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Theory of Mind Machine

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The activation of imagination power (Ip) and its transformation into a mind energy (Me) and then further into an energy state travel machine (Tm) have been modeled to travel anywhere in the multiverse. Since imagination power (Ip) is the hidden element that initiated from the human brain, thus, the clarification of the imagination power (Ip) is being computed considering the quantum electrodynamics (QED) of the human brain. Naturally, the reconfiguration of this QED has been computed considering its nano-point dynamics to transform imagination power (Ip) into the mind energy (Me) to initiate it into an activated state energy. Naturally, this activated mind energy (Me) is being further remodeled to convert it into energy state travel machine energy (Tm) by the implementation of Higgs boson (H → γγ−) electromagnetic fields of the human body to transform this energy into a travel machine. The generation of mind energy (Me) from the imagination power (Ip) and then its transformation into energy state travel machine (Tm) are being confirmed by a series of mathematical tests, which reveals that the generation of energy state travel machine (Tm) by the activation of imagination power (Ip) and then mind energy (Me) is quite possible, which, perhaps, would be the ultimate transportation system ever to travel anywhere in the universe and multiverse in the near future.

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The author, Md. Faruque Hossain, declares that any findings, predictions, and conclusions described in this article are solely performed by the author, and it is confirmed that there is no conflict of interest for publishing this research paper in a suitable journal and/or publisher.

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Hossain, M.F. (2023). Theory of Mind Machine. In: Global Sustainability . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34575-3_14

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