A Brief Introduction to Noetic Field Theory: the Quantization of Mind

The orthodox Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics, an epistemological model based on the phenomenology of measurement, and the statistical evolution of state, has been known from its inception to be incomplete. Consciousness is considered a hard problem by defining brain states of awareness as the fundamental property from which to formulate a science of consciousness. A deeper ontological model called noetic field theory includes the domain of Planck scale quantum gravity and a nonlocal noetic process enabling mind to be quantised and surmount uncertainty through the synchronicity of a delocalised noetic effect that provides the entry point of intentionality that phase regulates quantum brain dynamics. This occurs throughout the body; one pertinent level is provided by ordered water as a synchronization backbone. Quantum gravity is an essential factor in the dynamics of consciousness especially intensionality. In the spin exchange compactification model of gravity, gravitons turn out to be confined photons of the unified nonlocal field that curves spacetime. This has implications for the quantization of mind in that the phase regulation of intentionality is mediated by a nonlocal Boson called the noeon.