Theoretical analysis reveals conceptual convergence between cyclic extended-brain models and quantum contact hypotheses, suggesting testable frameworks using electroencephalography and optical...
This bilingual conceptual paper examines the theoretical convergence between Dirk K. F. Meijer's extended-brain model of cyclic information flow and the operational hypotheses H1–H3 developed within the Quantum Contact research programme. It compares concepts such as coherence–decoherence cycles, bidirectional information flow, attention-related modulation and toroidal information dynamics with experimentally testable measurements based on EEG and external optical sensors. The proposed correspondence provides theoretical support and a framework for future investigation, but it is not presented as independent empirical validation of Quantum Contact or as evidence of a specifically quantum mechanism. English and Spanish versions are included.
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Juan Sebastián Baena Cock (2026) studied this question.
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