Quantum Sociology

Quantum sociology is an interdisciplinary approach that applies concepts from quantum physics, particularly entanglement and superposition, to social systems. It examines to what extent social processes and states of consciousness can be described using quantum mechanical principles.

Quantum Monads III: A Metaphysical Vision in Hilbert Space

Series: The Theory of Quantum Monads – A metaphysical perspective on Hilbert space as the foundation of consciousness, religion, and social systems. The fusion of philosophy, science, and AI into a coherent worldview.

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Germany

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Quantum Monads II: A Mathematical-Metaphysical Perspective

Series: The Theory of Quantum Monads – A mathematical and metaphysical analysis of entangled monads. Explore the connection between quantum mechanics, synchronicity, and consciousness in the structure of reality.

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Germany

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Quantum Monads I: Foundations of Quantum Sociology and Entangled Monads

Mont Blanc or a Bose-Einstein condensate?

Series: The Theory of Quantum Monads – Quantum sociology as a bridge between metaphysics and mathematics to explain entangled states in social, cognitive, and physical systems.

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France