Deep Reality: Why Source Science May Be the Key to Understanding Human Potential

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The human species is unique due to our general intelligence. Engineers aim to create computerized artificial intelligence (AI) that mimics human behavior, operating under the assumption that our brains function like classical computers. However, humans are Real Intelligent (RI) living systems, showcasing extraordinary behaviors unattainable through classical mechanisms. Advanced quantum computing (QC) machines also demonstrate such behaviors, fueling a competitive technology race and investment surge in both AI and QC. This book explores the intersection of these concepts through a dialogue between two renowned PhD scientists, proposing that our quantum minds exist independently and interact with our brains. We support this model by examining research on human interactions with quantum and probabilistic systems. Our source science model posits that thought is deeply linked to informational protophysics, the quantum foundation of our universe and all existence. The narrative emphasizes that information, thought, and meaning rely on hyperdimensional states utilized by neural and quantum computing. Like all quantum models, source science offers profound insights into the entangled nature of thoughts, emotions, space, and time. Ultimately, we reflect on our holistic and sacred nature, concluding with unexpected predictions about human potential and the future of society.