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Deductive framework resolves quantum mechanics paradoxes by uniting differing interpretations as a single system.
The main interpretations of modern quantum mechanics (Many-Worlds, Copenhagen, Pilot-Wave) often appear in the current scientific discourse as mutually exclusive paradigms. The Principle of Simultaneous Emergence is fundamentally a deductive framework, built upon the premise that each of these mainstream interpretations is concurrently and experimentally substantiated. It proposes an ontological framework in which these theories are not competing concepts, but constitute different states of a single, simultaneous informational topology. The Principle of Simultaneous Emergence resolves the apparent paradox by defining time merely as a characteristic (and limitation) of macroscopic cognition, while universal information and its manifestation is a simultaneous process at the system level. The document is available in both English and Hungarian.
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