Editing QuaziPhysics (section)

=== Core Concepts in QuaziPhysics ===
QuaziPhysics is built upon a few key speculative concepts that differentiate it from conventional physics:

* '''Metaphysical Fields''': Just as physics studies fields like electromagnetic and gravitational fields, QuaziPhysics proposes the existence of metaphysical fields—abstract constructs that could influence consciousness, energy, or other non-material entities. These fields might operate in higher-dimensional spaces or interact with the physical world in subtle ways that are currently beyond scientific detection.

* '''Consciousness as a Field''': One of the central ideas in QuaziPhysics is that consciousness itself may be a field that permeates the universe. This field could interact with physical systems in ways that manifest as psychic phenomena, synchronicities, or other unexplained events. The study of consciousness as a field in QuaziPhysics seeks to understand how mental states could influence or be influenced by these abstract fields.

* '''Energy Beyond Matter''': QuaziPhysics hypothesizes that there could be forms of energy that exist beyond the physical, influencing both the material world and non-material domains. These energies might operate on principles similar to those of physical energy but would interact with abstract entities like thoughts, intentions, or spiritual forces.

* '''Emergent QuaziParticles''': Similar to [[QuasiParticles]] in condensed matter physics, QuaziPhysics suggests the existence of '''[[QuaziParticles]]'''—emergent phenomena within metaphysical or non-material systems. These quaziparticles could represent the collective behavior of abstract entities, such as the interaction of thoughts, emotions, or consciousness.