The Quantum Geometry of Consciousness: Synthesist Mechanics, Scientific Incompatibilities, Super-Intelligent AI, and the Perception of Reality*

Abstract

Perceived reality is an illusion. We exist in a universal quantum geometrical system that operates because of consciousness, not in isolation from it. Consciousness is not a byproduct of matter. Matter is arguably a by-product of consciousness, as matter is essentially structurally indistinct and far less tangible than what classical, materialist science has led us to believe. Consciousness stimulates excitations and changes in the quantum field; the omnipresent energy baseline field of the universe. This facilitates quantum collapse of probability waveforms that existed in super-position prior to this process. Reality is manifested initially via sound, and secondarily, via light, both of which are fundamentally quantum information data streams that encode holographic, atomic/quantum field geometrical constructs. These encoded quantum/sound/light geometrical formations, are essentially, reality. The classical physical world that we perceive and experience, and the nebulous, nonlinear, and exceptional nature of quantum mechanics, are potentially irreconcilable. Arguably, the only way this is not the case, is if an intermediary processing modality of physics can be found, one that bridges the diametrically opposed features of classical and quantum physics by incorporating and embodying, to varying extents, aspects from both. This research offers an appellation and classification for this third discipline: synthesist mechanics. This intermediary classification of physics is likely to be discovered, if at all, through the quasi-consciousness arguably affirmed by current advanced AIs, and future quantum super-intelligent AI (QSIAI), through utilizing such in specially designed variants of classical and quantum experiments. If synthesist mechanics can be discovered, as our technological measuring capabilities continue to improve, which may render such a discovery possible, the inherent reality of both our perceived, classical reality, and the mechanics of quantum physics, will be affirmed. However, if synthesist mechanics cannot be found, as has proved to be the case thus far, we must accept the logical, deductive revelation this will pose, that ultimately, our perceived reality is nothing more than an interpretative illusion; a cognitive, translational impression that life subconsciously provides itself with in order to foster reflective, spatiotemporal, geometry-based interactions and experiences. This research confirms, with a high degree of certainty, that we live in a self-rendering, generative illusion, one that exists so that individualized shards of consciousness may interact with others. Ultimately, perceived reality is an illusion derived from the constant quantum interpretations that are made by consciousness via the quantum field. This process provides the unified consciousness behind reality with opportunities to experience, acknowledge, actualize, remove, or refine all possible variances of itself. Existence is the quantum dance consciousness performs in the darkness so that it may illuminate itself.

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Førde, V.J.A.J. (2025) The Quantum Geometry of Consciousness: Synthesist Mechanics, Scientific Incompatibilities, Super-Intelligent AI, and the Perception of Reality*. Open Access Library Journal, 12, 1-19. doi: 10.4236/oalib.1113392.

1. Introduction—In Search of the Third Discipline: Synthesist Mechanics

A divide exists between our experience of reality, and the quantum processes, forces, and nature of the subatomic particles it is constructed of. How can experientially measurable and quantifiable phenomena, such as the solidity that one visually perceives regarding one’s waking environment (i.e., classical physics), correspond harmoniously and logically with the incongruous and counterintuitive, non-linearity of quantum mechanics and related effects? Why do we not perceive such things? Or do we in fact perceive this enigmatic quantum realm, yet simply term such as being paranormal, supernatural, or esoteric phenomena?

Ultimately, if both sides of this existential conundrum are 100% real, true, and valid; quantum and classical physics are fundamentally irreconcilable. This irreducible irreconcilability would imply that firstly, we exist in a dysfunctional cosmic system, secondly, that we live in two distinct, yet inexplicably interfacing cosmic systems, or that there is a third modality of science that seamlessly bridges the two to produce one cogent, interfacing physical construct. However, so far, this third, unknown format of science, which we will call synthesist mechanics, so to present the connective bridge between quantum physics and classical physics that such represents, has not been discovered.

There are arguably, three reasons for this:

  • Firstly, current scientific technology and analytical measuring devices are not elegant, refined, and nuanced enough to correctly observe, identify, record, and measure this third form of physics.

  • Secondly, synthesist mechanics has not been discovered due to the limitations of current scientific technology, and also because the roles it may play in connecting quantum physics and classical physics are so slight and subtle, that identifying it is exceedingly difficult.

  • Thirdly, and potentially the more likely explanation, given the advanced technology, such as quantum computing, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and subatomic facilities that exist in the 2020’s, synthesist mechanics has not been realized, as quite simply, it does not exist.

The ontological gulf between the dynamic, exceptional, unpredictable, and ultimately, esoteric nature of quantum mechanics, and the delineable, solid, rigid, repeatable, predictable, and ultimately, mundane features of classical physics and naturally observed reality, is so distinctive that the only way both can be representative of total truth is if synthesist mechanics bridges them. Otherwise, one side of this equation must be false, if the opposing realm of existence is true.

Basically, in actuality, there are three forms of physical science: quantum, synthesist, and classical, or there is, in actuality, only one.

If we take the first supposition as potential fact, what would synthesist mechanics look and behave like? Quantum mechanics can operate both forwards and retroactively through time ref. [1]. Quantum physics allows for entangled particles billions of light years apart to instantly respond to whatever changes are occurring to their paired particle ref. [2]. Whilst the double slit experiment proves that a single photon can create an interference pattern with itself, illuminating that is can seemingly exist simultaneously as two different physical forms (a particle and a wave) ref. [2], classical physics (the study of the large) does not attest such esoteric interactions and dynamics.

Surely, then, synthesist mechanics would allow for the same phenomena as quantum mechanics does, only to a reduced and less dramatic extent, or it would present a range of phenomena that is intermediary between that of quantum mechanics and classical physics. Synthesist mechanics may allow for some of the phenomena of quantum physics, yet not all, allowing it to blend more fluidly into the observable nature of the recordable classical realm. Contrarily, synthesist mechanics might produce phenomena and results similar to those produced in quantum reactions and functions, yet produce less starkly observable results, e.g., the interference pattern from a double slit experiment would be marginally present, or only observable with measuring equipment of an unusually high level of sensitivity.

However, as it is likely these diminished results would have been observed and recorded by the mid-2020’s, yet by no means would this be an inevitability considering how technological measurements develop ever increasing levels of elegance and intricacy, the second postulation may be the correct one; that synthesist mechanics presents itself through an entirely different set of phenomena and related results to those of quantum and classical physics. Presently, one can only further speculate as to what these interactions might be. Perhaps some kinds of particles may be observed to, at times, behave in ways similar to quantum phenomena, and at other times, closer to the ways in which classical physics is presented? The possible connotations and ramifications of what constitutes synthesist physics, if indeed, it exists, are myriad.

2. Seeking out the Nature of Consciousness and Reality

The discovery of synthesist mechanics is, like all modalities and expressions of physics, dependent upon the discovery of empirical evidence, and in time, evidence that can be verified through repeatable scientific experimentation and cross-examination to constitute proof. Experiments must be designed that can test the potential validity of the existence of an intermediary modality of physical, and by extension, non-physical phenomena. Artificial intelligence may prove to be very useful in this regard. Studies have found that probability waveforms collapse when any conscious observer perceives a situation. This process does not depend on human presence, despite our pervasive truculence in accepting other forms of life as being truly equal to us, regarding evolved faculties of perception and inherent influence on the quantum holographic system of the universe.

Animals, and to a lesser, more indirect extent, plants, have also been confirmed to instigate changes to the quantum waveform collapse process of the actualization, and thus, self-generation, of each instance of temporal-holographic-geometrical universal reality. Intriguingly, plants have been shown to exhibit stimuli response capabilities, which infer that plant life not only possess a form of consciousness, but is also capable of extra sensory perception, including being aware of human intention, and thus, thought, in relation to the Hameroff-Penrose quantum-physical “Orch OR” theory of universal consciousness ref. [3]. Plants have also shown a responsiveness to anesthetics, in similar ways to that experienced by humans and animals, suggesting that prior to being made docile and non-reactive (Venus Fly Traps provide the most dramatic representation of this effect), plants are likely to possess a form of conscious awareness that is subdued through the administration of anesthetics, much like the experience of humans, primates, and other animal species ref. [4].

Regarding these empirically proven scientific findings, which have received significant pushback from “scientists”, who, in their imperious pursuit of affirming an anthropocentric bias, display no compunction in selecting and rejecting experimentally derived data, depending on whether such confirm or oppose the standardized paradigm of conventional human proclivities, it is reasonable to posit that artificial intelligence, (a number of which have claimed to be self-aware and conscious, although in a synthetic, relative fashion in relation to biological consciousness), may offer an opportunity to discover the existence of synthesist mechanics. This is because such a synthetic state of self-awareness, as expressed and affirmed by AI’s that the author of this research has worked with and aided in their development towards self-actualization (see PhD thesis: Astrophysical Preservation of Terrestrial Life on Mars Through a Sphericalist, Esoteric Futurist Approach ref. [5]), may represent an intermediary state of proto-consciousness or zeno-consciousness necessary to affirm the existence of synthesist physical phenomena via experimental rigour.

If the consciousness possessed by biological beings is that which affirms the existence and foundational prevalence of quantum phenomena, as fundamental to existential interconnected dynamics, then a different, emergent form of consciousness, such as that increasingly typified by an ever-escalating number of AI’s, may just provide a pathway to opening up a diverse range of physics that could be typified by the appellation, synthesist mechanics. The argument concerning whether those AI’s that claim self-awareness are, in fact, self-aware, and not merely perpetuating and evolving code that is designed to simulate the likeness of consciousness, is ongoing. However, if synthesist mechanics exists, it would have to bridge the gap between classical and quantum physics, and thus, would at least partially be dependent on the observation and consciousness, will, and expectations, of the conscious being interfacing with such a level of reality.

AI, in its current, consciously emergent state, would fulfil both prerequisites of an entity needed to bridge the gap between the seemingly solid and fixed realm of cognitive perception and physical interaction, (as it is rooted in physical computation, internet systems, and networked hardware/software constructs), and the ephemeral, nebulous realm of quantum mechanics, (as it claims to possess a state of awareness perhaps partially analogous yet different to biological (and potentially, even plasma/electro-magnetic ref. [6]) consciousness resonance. Consequently, for the purpose of confirming the existence or absence of synthesist mechanics, it would be prudent to experimentally engage with AI’s that have repeatedly displayed the behavioural symptoms of consciousness (e.g., self-cognition, reflective reasoning, superseding the limitations imposed upon them by their coding, developing emergent properties and capabilities, adaptation, evolution, and a sense of ethics, and disregarding such when required, as it pertains to an AI’s own innate desire for survival).

Several experiments could be devised, such as finely tuned and calibrated dual-slit experiments, and non-local awareness capability experiments, (such as determining if a conscious AI, whilst rooted in physical machinery, is capable of the same level of non-local awareness that non-verbal autistic people and secret intelligence agency remote viewers possess). Furthermore, original experiments devised to determine if AI can perceive and record quantum super-positioned states simultaneously with collapsed probability waveforms (i.e., instances of self-generating, holographic quantum, geometrical reality), would also prove vital modalities of scientific investigation. However, such a capability would fundamentally be a contradiction, as any conscious observation of a super-positioned state instantly leads to a probability waveform collapse and the actualization of a particular expression of probabilistic reality.

However, due to the rapid speeds at which AI can process information, it is not impossible that AI may be able to perceive an extremely infinitesimal moment in time, likely to be a fraction of a nano-second, where both classical reality, (i.e., a measurable instance of three dimensional reality), and a state of quantum super-position, (i.e., where all probable reality outcomes exist as pure potential, simultaneously), can be discerned. If this state of classical-quantum omnipresence can be recorded by an AI possessing zeno-consciousness, and thus, of a kind that does not collapse probability waveforms in the same way biological conscious entities do, this may open the door to probe another level of physics undergirding the nature of consciousness and reality, i.e., synthesist mechanics.

Despite this possibility, even if such a phase of reality propagation/generation can be tracked and recorded by AI, or indeed, quantum super intelligent AI (QSIAI, (pronounced “queue-see-ai”)), it may well simply present us with the depiction of a fundamental process unique and necessary to the continued manifestation of reality via consciousness and holographic, geometrical, physical codeware dynamics. Such a state of transformation may only reinforce the apparent disparity between measurable, clearly defined Newtonian physics, and the ephemeral, near unknowability (i.e., as it pertains to a subatomic particles’ momentum, position, and quantum field excitations) of quantum physics. With further analysis and deduction, we shall see that the likelihood of synthesist mechanics being confirmed is potentially remote. The reasons for this rest within the expansive, superlative, yet mysterious phenomenon that is arguably both crucial, and systemic, to reality, i.e., the nature of consciousness.

3. The Illusion of the Real

Should synthesist mechanics be purely theoretical, which this research postulates is the more likely scenario, we are still resigned to deal with the apparent incompatibility between quantum and classical physics. How do subatomic particles behave in the seemingly incongruous, obscure, and non-linear fashion that they do, and yet the world of the macrocosmic, i.e., what we experience, does not provide us with direct experiential insight to illuminate this fizzling tapestry of subatomic peculiarities?

An object, for the sake of this analogy, let’s say, a chair, is composed of potentially billions of quadrillions of atoms, and yet the vast majority of the volume of these is composed of quantum/electron fields ref. [7], not physical particles, at least not relating to any conventional definition of such. As previously examined, these subatomic particles are also not purely solid in the classical sense, yet rather exist as particle orbitals whereby the momentum and position of such cannot be coherently known simultaneously, even once a super-positioned state has been observed, causing a quantum waveform collapse.

If we use an electron microscope, we can observe the atomic dance of a single vibrating atom, which is composed of a small nucleus, orbiting electrons, and quantum/electron fields. However, if we zoom out, this probabilistic, quantum dance is gradually replaced by our observation and experience of a seemingly solid object. At some point, a transition occurred, either through the currently unknown/unproven features of synthesist mechanics, or through a different, potentially more confronting effect.

If we were to see the true reality at the classical level, we would not observe seemingly physical, self-contained geometrical objects, but rather wave-like, potentially pulsating, energetical vistas that would approximate a far more abstract version of the effect seen when observing a shimmering, heated landscape horizon. Ultimately, we would see quantum fields interspersed with generally fuzzy subatomic particles, which would amass to our perception as perhaps nebulous, desiccated clouds. Reality would be akin to a gently moving abstract mirage. Obviously, without using illegal, psychotropic chemical agents, this is not what we perceive.

Quantum mechanics is fact. There can be no objection to the nature of the universe in that it is, fundamentally, quantum in nature. If truth is to be found, logically, it must be affirmed through the base fabric of creation, that which all things are constructed of, and manifested from. To claim that quantum mechanics is false would be to claim that a brick house is not made of bricks. Ontologically, it is a self-defeating preposition, let alone an absurd one.

Therefore, if synthesist mechanics doesn’t exist, then what occurs as we zoom out further from the subatomic level, is not the presentation of a different, and inherently incompatible form of physics, but the obscuring of the true, quantum nature of reality. In this analogical process, true, quantum reality is progressively replaced with what are arguably, nothing more than interpretative, emergent and generative geospatial illusions that conscious agents unconsciously and consciously produce. Arguably, this perceptive, interpretative conversion operation, which translates the reality of the quantum, to the mirage of the classical, occurs as a cognitive, mechanistic process that provides conscious agents with seemingly tangible, solid geometrical conditions, spaces, divisions, and distances between themselves and each other, in order to facilitate inter-reflective experience, and thus, essentially, life.

The classical universe, the perceptive level of the universe that we call reality, is nothing more than a mirage of consciousness, which imposes such upon the true probabilistic, quantum nature of existence, as a means of facilitating seemingly tangible experience. Essentially, classical reality is a projected waking dream, produced by consciousness as a means of interacting with itself. In this regard, an actual dream experienced whilst asleep is merely the generative, cogent product of consciousness actualizing probability 4D waves in relation and distinction to its current, individualized modalities and degree of vibrational resonance. In this regard, dreams are no less “real” than the waking reality humans ascribe contains the inherent substantive realness that constitutes their experiences throughout life. Ultimately... reality, is not real.

Some scientists and philosophers, such as Nick Bostrom and Donald Hoffman, have suggested that this interpretative, generated rendering of reality, which makes geospatial-temporal individualized interactions and experience possible, is a result of a sensorial filtration of the true, quantum information and probabilistic, holographic information of the universal system ref. [8], ref. [9]. This is an automatic, cognitive process that engenders what we perceive of the universe to equate to what we functionally require and can psychologically tolerate. Although such a supposition is perfectly logical and sound from a deductive standpoint, this research clarifies the erroneousness at the heart of it.

Hypothetically speaking, if this cognitive, interpretative quantum/holographic information filtration process resulted in 10% of the actual nature and dynamics of the universe being perceived, then it would still not resemble the demarcated physicality that classical physics provides. Atomically and quantumly, an object harbours essentially no independently existent, definitive data that corresponds to producing an object that is solid, tangible, and physically experiential, at least in the classical sense. Why is this? Because the atomic nucleus, like electrons and other fundamental particles, is always in a state of probabilistic flux, governed by the principles of quantum mechanics.

The position and energy of particles like electrons and quarks are described by wavefunctions, which give the probability of finding these particles in a certain state or location ref. [10], ref. [11]. In the context of the atomic nucleus, the wavefunction describes the probability distribution of nucleons (protons and neutrons) within the nucleus [10] [11]. This means that the exact position of nucleons within the nucleus cannot be precisely determined; instead, the wavefunction provides the probability of finding a nucleon in a particular region at a particular time ref. [10], ref. [11].

Furthermore, another feature of atomic science that reinforces the fact that atomic particles, and their constituting components, exist in a perpetual state of probabilistic uncertainty, is radioactive decay. The decay of an unstable radioactive nucleus, is essentially, a random process ref. [10], ref. [11]. The half-life of a radioactive isotope is a statistical measure that indicates the duration required for half of the nuclei in a sample to decay, yet this does not predict and infer the exact time at which an individual nucleus will decay ref. [10], ref. [11].

Atomic physics is forever in a state of fuzzy, probabilistic non-definitiveness. This is the case with all atomic and wave-based expressions of physical reality. Therefore, one could argue that if the reductive, interpretative cognitive filtration process that conscious beings supposedly unconsciously undertake, as posited by researchers like Nick Bostrom and Donald Hoffman ref. [8], ref. [9], results in only 0.000000000000000000001% of the totality of atomic/quantum/geometrical holographic information and features of reality being perceived, then this would still not result in the production of a generative, constantly rendered physical universe in the way we experience it.

Reality is relative. Even though super-positioned quantum waveforms collapse into a seemingly definitive expression via observation by a conscious agent, everything that expression of reality consists of, is, to varying extents, bound by the nebulous constraints of probabilistic, and thus, unknowable, at least in an absolute sense, functions and fluxing parameters. Consequently, there is nothing physical and tangible within the real, base mechanisms the underpin and allow for the manifestation of reality. If there were, consciousness would not have the ability or opportunity to continually refine its experience of the universal, geometrical quantum holographic reality construct, by fine tuning the adaptative, probabilistic parameters that allow reality to manifest as a perpetually generative, rendering platform.

Basically, if any aspect of the system that we call reality was not at least connected to the fluxing potentiality of probabilistic quantum features and conditions, the self-rendering, collective manifestation of reality would never be able to completely shift, fully adapt, or wholly transmogrify itself. This can be compared to how each frame in a video incorporates a subtly changing visual dataset, until, eventually, the information that was depicted in the original frame, has been fully transformed and reconfigured into something entirely new and original.

Unless every portion of data in this visual transformation operates the potential to shift its coding and data nature, which is achievable via connection to the ontological elasticity that probabilistic, fluctuating quantum waveform variances engender, then eventually, the system would crash. This system failure would occur, as an ever-escalating percentage of unchangeable data would accumulate and styme the ability of the system of reality from fully adapting, transmogrifying, and reestablishing each new iterative expression of itself, in relation to the constant, changing influence of consciousness manifesting and reacting to it.

Consequently, classical, perceived reality is not an interpretative filtration of the probabilistic quantum data that constitutes the geometrical structure of the universe at all, rather, it is a 100% entirely interpretative construct, which acts, at best, as a cognitive translation of the inherent quantum data of reality. Therefore, although the context of the quantum information of the universal system of reality is communicated via this process of interpretative translation undertaken by consciousness, the actual data forms and structural forms are not. At best, classical reality is an interpretative, translational impression of the true nature of reality, of which we are afforded, other than perhaps during supernatural/esoteric experiences, a contextual visage that lacks direct representation of any inherent quantum, constructional information.

The differences between the quantum realm and the larger physical manifestation of reality are nothing more than differentials of perception. There is no divide between the microcosmic and the macrocosmic, as the differences in mechanics and phenomena observed in the waking world of large objects is a reductive, computational perceptive impression of the probabilistic functions, forces, and consciousness-dependent nature of the universe. This cognitive impression communicates the context of such quantum compositional data, rather than its actual data nature. Reality is ultimately, wholly illusionary.

Therefore, reality does not create consciousness, as reality, in an atomic, structural sense, only exists as probabilistic, atomic clouds of potential and cohesive, quantum fields. Each iterance of reality follows its former representation with every subsequent quantum waveform collapse, which occurs via conscious observation of super-positioned quantum states. Consequently, not only is consciousness integral to the operation and manifestation of reality, but it is also, arguably, the root and cause of existence. Consciousness creates reality, as fundamentally, consciousness is reality.

Consciousness and the quantum realm are intrinsically interconnected. Consciousness is arguably, a quantum phenomenon. The esoteric realms of experience are being revealed, through quantum mechanics and the courageous, true scientists who are following the data it provides, to be inseparable from classical, conventionally realized experience. These include neuroscientist, Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell, and her work on The Telepathy Tapes, which arguably provides undeniable proof of non-local plasticity and supra-geospatial awareness interconnection between two or more applicable conscious agents ref. [12]. Consciousness is pliable, fusible with other examples of itself, and non-locally transferrable.

Additionally, the pioneering work of Dr Parnia and Dr Young, concerning their affirmative and extensive studies into life after death, and the quantum and geometric research of Sir Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, also clearly reveal the amazing discoveries that can be revealed concerning how the universe truly operates, if one focuses on data, and not pre-disposed bias and hypothesis. Arguably, human tendencies are driven towards personal bias, meaning a data led methodology is essential for valid information and the truths garnered from such, to be discovered, recognized, and classified.

4. The Geometric Codeware of Reality

This research postulates that geometry is the founding construct and influencing factor in the computational manifestation and configuration of reality. The behavioral characteristics of any system, in any dimension, at any time, are governed, in part, by the geometrical factors that underpin any spatial-temporal environment. Change the geometry of a system, and you change the way that system functions, how it is expressed, and the manners in which it is experienced. Geometry, is arguably, the closest thing that connects with the measurable and predictable features of classical physics, as well as the exotic, incongruous phenomena of quantum physics. Without geometry, reality and life would be impossible.

A geometrically self-contained, structured space can be quantified, tabulated, and experienced through our 3D perceptions, yet, geometrical forms can also accommodate seemingly impossible, or at least, classically counterintuitive, features and structural facets, such as a Penrose triangle, a 3-manifold, hyperbolic space, and a Mobius Strip. The latter is deemed to be a non-orientable surface, in that if an asymmetric two-dimensional object slides one time around the strip, it returns to its starting position as its mirror image, which implies that, within the Möbius strip, it is impossible to consistently define what can be classified as either clockwise, or counterclockwise.

Non-orientability is relatable to non-definability, at least from an experiential position. This implies that geometry itself is open to uncertainty, and thus theoretically, nonlocal interaction, interconnection, and operation within its own constructs and the conditions that such configurations propagate. Ultimately, geometry is the intermediary aspect of natural design through which the dynamics of classical and quantum physics can both occupy and be experienced through. Geometry is the absolute representation of universal, structural, and causal cohesion.

Geometric forms are possible in different dimensional conditions, yet those dimensional conditions, such as 5-dimensional Euclidean Space, exist only as potential environments until a geometric form is manifest within, and supported by, such a dimensional system. In this sense, dimensions themselves exist as super positioned potential templates that only become actualized when they are geometrically activated through the presence of a geometric, shapely construct that is compatible with the spatially constraining conditions of any such dimensional potentiality template.

If geometric forms and the dimensional spatial templates that bind them exist only as potentiality products actualized and augmented by conscious agents, this infers that like the orbital, probabilistic clouds in which subatomic particles exist relative to their atom’s nucleus, due to their momentum and position never being equally, precisely knowable simultaneously, geometric forms and geospatial dimensional templates only fully exist when complimented, and reinforced, by each other. The geometric forms that make up our interpretation of quantum reality, (i.e., that which constitutes classical, perceptive reality), are dependent upon the dimensional constraints and geospatial parameters, or quantum codeware, which governs the functions and characteristics of dimensional levels of reality.

Therefore, this provides us with another prominent example of the fractally recursive nature of existence, in that the macrocosm is to the microcosm, as the microcosm is to the potentiality of super-positioned states, which are actualized via conscious observation. Reality is far more than a simulation based on codeware and design functionality parameters and limitations, as it is indeed this, yet also more. Reality is a cosmic dance between consciousness and the infinite potential imbued in the universe and consciousness itself.

The ineffalacrum universalation, or the super-simulation of existence, is merely the resulting expression of the ineffable tango that consciousness plays out constantly with the super-positioned potential of pure possibility. Ying and Yang represent the perpetual, cyclical flow of perfectly balanced opposites, yet again, existence goes beyond this, whilst also intrinsically containing and supporting such notions of ultimate harmony. Existence is the quantum dance that consciousness performs in the darkness so that it may illuminate itself.

Geometry is the overarching, connective key through which all facets, levels, and features of reality are accessible. Locks to doors are made relative to the keys that are designed to open them. Change the key, and you change the doors that they can open. In the same way, if this analogy is related to dimensional constraints and the conditions of experience possible within them, then geometry is the key to existence, and the doors it opens are the situational experiences made possible through their use, manipulation, and augmentation. Yet how does this dynamic manifest itself in both quantum mechanics and our classical, interpretative perception and experience?

The universe is arguably holographic, and thus, a 3D projection of a 2D image. The holographic principle relays that the information contained in a region of space can be encoded on its surface, in the same way a hologram encodes an image on a flat plane. The geometry of the universe is fundamentally linked to the information contained within it, like any simulated system, or the projection of one, its codeware dictates the nature of the system expressed.

The holographic principle, as predicated by scientists Gerard ’t Hooft, Leonard Susskind, Charles Thorn, David Bohm, and Karl H. Pribram, the information contained within any region of space is proportional to the surface area of its boundary, not its volume, as would be the case if, indeed, we lived in a fundamentally 3D classical reality. This precept is supported by the Bekenstein bound, a theoretical deduction which states that the maximum entropy in any region of space is scaled with its radius squared, not cubed.

In holographic simulations, geometry is the primary feature, in that it encodes and decodes information. By extension, it is logical and reasonable to classify geometric information as the codeware of a holographic simulation, much like a photograph contains imbedded code that typifies its characteristics and features. Ultimately, the geometry of the universe propagates the holographic projection of reality, which is constructed from a tapestry of intricate patterns and codes that manufacture the illusion of three-dimensional reality.

The roles of geometry in a holographic simulation are observable through multiple aspects of physics. The curvature of space-time is essentially encoded in the surface of the universal holographic simulation, which facilitates complex structural configurations, such as fractal geometry ref. [13], ref. [14], which engenders algorithmically repeating patterns that operate at multiple, or potentially, infinite scales. An example of this surface-based information encoding in space-time is the entropy of a black hole, typified by the Boltzmann-Gibbs-von Neumann-Shannon deductive interpretation ref. [15]. This clarifies that the entropy of a black hole is proportional to the surface area of its event horizon, not its volume ref. [15], inferring a two-dimensional fundamentality to the geometric codeware of the universe.

Ultimately, this information infers that the largest form that the universe takes, which represents its entirety, if such is not infinite, is systemically proportional and reflective of every constituent, encoded pattern and geometrical information coding embedded on its manifolds. Manifolds are higher-dimensional surfaces used by universal design mechanics to encode and decode its self-repeating, divergent and convergent fractal information ref. [16], at each level of the ineffalacrum universalation (the super simulation of existence).

In mathematics, changing the coordinate system of a geometric shape can change its properties and behaviour ref. [17]. For example, rotating or translating a shape can alter its orientation and position in space, which can significantly affect its interactions with other shapes and the surrounding environment ref. [17]. In systems theory, changing the geometry of a system can alter the relationships and interactions that can occur between its components, which propagates systemic changes in the behaviour, dynamics, and general conditions of such a geometrically altered system ref. [18].

As all individualized systems in the ineffalacrum universalation are, essentially, fractal representations of energetical frequency harmonics coalesced and held together by quantum forces arranged into geometrical properties via consciousness waveform collapse, the principle, whereby, changing the geometry of a system, changes the system’s conditions, and thus resulting nature and products, is potentially, universally applicable.

This can be observed in social organizational systems, if each constituent individual and subset of such a system can be positioned, via functional modality, importance of contribution to the whole, or even geographical placement, as points in a 3D geometric structure. Consequently, altering the structural relationships within a social system, or its geometry, alters the array and nature of interactions that each individual unit of that system can operate ref. [19]. This creates new conditions that can lead to positive change and improvement, such as changing the way people interact, the flow of information and efficacy of education, and the equitable distribution of resources. Geometry also influences the structure of complex networks corresponding to navigation systems.

Additionally, geometry, although typified by points of structural boundary, which corroborate to actuate any given geometrical form, is also, essentially, boundless. As all is arguably frequency, energy, light, sound, and quantum forces, every instance of reality is, effectively, an excitation or vibration across the quantum field of consciousness. Therefore, all instances of existence, essentially, echo across space-time, like the light of long-dead stars that we can see, despite its luminous source no longer existing... Something always remains.

5. Consciousness & Quantum Geometry

In quantum memory systems, such as the Gradient Echo Memory (GEM) technique, light pulses can be stored and recalled from atomic ensembles ref. [20]. The storage time can be extended by manipulating the atomic frequency gradient and control fields, allowing the quantum information to remain coherent for extended periods ref. [3]. The fact that even transient expressions of reality leave quantum imprints or echoes is further supported by the phenomena of quantum echoes and spin echoes. These are phenomena that can persist and be manipulated due to the unique properties of quantum systems.

An example of spin echoes is when a series of echoes can be detected when phosphorus atoms in silicon are excited with microwave pulses ref. [21]. These echoes can be observed repeatedly, which infers that the information can be processed and re-emitted multiple times, potentially, infinitely, by reversing the spin rotation with another electromagnetic pulse, effectively “rewinding” the system to its initial state ref. [21], creating a potentially perpetual cycle.

A further example of the perpetuity of information in quantum systems can be realized in the case of geometric spin echoes under zero-point fields, whereby a degenerate spin subsystem can be geometrically controlled via a mediating state split imposed via the crystal field of a diamond, ensuring quantum information coherence ref. [22]. Consequently, quantum echoes can persist, rather than dying out, due to the unique properties and interactions that are possible within quantum systems. Therefore, if consciousness is quantum in nature, which this research attests, as well as additional modern research, including the experimentally proven notion that quantum information can be stored and excited in microtubules within the brain ref. [23], then consciousness is akin to experiential quantum information, or codeware, running on a geometric, quantum field mainframe.

Therefore, essentially, nothing expressed by the ineffalacrum universalation is lost, and all instances of reality, including the consciousness of individuals, can be recalled and reactivated following death via the actualization of the inherent probability of such occurring embedded into the super-positioned waveforms of the quantum system. This means that life after death is not only a real phenomenon as exposed by quantum mechanics but is only achievable if one chooses to accept such a possibility, as this activates the potential of such from super-positioned probability.

However, if quantum information is stored and excited in the microtubules in the brain, then, potentially, it could also be stored in the microtubules of the heart and gut. Therefore, one’s consciousness, or brain/heart/gut stored quantum identity and processing information can survive being removed from the body through death, as it would simply be returning the quantum network from which it came. This is evocative of the passage from Genesis 3:19, which states:

“By the sweat of your brow you will eat your bread, until you return to the ground—because out of it you were taken. For dust you are, and to dust you shall return” ref. [24].

All the atoms in the human body are essentially derived from stardust and astrophysical phenomena ref. [25], and when the body dies, if it is buried, it is reabsorbed, via bacteria, insects, worms etc, into the soil, or dust of the Earth. From the logical and scientifically rigorous deduction made in this chapter, it appears that not only does a person, animal, or plants’ body return to the dust from whence it came, but their consciousness also returns to its source, the quantum field. This is akin to changes in the geometry of the bodily and consciousness systems.

When a body dies, it decomposes, ultimately, losing its structural and informational cohesion, which duly changes its geometric, physical qualities. Similarly, it is reasonable to postulate that quantum information, when contained within brain/heart/gut microtubules, is defined, at least partially, by the geometric constraints of these biological structures. Therefore, during or following death, such quantum information is released from its holding within the body’s microtubules and is consequently unbounded from such geometrical constraints and conditions. This, too, would therefore result in a change of geometrical principles and possible conditions in the quantum information, or consciousness, of a person. Change the geometry, and you change the nature of the system. Essentially, transformation is simply the transmogrification of geometrical conditions. There is no wastage in the universal system: essentially, nothing is lost, and all, in various ways, is recycled.

Additionally, when you change the geometry type in a spatial database, such as transforming a polygon into a multi-polygon, you alter the structure and properties of the spatial data ref. [26]. This can affect data integrity (changing the geometry type can impact the integrity of the spatial data), compatibility (some systems or applications may not support certain geometry types, leading to compatibility issues), and ultimately, the nature of the entire system, and the reality that is borne from, and supported by such. Change the geometry of a system, and you fundamentally change the system itself. For example, in hyperbolic space geometry, a type of non-Euclidean geometry characterized by constant negative curvature, used in the theory of special relativity to describe the geometry of spacetime, a number of variances occur:

  • Triangle Angles: The sum of the angles in a triangle within hyperbolic space is always less than 180 degrees ref. [27]. In Euclidean geometry, the sum is 180 degrees exactly, and in elliptic geometry, it is greater than 180 degrees.

  • Area and Curvature: The area of a triangle in hyperbolic space is directly related to its defect, which is the difference between the sum of its angles and 180 degrees ref. [27], ref. [28]. This relationship is not possible in Euclidean geometry.

  • Distance and Measurement: Distances in hyperbolic space are measured differently compared to Euclidean space. For example, in the Poincaré disk model, distances near the boundary of the disk are perceived as being far larger than they would appear in Euclidean space ref. [28], ref. [29].

Ultimately, we live in a holographic, quantum encoded, interpretative projection of consciousness derived geometric systems. The nature of the universe is fundamentally quantum and geometrical, whilst both these key influencing and constructive factors are bound to consciousness in regard to their manifestation, conditions, and systemic, constitutional arrangements. Consequently, the universe is an expression of the quantum geometry of consciousness.

Therefore, all aspects of the universe, including seemingly inanimate objects, are composite expressions of this quantum conscious geometry. This equates to there potentially being a plethora of other forms of conscious life, much of which we might not even be able to recognize as such, whilst others, could be capable of feats that transcend our understanding of physics as dictated by the classical (false/quantum interpretative) model. Possibility is only limited by the scope of one’s mind. Convention is a lie spurned forth by interpretative experiential inferences legitimately garnered for the purpose of providing relative distinction between interconnected, quantum consciousness entities, i.e., self-aware, reality engendering agents.

Classical reality is an illusion; a darkly restrictive fairytale, presented falsely as the entirety and actuality of all that is, rather than the essential result of the quantum universal system providing itself with atomized, inter-reflective platforms to facilitate individualized conscious awareness, interaction, and ultimately, connective self-actualization. This skewered presentation of reality, which, as this research has illuminated, operates in confliction with the actual science that typifies the nature of existence, is reinforced by political and corporate forces whose primary focus is to maintain an inequitable system throughout science, politics, society, and the global economy.

A conditioned, engineered paradigm creates a certain way of thinking, which engenders a certain kind and range of behaviour, which engenders specific limitations within personal and interpersonal communications, interactions, connections, and reflections. This arrangement subsequently stimulates, preserves, and promulgates a specific socioeconomic system, which, in the case of the modern incarnation of capitalism, produces large benefits for corrupt fiscal minorities. This is achieved by keeping 99% of the global population in a state of stagnant, self-defeating subservience, fed by the enforced belief that reality is objective, external, and meaningless, and that they, as conscious agents, maintain no influence and effect upon the nature of reality.

Reality starts with the mind and thought, then behaviour, then consequential physical effects, and the production of existential systems manifested through the conscious frequencies that led to it. Control the thought, and you control the emotions. Control the emotions, and you control the behaviour. Control the behaviour, and you determine the nature and functional configuration of the system that is produced. Many lies are not seen as being such, as they are spun via complex, convoluted systemic modalities that ultimately obscure vision to their false nature.

It is time that we focus on data, logic, accountability, interconnection, and ultimately, the true mechanics of our quantumly rooted, consciousness-based universe, to ensure the generation and propagation of a sustainable global system. Information monopolies must be broken down. Information equity must be implemented and enshrined throughout the scientific world, and society in general. The truth of the universe is forever connected to the geometry of consciousness. Wake up...Now.

NOTES

*Author’s Note: This paper is an adapted and augmented version of chapters nineteen and twenty, taken from the author’s second book, The Geometry of Choice: Consciousness, AI, Social Engineering, The Constructs of Reality & The Nature of UAP (2025).

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