Book Summary: "Physics of Consciousness: The Mind as a Generator of Theoretical Physical Reality"

A summary of the book: The book, "Physics of Consciousness: The Mind as a Generator of Theoretical Physical Reality," challenges the idea of "objective neutrality" in science. It argues that physical models are not a pure description of reality, but rather "physics tailored to our consciousness." The book posits that the conceptual crisis in modern physics, such as the contradiction between relativity and quantum mechanics, is not an existential crisis of the universe itself, but rather "epistemic contradictions" resulting from the workings of human consciousness. The book introduces the "Law of Cognitive Proportionality" as a fundamental mechanism, demonstrating how consciousness, as an "active cognitive architecture," builds its models of the world. It shows that this law is not limited to physics, but also appears in language, mathematics, and philosophy. Ultimately, the book calls for liberation from the "slavery of cognitive proportionality," acknowledging that science is a mirror of the mind attempting to understand the cosmos. This opens the door to building a "conscious model" of the universe that integrates the role of consciousness in the process of producing scientific knowledge, providing a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of reality.