Sleep as Suspension of Localization
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Consciousness, Sleep, Dreaming, Cognitive Localization, Quantum Cognition, Altered States, PsychopathologyAbstract
Consciousness is fundamentally a process of selection, a continuous "collapse" from a manifold of potential states into a singular, coherent narrative. This article introduces the Ze formalism, a theoretical framework that models this process through a cognitive localization parameter, Γ_Ze. We posit that the critical distinction between wakefulness and sleep is not the presence of consciousness, but the suspension of this localization mechanism. During wakefulness ( Γ_Ze ≫ 1 ), the cognitive system enforces rapid, frequent collapse, yielding a stable, logical stream of thought. Sleep (Γ_Ze → 0), conversely, is a physiologically controlled state of suspended localization, where the brain acts as a "quantum eraser" for cognitive "which-path" information. This allows for the maintenance of coherent superpositions of memory and meaning, with dream phenomenology arising from the resulting interference patterns. The model provides a unifying lens for altered states: it frames psychedelics as conscious Γ_Zereduction, general anesthesia as its artificial nullification, and psychiatric conditions like schizophrenia as its pathological dysregulation. We argue that sleep’s primary function is the offline recalibration of cognitive probability amplitudes c_i, facilitating memory integration, emotional regulation, and creative insight. The Ze formalism thus redefines sleep from a passive state of rest to an active, essential operation for maintaining cognitive flexibility and the integrity of waking consciousness.
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