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Observer-Dependent Reality in a Holographic Universe: From Definite States to Divergent Perceptions

Authors: Bhushan Poojary

This paper builds upon the "Many Unreal World Interpretation" to explore the relationship between definite quantum states and observer-dependent perceptions. We argue that each observer exists within a dedicated spacetime fabric characterized by a unique holographic address, leading to differing but locally consistent perceptions of quantum events. Through the concept of shadow particles and address reassignment, we present a mechanism that naturally explains the phenomena of wave function collapse, entanglement, and quantum paradoxes without invoking retrocausality or infinite branching universes. This model bridges the certainty of individual experience with the multiplicity of coexisting perceptual realities, offering a geometric-holographic mechanism that complements relational quantum mechanics and QBism

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