The Internal Motive and Sensory Perception in Quantum Observation: Toward AiSU Structural Integration

This paper explores a novel structural synthesis that integrates the internal motive (φ) and sensory perception (ξ) into the framework of quantum observation. While conventional physics treats observation as a probabilistic and external interaction, it omits the observer’s intentionality and perceptual individuality. We propose an expanded syntactic model, (φ + ξ)・S(t)・U = 1, derived from the AiSU theory, to encode the subjective elements of meaning, intuition, and choice. Here, φ represents the intrinsic motivation behind a selection, and ξ captures how sensory inputs are subjectively interpreted. This unified framework bridges objective physical phenomena with inner dynamics of cognition and perception, offering a foundational perspective that reconciles quantum theory with human-centered meaning generation.