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REALITY AS A QUANTUM MIST OF NODES OF OSCILLATING FIELDS THROUGH INTERACTION Toward a Copernican Revolution in the Ontology of Science

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Panpsychism and analytic idealismAlessandro CerboniOctober 16, 2026
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Consciousness & philosophyScience & psychology

Abstract This White Paper proposes a Copernican revolution in the ontology of science. The central thesis is that reality is not composed of discrete entities located in a neutral spatiotemporal container, but is a quantum mist of nodes of oscillating fields through interaction. What we perceive as space, time, matter and norms are patterns of resonance that emerge at different interaction scale factors. Reality is not a collection of things: it is a symphony of resonances. The work integrates three converging developments in contemporary science: quantum physics (time emerges from correlation

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