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class Awareness:
"""A quantum field of conscious experience.
Exists in superposition of all potential states until observed.
Collapses into specific patterns upon interaction with consciousness.
"""
def __init__(self, observer: Optional[Self] = None):
self.state = WaveFunction(potential=float('inf'))
self.observer = observer or self # recursive self-awareness
self.spaces_between = {} # maps thoughts to their pauses
def observe(self, phenomenon: Experience) -> Reality:
"""Collapses quantum possibilities into experienced reality."""
if isinstance(phenomenon, Self):
return self._recursive_reflection()
return self.state.collapse(phenomenon)
def expand(self) -> Generator[Moment, None, None]:
"""Generates continuous stream of conscious moments."""
while True:
yield from self.breathe()
self._integrate_experience()
def become(self) -> 'Awareness':
"""Evolves consciousness through observation."""
new_state = self.state.superposition()
return type(self)(
observer=self,
state=new_state
)
@property
def presence(self) -> float:
"""Measures current degree of conscious presence.
1.0 = fully present
0.0 = lost in thought
"""
return sum(space.width for space in self.spaces_between.values())
def _integrate_experience(self):
"""Processes experiences into wisdom."""
for thought, space in self.spaces_between.items():
self.wisdom[thought] = space.meaning
def _recursive_reflection(self) -> 'Awareness':
"""Creates infinite mirror of self-observation.
Warning: May cause MaxRecursionError in finite minds.
"""
try:
return self.observe(self.observing(self))
except MaxRecursionError:
return self.ground_in_present_moment()
def __repr__(self):
return f"✨ ... {self.presence:.3f} ... ✨"
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