Recent Study on the Quantum Unconscious and the Observant Consciousness

Based on the philosophy of Henri Bergson and the contemporary developments of Quantum Physics,
I sought to demonstrate how these developments are incompatible with a positivist vision of reality,
which is still influential in the scientific community. Specifically, in the field of Psychoanalysis, I have
shown how this outdated epistemology has been responsible for a manic denial of the theories of Carl
Gustav Jung and Wilfred Bion (later stage) as part of an immobilising allegiance to a schizo-paranoid
functional tradition imposed by its founder. Finally, I have proposed that supported by the formulations
of these renegade analysts, psychoanalysis can progress to a depressive position, eventually
transmitting this integrated perspective of reality to the rest of the scientific community and
postmodern society in general. Nevertheless, to complete this project, Psychoanalysis must first
undergo the self-therapeutic process of overcoming its Freudian legacy of submission to a positivistic
science; only then will it be able to assert itself as the paradigmatic discipline of a new super-science.