On the Limits of Human Consciousness and the Misinterpretation of Fields

This paper explores the inherent limitations of human consciousness and argues that our perception of the quantum field is an interpretive distortion of a deeper metaphysical reality: primordial consciousness. Drawing upon epistemological insights from Kant, cognitive science perspectives from Metzinger and Hoffman, and the metaphysical theory developed in Caldwell’s *Consciousness: Beyond the Planck Boundary*, it is proposed that the quantum field is not a fundamental ontological substrate but rather a filtered appearance shaped by our limited biological and cognitive faculties. The article aims to reframe modern scientific observation as partial perception rather than objective access, replacing field-based materialism with a unified theory grounded in structured awareness.