This essay explores the structural parallel between quantum mechanics, neuroscience, and consciousness — arguing that the same resonance principle operating at the subatomic level runs continuously through molecular biology, neural architecture, and subjective experience. Beginning with the observer effect in quantum mechanics and the question of what observation actually is, it traces the pattern upward through quantum coherence in photosynthesis, electrochemical wave propagation in neurons, and metacognition as the brain's capacity to observe itself observing. It proposes that consciousness is not a product of the brain in isolation but what emerges when the resonance principle reaches sufficient complexity to fold back on itself. The document is not a formal paper. It is a speculative essay — an attempt to follow a pattern wherever it leads, with scientific grounding provided not as foundation but as confirmation of what independent observation had already suggested.
Tirth Kapadia (Tue,) studied this question.