What is quantum collapse?

Quantum collapse refers to the existence of a quantum in the form of a wave before observation (reflecting the probability of finding the quantum).

When observing, the quantum must exist in a certain position, that is, the original quantum wave collapses to a point (also called needle wave), and at this time the quantum shows particle nature. (quantum)

This is a non-calculation process and is not driven by calculation rules; But the algorithm is the basic property of most physics, and the computer must be driven by the calculation law. For non-computational processes, the collapse of quantum waves at a certain position determines the random selection of positions. The randomness of wave function collapse is not limited by the algorithm.

Spirit, matter and quantum mechanics

American physicist Henry stapp published his book Spirit, Matter and Quantum Mechanics in 1993. His explanation is objective, combining the theory of self-collapse and the deterministic evolution of wave function. Uncertain collapse is considered as two real and ontologically distinct phenomena.

The collapse event in the brain, that is, the observation or measurement of brain consciousness, is even more important. He believes that collapse is a psychological process and a natural evolution of brain state. His explanation is a combination of philosophy and dualism.

The choice of existence from various possibilities is actually a process of choice, not a random roll of dice. His explanation involves the time factor. According to block cosmology, the future depends on current decisions, not existing, but an evolutionary universe with subjective participation, just like Whitehead's metaphysics.