How to read this project
A formal experiment inspired by Advaita, not a proof of it
The starting point is the Advaitic notion of avidya: not merely missing information, but structural self-ignorance. The technical question asked here is narrower: can this kind of ignorance be modeled physically as the finite capacity of an observer to track its own measurement basis?
Observers are physical systems with finite tracking capacity; the measurement basis is also a physical variable.
When internal information production outpaces tracking capacity, basis uncertainty can grow and suppress visibility.
The decisive question is prospective: does visibility depend on controller bandwidth in the predicted direction at fixed temperature?
Connections to Vedanta, biology, Penrose OR, and cosmology are presented as resonances and extensions, not established conclusions.
Note of the Author
The Manuscript
The Ignorant Observer
A physical formalization inspired by Advaita Vedanta's insight into ignorance
A Control-Theoretic Approach to Quantum Measurement
The core control-theoretic hypothesis without the contemplative framing
IOF Double-Slit Animation
A visualization of the tracking-loss model with auditable code
