Collective Consciousness as a Grounding of Reality

Klee Irwin

Introduction As head of Quantum Gravity Research (QGR), Klee Irwin

guides a Los Angeles-based team of scientists who have developed a novel theory that defines geometrically based connections between information, consciousness, and reality. Klee Irwin’s theory tackles one of quantum mechanics’ most persistent mysteries: the way in which reality only exists when it is an observed phenomenon.

In positing this, physicist John Wheeler suggested that consciousness itself, through observing, had a fundamental role in actualizing reality. According to emergence theory, the observer is not a physical animal or human who sees and is aware of something, but is a “unit of consciousness.”

Collective Consciousness Present at all scales of reality, this viewing vector is

self-referenced into existence as an emergent universal consciousness through an efficient language, or binary code of measurements, that is geometrically organized.

Reality’s substructure can be said to function as a manifestation of this code or language. Observers are positioned at every point in this quasicrystal, at every given moment, and make freewill choices that generate the building blocks of reality. These units of consciousness are part of a massively intricate neural network, operating collectively at a universal scale.