The Consciousness Field

This paper outlines Paul C. Mocombe's theory of phenomenological structuralism, arguing that consciousness is an emergent fifth force of nature. The consciousness field arises from matter aggregation and disaggregation in the multiverse and is received by the brain, integrated by its electromagnetic field to form mind, practical consciousness, and the self. It is described as an interconnected, nonlocal, endless assimilation of all past, present, and future information, recycled through the absolute vacuum. This vacuum fluctuates as probability wave functions, generating entangled and superimposed worlds, each with its own consciousness field and conscious beings.

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Abstract

This article attempts to theoretically outline the nature and origins of the consciousness field in Paul C. Mocombe’s theory of phenomenological structuralism (PS). The author posits that consciousness is an emergent force of the universe that is received by the brain and integrated by its electromagnetic field to constitute mind, practical consciousness, and the self in material worlds of the multiverse. As such, the consciousness field, once assimilated in the absolute vacuum, is an interconnected, endless, and nonlocal fifth force of nature, which, initially, emerges following matter aggregation and disaggregation in the multiverse. It (the consciousness field) is an endless assimilation of all past, present, and future information (practical activities and memories) of the multiverse recycled via the absolute vacuum (empty space in which elementary particles, quarks, and constituents of matter and forces of nature have become one), which fluctuates as probability wave functions, to give rise to entangled and superimposed worlds, each with their own consciousness fields, with conscious beings.