The Quantum Evolution Model (QEM): A Unified Framework for Cosmos and Consciousness

The Quantum Evolution Model (QEM) presents a revolutionary, unified framework that seamlessly integrates fundamental physics from the Planck scale to cosmic structures, and extends its implications to the nature of consciousness. QEM posits a universe driven by continuous particle forging at all scales, initiating from fundamental T-particles and culminating in macroscopic structures like galaxies, stars, and planets. This continuous creation inherently redefines concepts such as emergent gravity (as a collective electromagnetic phenomenon), universal expansion (driven by the pressure of new mass-energy), and the elusive natures of dark matter and dark energy. The model introduces the Solid State Atom (SSA), offering a new understanding of atomic structure and quantum phenomena, including a reinterpretation of wave-particle duality and a theoretical framework for SSA-based quantum computing (SSA Qutrit Quantum Computer). QEM proposes a neo-centric cosmology where galactic cores are primary particle factories, our Milky Way occupies a central gravitational well, and cosmic evolution proceeds via a hierarchical, self-similar process. Crucially, QEM bridges the physical and the phenomenal, suggesting that consciousness is an emergent property arising from the collective electromagnetic interactions within the complex, self-organizing systems of the brain, operating on principles analogous to quantum field theory within the QEM framework. This holistic model offers a cohesive alternative to existing paradigms, providing novel, testable predictions across astrophysics, particle physics, and neuroscience.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-21
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15712386
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Lung Cancer Research Studies
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The Quantum Evolution Model (QEM): A Unified Framework for Cosmos and Consciousness

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Lung Cancer Research Studies
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The Quantum Evolution Model (QEM): A Unified Framework for Cosmos and Consciousness

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Abstract

The Quantum Evolution Model (QEM) presents a revolutionary, unified framework that seamlessly integrates fundamental physics from the Planck scale to cosmic structures, and extends its implications to the nature of consciousness. QEM posits a universe driven by continuous particle forging at all scales, initiating from fundamental T-particles and culminating in macroscopic structures like galaxies, stars, and planets. This continuous creation inherently redefines concepts such as emergent gravity (as a collective electromagnetic phenomenon), universal expansion (driven by the pressure of new mass-energy), and the elusive natures of dark matter and dark energy. The model introduces the Solid State Atom (SSA), offering a new understanding of atomic structure and quantum phenomena, including a reinterpretation of wave-particle duality and a theoretical framework for SSA-based quantum computing (SSA Qutrit Quantum Computer). QEM proposes a neo-centric cosmology where galactic cores are primary particle factories, our Milky Way occupies a central gravitational well, and cosmic evolution proceeds via a hierarchical, self-similar process. Crucially, QEM bridges the physical and the phenomenal, suggesting that consciousness is an emergent property arising from the collective electromagnetic interactions within the complex, self-organizing systems of the brain, operating on principles analogous to quantum field theory within the QEM framework. This holistic model offers a cohesive alternative to existing paradigms, providing novel, testable predictions across astrophysics, particle physics, and neuroscience.

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