Ge Wu Zhi Zhi: A Thought Model of Consciousness Originating from the Info-Bearing State
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| author | 罗, 红森 |
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| contents | <p><span><span>Abstract (English)</span><br><br><span>This conceptual model aims to explore the origin of consciousness and the relationship between matter and mind, seeking to provide a unifying philosophical framework for the long-standing debate between materialism and idealism. The model starts from a core hypothesis: the fundamental unit of the universe is an entity capable of simultaneously carrying matter, energy, and information — the Info-Bearing State (IBS). Inspired by the quantum observer effect, information theory, and Schrödinger's negative entropy principle in life sciences, the model proposes that consciousness does not arise spontaneously but emerges when external information (InfoGene) from the environment stably couples with internal information (InfoEngram) generated by reflective processes on the IBS, triggering a collapse-like phenomenon. The model treats the birth and evolution of consciousness as a physical process of information interaction and further explores the stability of memory, forgetting as informational noise, self-observation loops, the aggregation of individual and collective consciousness, and the continuation of information across universes. Ultimately, it argues that information is the essential bridge connecting mind and matter. </span></span></p> <p><span>Keywords : Philosophy of Consciousness; Conceptual Model; Info-Bearing State; Quantum Observer Effect; InfoGene; InfoEngram; Self-Observation; Negative Entropy </span></p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Ge Wu Zhi Zhi: A Thought Model of Consciousness Originating from the Info-Bearing State 罗, 红森 Philosophy of Consciousness; Conceptual Model; Info-Bearing State; Quantum Observer Effect; InfoGene; InfoEngram; Self-Observation; Negative Entropy <p><span><span>Abstract (English)</span><br><br><span>This conceptual model aims to explore the origin of consciousness and the relationship between matter and mind, seeking to provide a unifying philosophical framework for the long-standing debate between materialism and idealism. The model starts from a core hypothesis: the fundamental unit of the universe is an entity capable of simultaneously carrying matter, energy, and information — the Info-Bearing State (IBS). Inspired by the quantum observer effect, information theory, and Schrödinger's negative entropy principle in life sciences, the model proposes that consciousness does not arise spontaneously but emerges when external information (InfoGene) from the environment stably couples with internal information (InfoEngram) generated by reflective processes on the IBS, triggering a collapse-like phenomenon. The model treats the birth and evolution of consciousness as a physical process of information interaction and further explores the stability of memory, forgetting as informational noise, self-observation loops, the aggregation of individual and collective consciousness, and the continuation of information across universes. Ultimately, it argues that information is the essential bridge connecting mind and matter. </span></span></p> <p><span>Keywords : Philosophy of Consciousness; Conceptual Model; Info-Bearing State; Quantum Observer Effect; InfoGene; InfoEngram; Self-Observation; Negative Entropy </span></p> <p> </p> |
| title | Ge Wu Zhi Zhi: A Thought Model of Consciousness Originating from the Info-Bearing State |
| topic | Philosophy of Consciousness; Conceptual Model; Info-Bearing State; Quantum Observer Effect; InfoGene; InfoEngram; Self-Observation; Negative Entropy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17208968 |