Dynamic Subjective Rendering of Reality (DSRR): Quantum Mechanics with the Informational Function of Consciousness

Quantum mechanics (QM) is the most successful theory in the history of physics, yet it remains conceptually incomplete. Two key puzzles—the measurement problemand anomalies of subjective time-pointto a deeper layer of reality that transcends classical physics. The DSRR (Dynamic Subjective Rendering of Reality) hypothesis proposes that reality is not a static structure but an informational process dynamically regulated by consciousness. The quantum collapse is interpreted as an informational response to a demand for experience, while the subjective stretching of time arises from a change in the frequency of consciousness's informational update—the parameter νz. DSRR thus connects physics, psychophysics, and the philosophy of information into a single, experimentally verifiable framework.