Theoretical framework of quantum and its verification via the double-slit experiment

My perspective in this article begins with a generative system known as the brain, whose product is consciousness, and extends to another generative system, namely the quantum domain, whose product is the universe. As we know, how consciousness and the universe are generated are among the greatest questions facing humanity, and, in my view, they share similar underlying mechanisms within their respective systems. Since the fundamental physics underlying the brain is better understood, this article adopts the brain as a foundational analogue and seeks to simulate its principles at the level of the universe, thereby developing a new fundamental theory of the universe based on the brain. Furthermore, the similarities between the two systems are brought together and explained in greater detail in the section devoted to the universe. This paper presents fundamental and general concepts of quantum mechanics to explain the double-slit experiment, along with a modified procedure to conduct it for testing the theory. However, the necessary equipment to carry out such an experiment is not available to the author. Nevertheless, if the theory is validated, the framework presented in this article could provide a foundation for developing a theory of everything and, subsequently, for offering more precise explanations of the various phenomena in the universe.