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Fundamental Physics of Consciousness

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Because every physical theory assumes something, that basic assumption will determine what is ultimately possible in that physics. The assumed thing itself will likely be unexplained.  This essay will assume one thing, a primordial field, to explain current physics and its many current mysteries. The derivation of physics from this entity is surprisingly straightforward and amazingly broad in its implications.

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The Analog In, Digital Out Universe

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Is Reality Analog or Digital?  Analog and digital mathematical treatments can be shown to be equivalent, so the answer does not lie in math but in physics. At root is the nature of particles and fields.  The simplest possible physical model, one field, will be analyzed and physical experiments proposed to show an analog reality with digital consequences. There are implications for the view of reality currently associated with entanglement and violation of Bell's inequality.

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GEM and the Constant Speed of Light   (155K)

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At the root of reality is the nature of particles and fields. The simplest possible physical model, one field, the gravito-magnetic field, self-interacts to produce mass and charge and hence the electromagnetic field. This paper focuses on the interaction of this gravito-magnetic field with the electro-magnetic field.

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A Physics-based Disproof of Bell's Theorem   (213K)

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After decades of experimental validation, Bell's Theorem has changed the ontological status of local realism in physics. But recent theoretical and experimental results present a new challenge to Bell's analysis. A geometric-algebraic challenge claims that Bell makes a topological mistake, while 'weak measurement' results challenge the Copenhagen Interpretation. We review these results and analyze the physics of Bell's Theorem, embedding Bell’s inequality in a truth statement, and showing it to be falsified.