A Timeless and Spaceless Quantum Theory of Consciousness

Volume 11 No 3 (2013)

Jianfeng Li

Abstract

In this article, a timeless and spaceless theory of consciousness in terms of quantum entanglement is proposed. It is shown that time and consciousness can be spontaneously emerged and, thus, be defined by separating a subsystem from a much bigger quantum system. The mass and relative distances are recognized as functions of the entanglement entropies between separated systems, and the classical background space can be restored in terms of these relative distances.

Keywords

quantum entanglement, relative distance, timeless and spaceless, Leibnizian philosophy

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