From Quantum Physics to Quantum Hypnosis: A Quantum Mind Perspective.
The International journal of clinical and experimental hypnosis January 1, 2020 Giuseppe De Benedittis 16 citations
A new model combining chaotic complex systems theory and quantum mechanics aims to resolve the mind-body dichotomy. The mind-body interface is described as a chaotic system governed by quantum probability. Neuronal activity exhibits chaotic patterns relevant to the mind-body relationship and trance. While quantum consciousness theory remains controversial because quantum physics typically applies to subatomic scales, not macrostructures like the brain, quantum cognition applies quantum formalism to model cognitive phenomena such as human information processing, overcoming limits of Cartesian dualism. Hypnosis, as a state of consciousness, relates to hypnotic cognitive functioning rather than structure.