UEFT_Research

This document provides an overview of the Experiential Field (EF) trilogy — a three-paper series proposing a unified framework for consciousness, quantum measurement, and ethics grounded in the concept of integrated information (\Phi). The trilogy is structured so that each paper can be evaluated independently: Paper I develops the philosophical ontology, Paper II proposes a novel physical mechanism, and Paper III derives an information-theoretic ethical framework. This separation reflects the different kinds of claims made by each paper and the different standards of evidence to which they are held. The present overview summarizes each paper, explains their relationships, identifies which claims depend on which other claims, and provides a roadmap for readers approaching the trilogy for the first time.

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This document provides an overview of the Experiential Field (EF) trilogy — a three-paper series proposing a unified framework for consciousness, quantum measurement, and ethics grounded in the concept of integrated information ($\Phi$). The trilogy is structured so that each paper can be evaluated independently: Paper I develops the philosophical ontology, Paper II proposes a novel physical mechanism, and Paper III derives an information-theoretic ethical framework. This separation reflects the different kinds of claims made by each paper and the different standards of evidence to which they are held. The present overview summarizes each paper, explains their relationships, identifies which claims depend on which other claims, and provides a roadmap for readers approaching the trilogy for the first time.

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