Quantum Theory of the Development of Science, Economic and Society

Abstract

This paper discusses the wave description in biology, chemistry and economics. Using quantum mechanics to study social processes, it was shown that the economic waves of N. Kondratiev are theoretically derived from the quantum theory of the development of science and society. The use of Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle for social phenomena shows that the development of society is conceptually probabilistic in nature and cannot be strictly predicted in principle (given the mathematical formula). The rejection of the “time arrow” at the quantum level leads to the conclusion that “time in our world” is a definite “averaging and transformation” of periodic quantum processes at the fundamental level. It also shows the impossibility of achieving technological singularity and the creation of artificial intelligence like human.