POST QUANTUM SYNTHESIS

In the paper's words

For over a century, physics has been captivated by a perceived intrinsic strangeness of the world, mistaking mathematical models for reality itself. This intellectual entanglement has given rise to persistent paradoxes, including wave-particle duality, wavefunction collapse, spooky action at a distance, and the elusive quantum-classical divide. The Post-Quantum Synthesis (PQS) presents an act of intellectual liberation, completing the quantum revolution by correcting the central misunderstanding that has fueled these paradoxes.

The abstract, verbatim, and its opening sentence is the claim. Every line below is quoted from the text.

Numbers it reports

1. This would confirm $\psi$ as an epistemic tool, not an ontological entity. - Experimental Status (2024) : A 99.97% fidelity match has been achieved in 12-qubit simulations using $\psi$-free control.

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2. According to Axiom III, it is an epistemic tool representing the 50% uncertainty in the knowledge of an observer causally disconnected from the box’s interior.

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3. It is a mathematical statement of ignorance, encoding the 50% probability of finding a live cat and the 50% probability of finding a dead cat upon opening the box.

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4. The system behaves as if the cat is either dead with 50% probability or alive with 50% probability.

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5. This is because entanglement is understood as an epistemic correlation arising from shared history, not a persistent non-local physical link. - Experimental Status (2024) : A 99.7% Bell violation loss has been observed with history scrambling in similar systems (Science, 2024).

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6. 6.6.1 Supporting Evidence for SED (Partial Successes) Casimir Force Reproduction (2022) : Classical dielectric fluctuation models incorporating thermal noise have successfully reproduced the Casimir force with 0.1% accuracy, without invoking vacuum quantization (Sato, Tanaka, & Koshino, 2022).

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How it is done

1. These two fundamental domains—the territory of reality and the map of understanding—are formally separated by the following axioms, ensuring conceptual clarity and preventing category errors.

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2. Wave-Particle Duality and the Double-Slit Experiment The double-slit experiment stands as the canonical example of quantum paradox, appearing to show that a single entity, such as an electron, is simultaneously a wave and a particle—a direct contradiction in classical terms.

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3. 2.3.3.2 The Bandwidth Theorem ($\sigma_x \sigma_p \ge \hbar/2$) as a Fundamental Constraint on Wave-Like Information The uncertainty principle is a specific instance of a more general mathematical theorem known as the bandwidth theorem or Gabor limit.

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4. Born Rule as a Theorem of Epistemic Consistency The Born Rule, stating that the probability of an outcome is the squared magnitude of its probability amplitude ($P(o_k) = |\langle o_k|\psi \rangle|^2$), is typically presented as a fundamental postulate of quantum mechanics.

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What would falsify it

1. This framework posits that paradoxes and conceptual difficulties emerging in 20th-century physics are not intrinsic features of the universe, but rather category errors arising from the persistent conflation of what is real with the mathematical tools employed for prediction.

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2. This principle highlights the interface through which continuous reality is sampled and translated into observable data.

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3. For instance, while the field of a single photon may not be directly observable, a photomultiplier tube can amplify the energy transferred from that field’s interaction into a macroscopic cascade of electrons.

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Where the claim stops

1. This superposition does not imply that the physical entity is in two places at once; rather, it means that the observer’s predictive model must account for the two pathways through which the continuous field propagated.

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2. 2.1.3 The Measurement Outcome: Discrete, Localized Detections at the Screen Interface While this interference term perfectly predicts the statistical pattern of potential outcomes, it does not, by itself, explain the other half of the experimental paradox: the arrival of each electron as a single, discrete point.

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3. 2.1.3.2 The Statistical Pattern as a Confirmation of the Epistemic Probability Distribution A single detection event is inherently probabilistic, and its precise location cannot be predicted with certainty.

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