Complex Spacetime Theory: An Integrated Framework for Physical-Mental Dualism[複素時空理論:物理-精神二元論の統合的枠組み]

This research proposes a Complex Spacetime Theory that describes the true structure of the universe through a complex number system (μ) + i(μ'). Aiming for a unified understanding of physical and mental phenomena that has been difficult to explain with conventional four-dimensional spacetime models, we have constructed a dualistic integrated model that positions the real part (y=0) as the physical world and the imaginary part (y≠0) as the mental world. In this theory, the real part is a domain governed by physical laws of spaceons and existence waves, while the imaginary part functions as a dimension that serves as the source of mental forces such as will, intention, and ideals. Both domains are fundamentally independent but realize indirect interaction through the special organ of the neocortex. This interaction primarily occurs through the phenomenon of dreams, where information transmission takes place, and "ideas" from the imaginary part bring about intentional changes to probabilistic phenomena in the real part. Complex Spacetime Theory provides a cosmic model that integrates physical passivity and mental activity, serving as a conceptual foundation for explaining the principle of purposeful ordering that counters entropy increase.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16156624
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Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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Complex Spacetime Theory: An Integrated Framework for Physical-Mental Dualism[複素時空理論:物理-精神二元論の統合的枠組み]

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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Complex Spacetime Theory: An Integrated Framework for Physical-Mental Dualism[複素時空理論:物理-精神二元論の統合的枠組み]

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This research proposes a Complex Spacetime Theory that describes the true structure of the universe through a complex number system (μ) + i(μ'). Aiming for a unified understanding of physical and mental phenomena that has been difficult to explain with conventional four-dimensional spacetime models, we have constructed a dualistic integrated model that positions the real part (y=0) as the physical world and the imaginary part (y≠0) as the mental world. In this theory, the real part is a domain governed by physical laws of spaceons and existence waves, while the imaginary part functions as a dimension that serves as the source of mental forces such as will, intention, and ideals. Both domains are fundamentally independent but realize indirect interaction through the special organ of the neocortex. This interaction primarily occurs through the phenomenon of dreams, where information transmission takes place, and "ideas" from the imaginary part bring about intentional changes to probabilistic phenomena in the real part. Complex Spacetime Theory provides a cosmic model that integrates physical passivity and mental activity, serving as a conceptual foundation for explaining the principle of purposeful ordering that counters entropy increase.

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