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Denizhan Eren¹, Majid D Beni¹

¹Department of Philosophy, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey.

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Resumen

Este estudio explora la conciencia

Sus antecedentes:

El problema de la medición es un problema central en la mecánica cuántica.; La conciencia se ha invocado como una posible solución al problema de la medición.; Los modelos existentes incluyen el Colapso de la Función de Onda por Conciencia (CCWF) y el enfoque de London-Bauer-French (LBF).

Conclusiones:

El modelo CCWF proporciona claridad conceptual y un mecanismo contrastable para el problema de la medición.; Si bien el CCWF es contrastable, no establece de manera concluyente la conciencia como la causa del colapso.; El enfoque LBF es menos claro y sigue dependiendo de la teoría cuántica convencional.

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Conciencia Localización espontánea continua Teoría de la información integrada Mundo vital Problema de la medición Fisicalismo Colapso de la función de onda

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