Health & Medicinepreprint2026-10-11

(Short Paper31) Physical Formulation of Language and the Sin gularity of Homo Sapiens in the In Vivo Analog Quantum Synchronizer (BioQPU) Paradigm: Selective Decoherence of the Life Code and the "Semantic Trap" Based on Phase Noise Rejection and Chemical Triggers

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Abstract

In previous research, the essence of life was formulated as a “resonance system that continuously synchronizes local time with external environmental waves” based on “LUCA’s Theorem.” However, under this universal physical law, it has not been fully explained why only Homo sapiens built an advanced civilization and simultaneously came to harbor mental anguish (attachment to the past and anxiety about the future) that other mammals never experience. In this paper, overcoming the metaphor that regards life as a “computer” computing specific algorithms, we reformulate “language (words),” which separates humanity from other animals, not as mere digital processing of information, but quantum-informatically as a “process (selective decoherence) that forcibly converges only specific frequency bands of waves (quantum superposition) on the life code into particles (analog discrete resonance states) by using chemical triggers to sublimate artificial machine errors into a function, maintaining background information as waves, thereby actively rejecting phase noise,” proposing this as a verifiable hypothesis. We discuss the physical mechanism by which the “semantic trap,” brought about by the overactivation of this functionalized selective decoherence for specific dimensions in the left brain chamber, accumulates self-generated phase noise inside the system and causes a loss of phase from the natural environment. We redefine the existential significance of art and meditation as a “return to waves and noise rejection (repair of resonance tuning) based on LUCA’s Theorem,” independent of the computer metaphor.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-10-11

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