Is Reality Just a Consensus? A Quantum Field Perspective on Consciousness and Gravity

This paper explores the hypothesis that physical reality emerges from a consensus of quantum field interactions, rather than existing as an independent external structure. By examining the observer effect in quantum mechanics and the role of information in gravitational phenomena, we propose that consciousness and measurement may function as boundary conditions that collapse probabilistic field states into experienced reality. The implications for the unification of quantum mechanics and gravity are discussed, suggesting that spacetime itself may be a collective consensus of entangled quantum processes.