Quantum End Games

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Quantum End Games

Decision Algorithms Ruling K-civilizations

"Only one observer can truly experience Reality, at the cost of removing all other observers"

"The real observer always causes an unnecessary perturbation of some kind in the phenomena under observation. The higher the number of observers, the stronger the perturbation. Hence, observers maximize the quality of their observation by the expedient of minimizing the number of competing observers. The game turns then into a deadly game in which observers kill themselves until only one observer is left. That's why there is just one God, and not many."



"According to quantum mechanics, the observer and the system being observed are mysteriously linked so that the results of any observation seem to be determined in part by actual choices made by the observers. However, the higher the number of observers, the greater the perturbations introduced into the observed system and, hence, the higher the uncertainty in the knowledge about the system"

"The observation of a given system is always the observer's subjective response to receiving information from the system. When there are more than one observer what you get is the average response of all observers involved in the observation, and all your knowledge about the system is the average knowledge. In other words, all your knowledge about the Universe is the average knowledge of those observing the Universe, a knowledge that is as close to ignorance as it might get"



"You know little about the Universe because you are so many!"

"when under observation, electrons are being forced to behave like particles and not like waves. Thus the mere act of observation affects the experimental findings. Thus, too, killing the observer will allow you to recover the original behavior of the electron."

"your soul and those of others become essential objects of your daily life because your survival instinct requires you to search for their deep nature in order to better understand and master them. Face it: you do not study the universe just because you feel curious, rather you do it for survival"



"If conscious observers are to be included in the quantum mechanical universe, we need to find the rules that engage observers with quantum mechanical systems"

"Is there a rule that prevents discrete conscious states to be created except by stochastic choice? If so, this would mean the consciousness of an observer cannot exist simultaneously in more than one component of a superposition."

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