This is an altogether feasible and reasonable thing to do. That is because orthodox quantum theory is built specifically upon experiential realities. So one can examine within the framework of that physical theory that does seem to be in accord with the world in which we live, the conditions for the occurrence of experiences. This is another key point that is explained in my new paper. But there are other good reasons.
Experience becomes possible only to the extent that classical concepts fail.
A principle focus of my new paper is precisely on that point. I have, in this comment on Aaron's proposed abstract, already given some elements of the precis of my new paper that Aaron requested. Aaron asked specifically for the new things in this paper. So I am creating an idealistic ontology. The usual difficulty with idealistic ontologies is the looseness of their connection to our scientific knowledge.