Quantum holography and neurocomputer architectures

The Psychophysiology Of Intuition: A Quantum-Holographic Theory Of Nonlocal Communication

“…in worldwide medical diagnostic use in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems (Schempp, 1998;Binz and Schempp, 2000;Binz and Schemp, 2000). In these systems, the diffraction (wave interference) patterns extracted by the magnetic resonant nuclear spin choreography to produce the desired medical images are easily shown to be holochoric in nature, ie [sic] to be quantum holograms as predicted by the theory of quantum holography, as identified by Schempp (1992), which is described in terms of the 3 dimensional nilpotent Heisenberg Lie Group. (Marcer, 2004) Moreover, the complete event history of the object's movement in time through its 3-dimensional environment is carried by a quantum hologram: "It evolves over time to provide an encoded nonlocal record of the 'experience' of the object in the four-dimensional space/time as to its journey in space/time and the quantum states visited" (Mitchell, 2000, p. 299).…”

“…This absorption energizes the object to emit a wave outward, part of which may travel back toward the source of the initial wave (Marcer, 2004). Based on the derivation of macro-scale images from the application of quantum holography Downloaded by [University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries] at 13:36 02 January 2015 in Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging ( f MRI), it is now known that the returning wave inevitably contains nonlocal quantum information about the object's internal organization and microscopic features, along with its external and macroscopic features (Schempp, 1992). .…”

Passionate attention and the psychophysiology of entrepreneurial intuition: a quantum-holographic theory

“…This absorption energises the object to emit a wave outward, part of which may travel back towards the source of the initial wave (Marcer, 2004). Based on the derivation of macro-scale images from the application of quantum holography in fMRI, it is now known that the returning wave inevitably contains nonlocal quantum information about the object's internal organisation and microscopic features, along with its external organisation and macroscopic features (Schempp, 1992). Moreover, the complete event history of the object's movement is carried by a quantum hologram: "It evolves over time to provide an encoded non-local record of the 'experience' of the object in the four-dimensional space/time as to its journey in space/time and the quantum states visited" (Mitchell, 2000, p.299).…”

“…These experiments showed that it was impossible to break the connection between a pair of entangled sub-atomic particles (a photon pair) even when each particle was separated by enormous micro-scale distances; initially over metres(Aspect et al, 1982) and subsequently over kilometres(Tittel et al, 1998).At the molecular level, all matter absorbs and re-emits quanta of energy from and into an underlying field of quantum fluctuations called zero-point energy. Instead of being random fluctuations, the emissions from complex matter exhibit quantum coherence reflective of the matter's material organisation; these emissions also carry information nonlocally about the event history of the matter's quantum states(Schempp, 1992).…”

Intuition: What Science Says (So Far) About How and Why Intuition Works

“…Citing Walter Schempp's elucidation of the successful focusing of such quantum level information into meaningful images as achieved by devices that perform Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) [29], Mitchell points out that the information conveyed by a returning wave (in particular its par- ticles' spin numbers and their polarization [26, p. 300]), inevitably reveal the object's internal and microscopic, not merely its external and macroscopic, features. In cooperation with Schempp, Marcer developed a model of how the human neuron may process such quantum-level information [30], and also how the assembly of neurons we call the brain might bring that information into useful awareness [31].…”