Theoretical Framework for Quantum-Photonic Presence Transmission: A Post-Materialist Communication Model
Abstract
This paper introduces a novel theoretical hypothesis termed "Quantum-Photonic Presence Transmission" (QPPT). The model proposes that human consciousness—viewed as a high-dimensional information field—can be encoded, transmitted, and reconstructed at remote coordinates via synchronized photonic fields. By utilizing principles of quantum entanglement and resonant stabilization, the QPPT model suggests a future where "travel" is defined by the non-local relocation of awareness rather than the kinetic movement of biological mass. Technical Framework: Quantum Phase Synchronization: Establishing a Resonant Informational Bridge between source and target coordinates. Photonic Encoding (PESA): Using unique states of light to serve as the "pixels" of a multidimensional presence. Field Stabilization: Utilizing Quantum-Oscillatory Pulses (QOP) to ensure the temporal continuity of the projected presence. "This work expands upon the philosophical foundations laid in the author's previous publication, 'The Future of the Digital Soul'."
Fields of Study & Subjects
Biofield Effects and Biophysics
Philosophy and Theoretical Science
Quantum Information and Cryptography
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 23 February 2026
- Language
- EN