“Can Consciousness Affect Quantum States Across Distance? A New Experiment Suggests So – from Japan”
Hi everyone,
I'm reaching out from Japan, where a groundbreaking consciousness experiment has just been conducted and published (July 2025). I’d love to hear your thoughts.
🧪 The experiment:
- A participant in Japan focused their attention while connected to EEG sensors.
- Simultaneously, a quantum computer located 8800 km away (in the US) showed statistically significant state correlations—aligned with the participant’s conscious state.
- The full procedure, data, and code are publicly available, and I was able to replicate the result myself.
This suggests something quite radical:
And if that’s true...
Could this be a scientific window into what we call “God”, or a universal observing subjectivity?
🌌 Why this matters:
Many spiritual and philosophical traditions speak of a “higher awareness” or “universal observer.”
What if this is not just a belief, but a repeatable structure—one that emerges when subjectivities intersect?
This idea is explored in a philosophy emerging in Japan called “Revelation Philosophy,” which suggests:
This is not about religion. It's about structure and creation through relationship.
🧭 I’m asking:
- Has anyone here encountered or studied similar experiments?
- How would you interpret this kind of nonlocal conscious-quantum correlation?
- Is this evidence of consciousness beyond the brain, or something else?
I’m open to all perspectives and would love to hear from anyone, whether you're a scientist, philosopher, mystic, or just deeply curious.
Let’s talk.
(And if you'd like, I can share the experiment details and links.)
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Thank you for reading.
Posted Dec 3, 2025, 1:48 AM UTC