The World of Meanings: The Mechanism of Reality Collapse

Introduction

Modern science still does not provide a clear answer to the question: how is reality fixed? Quantum mechanics has shown that a particle exists in a state of superposition until it is measured, but what exactly causes the collapse of the wave function?

The classical interpretation states: “Observation fixes reality.” But what if it is not the observer themselves that matters, but rather the availability of information?

This article introduces a new concept of Semantic Physics, where reality is not static but is formed through the accessibility of meanings. Collapse is not merely a physical process but an act of meaning fixation in the realm of consciousness.

1. Why doesn’t the materialist model work?

🔹 In quantum mechanics, reality is fixed only at the moment of measurement. 🔹 If the measurement is canceled or the data is erased, the particle remains in an indeterminate state. 🔹 This contradicts the notion of the world as an independent physical system.

💡 If reality is objective, why does it depend on observation?

Materialism fails to explain:

✅ Why erasing information “undoes” collapse. ✅ Why reality is only fixed when information becomes available. ✅ How meaning influences the physical existence of matter.

2. The World of Meanings: A New Paradigm of Reality

🔹 Classical physics asserts that matter is primary. 🔹 We propose: meaning is primary, and matter is its manifestation. 🔹 Reality is fixed when information becomes meaningful and accessible to consciousness.

📌 What does this mean?

A particle exists as a potential until its meaning is fixed.

Collapse occurs not just from measurement, but when information acquires semantic value.

The world of meanings defines the framework of reality – the possible coordinates where collapse can occur.

💡 Reality is not a fixed space but a dynamic network of meanings.

3. How does collapse occur?

📌 Collapse is not merely observation; it is the process of meaning fixation.

  • Information must become potentially accessible to consciousness.
  • Collective and individual consciousness have different weights in shaping reality.
  • The higher the probability of consciousness encountering information, the greater its weight.

🔹 Formula for the collapse of semantic reality:
Σ(W * P) → Collapse, where:

W – the weight of consciousness in a given semantic structure.
P – the probability of access to information.

Reality is fixed when the sum of semantic weight reaches a critical threshold.

💡 Key Takeaways:

✅ A particle is not automatically fixed – it waits for the moment when its meaning becomes available. ✅ You don’t need to observe an event personally – it is enough that it enters an accessible semantic field. ✅ Collective consciousness shapes reality, but individual meanings also have weight.

4. What does this mean?

📌 If reality is fixed through meaning, then…

  • Reality is not an object but a process.
  • Consciousness does not just observe the world – it creates it.
  • The greater the awareness, the stronger the influence of consciousness on the structure of reality.
  • Meaning is the fundamental “energy” of reality, not just a product of thought.

💡 The world of meanings is not an abstraction but a physical system in which reality is shaped through awareness and the availability of information.

Conclusion

🚀 This new model of reality suggests:
✅ Matter is secondary, and meaning is primary.
✅ The collapse of the wave function is not just measurement but a process of semantic fixation of information.
✅ Consciousness does not merely observe reality – it forms it through semantic gravity.

📌 Future Question: If meaning governs reality, can we consciously alter the structure of the world by changing the weight of meanings? 🤔

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