Quantum-Everted Meta-Scientific Lensing as an Arbiter of the Hard Problem

Volume 13 No 2 (2015)

Donald Mender

DOI: 10.14704/nq.2015.13.2.835

Abstract

A specific modification of metascientific epistemological standards is developed for the purpose of assessing the putative applicability of quantum mechanics to a physical understanding of consciousness. Formal properties of this epistemic alteration are summarized in a virtual construct called the quantum-everted metascientific (QuEMS) lens. The feasibility of programming a digital approximation of the QuEMS Lens, inputting well accepted data from mainstream neurocognitive research, and inferring from output the relevance of quantum constructs is proposed.

Keywords

covering law, cunning of the observable, decoherence, eversion, geisteswissenschaften, hard problem, metascience, OrchOR, refutation, thermofield, web of belief

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