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The Energetic Threshold of Imaginary Transition: A Tensorial and Philosophical Approach to Human Access to the Imaginary Space

Nemoto, Ryusho
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This paper proposes a unified hypothesis concerning the dynamic exchange be- tween real and imaginary domains within the framework of Tenson Theory. It argues that subatomic entities such as Tenson particles and gravitons continuously traverse the boundary of the Imaginary Space, while human access to that do- main, though theoretically possible, demands an astronomical amount of energy. The study also explores the residual informational phenomena—events perceived as paranormal—as possible reinterferences between the real and imaginary compo- nents of the tensor field.
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