizing property and leading to a brain-like structure. This could evolve a primary consciousness within the nuether, which could then generate the quantum waves to produce what we call, "sub-atomic particles", together with the force of gravity. A solution to the enigma called the wave-particle duality appears naturally and is free from paradox. In this way the nuether seems able to generate the quantum world-the base on which all matter rests. Physics might be extended to include phenomena, like psychokinesis, now regarded as paranormal.