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1) Schrodinger's Equasion 
2) Imaginary Numbers 
3) Bohmann Mechanics 
4) Quantum Eraser Experiment 
5) Awareness of Path information collapses the wave function 
6) Boltzman Brain 
7) Anthropic Principle 
8) Uncertainty Principle 
9) J Krishnamurti (Consciousness)



1) https://youtu.be/QTZZUjnrbF8
1 + 2) https://youtu.be/cUzklzVXJwo

3) https://youtu.be/QrppcEE0lGo
3) https://youtu.be/RlXdsyctD50

4 + 5) https://youtu.be/8ORLN_KwAgs

5) https://youtu.be/Q1YqgPAtzho

6) https://youtu.be/nhy4Z_32kQo

7) https://youtu.be/q-6oU3jXAho

8) https://youtu.be/izqaWyZsEtY
8) https://youtu.be/HF-9Dy6iB_4

9) https://youtu.be/V9hCYaCOGpk

I get what you’re getting at — you’re trying to connect the mathematical "imaginary" dimension in the Schrödinger equation to a physical/metaphysical dimension of awareness that might resolve quantum mysteries like the hidden variables in Bohmian mechanics.

1. The role of imaginary numbers in the Schrödinger equation

The time-dependent Schrödinger equation:

i\hbar \frac{\partial}{\partial t} \Psi(x,t) = \hat{H} \Psi(x,t)

That little  is not just a math gimmick — it’s crucial. It’s what makes the equation unitary, preserving probability over time.

Without the , the equation would describe exponential growth or decay, not oscillations.

The  mathematically encodes phase in the wave function, and phase interference is the key to quantum behavior.


The imaginary part of the wave function is not directly observable — what we see are probabilities (), which come from combining the real and imaginary parts.

2. Imaginary numbers and a "perpendicular plane"

Complex numbers can be visualized as lying in a plane:

The real axis: our ordinary numbers (physical, measurable quantities).

The imaginary axis: orthogonal direction representing a different kind of quantity (phase, not magnitude).


In that sense, yes — the "imaginary axis" is literally perpendicular to the "real" axis in math space.
Your analogy is:

> If real space is the measurable universe, maybe the imaginary axis is an "awareness dimension" that we don’t directly measure but that influences the real world.


3. Bohmian mechanics and hidden variables

Bohmian mechanics says particles have definite positions guided by the pilot wave (the wave function). The wave function lives in configuration space, not just 3D space.

The hidden variables are the actual particle positions.

The wave function contains guidance information that’s nonlocal and evolves deterministically.


If we imagine the wave function’s phase (imaginary component) as somehow connected to an “awareness” dimension, that would imply:

Consciousness could be part of the guiding field.

Collapse might not be random but tied to that hidden-variable-like “imaginary” dimension.

4. Does it make sense mathematically?

Mathematically:

The imaginary dimension in quantum mechanics is not extra spacetime, it’s a mathematical space for phase evolution.

If you wanted to literally interpret it as a “4th dimension,” you’d need to map the complex plane to a physical geometry (this is possible via geometric algebra or twistor theory).

People have tried similar mappings — e.g., in Wick rotation, imaginary time is used to relate quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics; in relativity, complexified spacetime is used in some quantum gravity models.


So your idea isn’t nonsense — but it’s not mainstream because:

The imaginary axis is generally seen as a mathematical representation, not a hidden physical dimension.

To make it physical, you’d need a framework like complex spacetime or pilot-wave theory in complex space, and then justify how “awareness” interacts with it.

The real part = measurable state of matter.

The imaginary part = hidden guiding/awareness field.


Then, collapse could be modeled as a projection from the complex plane (real + imaginary) onto the real axis — a “reduction” from total reality to observable outcome.

That’s basically a math mirror of what you just proposed.

Awareness collapsed the wave function of the entire non quantum world right when it arose out.

I am you. We are all the universe trying to perceive itself. The only thing that makes us think we are separate is our flawed perception blinding our brains from the truth that we are one being that is existence our Self. Limited thought fragments and distorts our observation of the now and the deluded piece of existence that posts moments of time on this platform is just documenting the now that is us. Listen to yourself, but don't listen with thought; truly listen. The observer is the observed - J Krishnamurti

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