An interdisciplinary approach to the study of consciousness
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Within the clinical framework of a case of schizophrenic psychosis confronted with the lockdown, some destabilizing discoveries of quantum mechanics and its implications in neuroscience and psychoanalysis are introduced. Through fractal logic, the Author attempts attempt to understand on the one hand the relationship between microscopic phenomena and macroscopic processes of the psyche and on the other how the idea of reality changes through the counterintuitive laws of modern physics. This leads to the unconscious being described as a wave function capable of processing in parallel and simultaneously, countless overlapping variables, of which only the one considered most adaptive in the relationship with the environment is consciously elected. The complexity of the phenomenon of consciousness is studied here both in the interdependence between immaterial processes (energy fields) and material ones (cellular biochemistry), and in its indeterminacy and non-linearity when the reference context changes drastically.
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