Quantum Co-Creation: Exploring Photonic Identity, Antimatter, and Gravity
Creators: name: Omnicorpdynamics
name: Hernandez Napoles, Hernan
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: This thesis proposes a novel interpretation of reality as a co-creative, computational construct wherein photons, gravity, and antimatter act as fundamental components of a universal "quantum computer." The model draws parallels between computational binary systems and mirrored atomic structures, positing antimatter and gravity as informational "glue" stabilizing and processing the co-created universe. Human consciousness is framed as a catalytic observer, entangling with quantum systems through measurable interactions, and influencing the creation of moments, timelines, and realities. By grounding speculative elements in testable hypotheses and established quantum mechanics, this framework seeks to challenge deterministic views of physics while remaining scientifically robust and experimentally verifiable.  

 

 

 

Quantum Mechanics and Field Theory



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Double-Slit Experiment and Photon Dynamics



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Consciousness and Quantum Systems



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Antimatter and Symmetry



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Gravity and Quantum Coherence



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Simulation and Computational Theory



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Bioelectric Fields and External Forces



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Metaphysical Integration and Philosophical Implications



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