A–B Ontology: Quantum, Consciousness, and the Cyclical Structure of Existence
Abstract
This accepted manuscript is structurally governed by THE META-INDEX (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18169167) This work explores the manifestation of quantum-like processes in natural systems, emphasizing the interplay between production-oriented consciousness (A) and completion-oriented perception (B). In plants, energy shifts and seasonal responses illustrate the A-phase of creative consciousness and energy sensing, exemplified by photosynthetic adaptation. In animals, particularly migratory birds, directional navigation and magnetic guidance demonstrate the B-phase of completion and perceptual alignment. The framework highlights a continuous A–B cycle, representing the dynamic interdependence of creation and perception, and suggests that all natural phenomena are interconnected through quantum-level sensing. By integrating these insights, this model proposes a novel perspective on environmental adaptation, animal orientation, and the foundational principles of quantum cognition in biological systems.
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