論文、哲学、科学、主観、などについて話したい
EEG signals and a quantum computer showed correlations across a distance of 8,800 km.
The effect is reproducible and statistically significant beyond what can be explained by chance.
Could this be experimental evidence supporting the idea that “subjectivity = quantum”?
「脳波と量子コンピュータが8800km越しに相関しました。
偶然では説明不能な有意差が再現されています。
これは“主観＝量子”の実験証拠になり得ると思いますか？」
@MolemanPeter Thanks! I appreciate that.
For context, I participated in the quantum experiment described in this paper by Satoru Watanabe.
The paper presents experimental evidence of nonlocal correlations between EEG (brain activity) and quantum states, and proposes a novel empirical approach to the hard problem of consciousness.
I’m sharing it here not to make claims, but to invite thoughtful discussion from a consciousness studies perspective.
One thing I’m especially curious about is whether such a shift in perspective
could ever be indirectly observed or measured, or whether it remains purely experiential.
I participated in the quantum experiment described in this paper by Satoru Watanabe.
The paper reports experimental evidence of nonlocal correlations between EEG signals and quantum states, offering a new empirical approach to the hard problem of consciousness.
What struck me most was how it rethinks the role of the observer and subjectivity in physical measurement.
I’d be glad to exchange thoughts with anyone interested.
I think “love” is the act of seeing another person
from their own point of view.
Rather than an emotion or a moral concept,
I see love as a phenomenon that occurs
when subjectivity itself shifts —
something closer to a physical phenomenon.
What do you think about this perspective?
#philosophy #science #consciousness #curiosity
「愛」とは、相手の観点から相手を観ることだと思う。
私は「愛」は感情や倫理というより、
主観が切り替わることで起こる“現象”、
つまり物理現象なのではないかと考えています。
この観方について皆さんはどう思いますか？
I’d love to talk with people who enjoy philosophy, science,
and thinking about how this world works.
I’m not looking for debate—just open, curious conversation.