Computational Evidence for the Conscious Quantum Framework (CQF): Lattice-Scale Signatures of Agency-Based Collapse

This work introduces a unified lattice-based simulation model that operationalizes the Conscious Quantum Framework (CQF) and tests whether agent-driven collapse can produce measurable, non-random signatures. The model embeds the Intentional Collapse Operator into a network of coupled cellular units, enabling the analysis of internal–external basis selection, observer-dependent bias, global information transfer, and harmonic field modulation. Across multiple perspectives—global coherence, selective collapse trajectories, radial propagation, and interference under spherical harmonic driving—the simulations consistently produce structured outcomes distinguishable from probabilistic noise. Mutual information, transfer entropy, and bootstrap validation confirm robust information flow even under perturbations, noise, and heterogeneous coupling. The results provide computational evidence that CQF yields reproducible dynamical and statistical patterns, suggesting that intentional collapse is not only conceptually coherent but also testable within abstract mesoscopic systems. The framework establishes a foundation for connecting CQF predictions to physical, biological, or cognitive phenomena and outlines a path toward future empirical validation.