Schroedinger's Cat is not Alone
Beatriz Gato, Beatriz Gato-Rivera

TL;DR
This paper proposes a comprehensive quantum framework where all living beings are superpositions of 'alive' and 'dead' states, linking quantum mechanics to macroscopic phenomena and cosmological concepts, and suggesting new experimental and interpretative avenues.
Contribution
It introduces the 'Complete Wave Function' concept for all living beings, integrates it with M-theory, and proposes the 'Many Cats' interpretation, connecting quantum mechanics with cosmology and dark matter.
Findings
All living beings are described by superpositions of 'alive' and 'dead' states.
The 'Many Cats' interpretation implies numerous universes created by decision-making.
Proposes experimental tests using cats in double-slit setups.
Abstract
We introduce the `Complete Wave Function' and deduce that all living beings, not just Schroedinger's cat, are actually described by a superposition of `alive' and `dead' quantum states; otherwise they would never die. Therefore this proposal provides a quantum mechanical explanation to the world-wide observation that we all pass away. Next we consider the Measurement problem in the framework of M-theory. For this purpose, together with Schroedinger's cat we also place inside the box Rasputin's cat, which is unaffected by poison. We analyse the system identifying its excitations (catons and catinos) and we discuss its evolution: either to a classical fight or to a quantum entanglement. We also propose the scenario, which implements the Complete Wave Function as well as the Big Bang and the String Landscape in a very (super)natural way. Then we test the gravitational decoherence…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Biofield Effects and Biophysics · Computational Physics and Python Applications
