Collapse of the Human Wavefunction: A Quantum Framework for Identity, Life, and Quantum Ethics

What if identity isn’t a fixed essence, but a quantum event? This paper reframes human life as a collapsing wavefunction—from pure potential in the womb to a singular resolved path at death. Blending quantum mechanics with developmental psychology, trauma theory, and ethics, it introduces a radical framework: identity as probabilistic collapse, ethics as amplitude preservation, and legacy as entanglement across time. A short, paradigm-disrupting work connecting physics, philosophy, and personhood.