Some conjectures about the mechanism of poltergeist phenomenon
P. Brovetto, V. Maxia

TL;DR
This paper explores the possibility that poltergeist phenomena are caused by vacuum polarization effects linked to psychological states, proposing a theoretical framework based on nonequilibrium thermodynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel hypothesis connecting poltergeist phenomena with vacuum polarization and brain activity, supported by thermodynamic arguments.
Findings
Proposes a common origin for various poltergeist manifestations.
Suggests psychological factors may influence physical phenomena via vacuum effects.
Provides a theoretical model linking brain processes to spontaneous material disturbances.
Abstract
Poltergeist accounts concern at least four kinds of strange spontaneous manifestations, such as burning of materials, failures of electric equipments, rapping noises and movements of objects. A simple analysis of phenomenology of these disturbances shows that they might have a common origin, that is, a reduction in strength of molecular bonds due to an enhancement in polarization of vacuum which decreases the actual electron charge. Arguments based on Prigogine' nonequilibrium thermodynamics are proposed, which show how transformations in brain of some pubescent childs or young womans might be the cause of these effects.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics · Quantum Mechanics and Applications · Origins and Evolution of Life
