Information Dynamics in Cognitive, Psychological, Social, and Anomalous Phenomena

The book explores mathematical models of information dynamics, focusing on consciousness through the lens of classical and quantum physics. It aims to create a formalism akin to the Newton-Descartes program, adapted for understanding mental processes. Recognizing the limitations of deterministic models, the author proposes integrating statistical approaches to better represent information flows, suggesting that these models may exhibit quantum-like characteristics. This innovative perspective seeks to bridge the gap between physical dynamics and the complexities of mental phenomena.