Duality and uncertainty in language
Language also has quantum aspects.
Analogous to the duality particle-duality there is the duality symbol-concept or word-sense.
This explains the Principle of Uncertainty in language, which is homologous to De Saussure's concept of "sign" that speaks of signifier and signified.
Ambiguity and evasiveness are manifestations of the Uncertainty Principle.
In Quantum Extreme applications these principles are applied to facilitate unconscious processing.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN QUANTUM ANALYSIS, TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR AND PNL
In the analysis of language there is a difference between the view of NLP and Transformational Grammar and the quantum view.
In transformational grammar in the modern logical version (Jackendoff) language is multi-step: the first step in the formulation of language is probably the formulation of a semantic structure - an intended meaning. The final step is a sound wave consisting of words. The mind then moves from a function of meaning to a function of words.
But whereas in transformational grammar there is a static deep structure, in a quantum view the process of language production is the collapse of a wave function of meaning which is probabilistic in nature and the word used represents the measure of meaning which in turn influences the mental process.
We also find the underlying postulates (developed at the University of Hamburg) very relevant
Characteristics of the mind:
the mind is a quantum mechanism with quasi-classical memories
Because our sensory data are ephemeral, we use memory to access the reality of the world and be able to reason about the information. Memory is an aggregate of quantum phenomena with a large number of quanta and is therefore stable. From a subjective point of view the probability is therefore close to one.
Reality in the mind consists of the matter of our thoughts.
Thought in the mind is largely the interaction of the mind with memories and occasionally sensory data. There is something active in our mental processes that can only be explained by quantum theory.
Language comprehension is a quantum measurement made by the language user
Language comprehension is essentially "understanding meaning". Only after a measurement has been made can meaning be given. The unique meaning extracted is called eigenstate.
The understanding of language and the formulation of language do not commute
In other words, what is said does not necessarily correspond to what is understood.
Also, it is important to note how we need to understand something before we rephrase it. When we have understood it, we can communicate it easily.
Flash linguistics operates on the instant, and creates pattern interruptions by arriving at the empty point of creation.
The goal of flash linguistics is instantaneous changes.
The models of Quantum Linguistics developed by Tad James are also part of Flash Linguistics.
Flash Linguistics can also be considered in many cases a limiting case of chaos linguistics.
Shock
A shock represents a non-verbal Flash Linguistics model. It is used, for example, in instant inductions.
Pattern Cancellation and Pattern Breaks
Schema breaks are a special case of schema undoing. Paradoxically, it is easier to do a schema undo than a schema break. This is because when we make an interruption of scheme we operate with a mind already structured, while when we make an annulment we operate deconstructing.
The contrast or Koan
The Japanese koan is another form of linguistics that carries over to the basic level. Flash linguistics works a lot on internal contradictions
What differences are equal?
Moving toward what we are running away from
Flash linguistics produces the "quantum leap". Quantum leap is about changing levels of reality.
Chaos linguistics works on developing states of confusion and superposition of various concepts. Since quantum superposition is one of the abilities of the unconscious mind, the rational mind is depotentiated. It normally complements flash linguistics.
Quantum also leads through chaos to quantum reality.
- Chaos linguistics can be realized in a classical verbal context, respecting the usual linguistic conventions.
- However, chaos linguistics may also not conform to the usual linguistic conventions.
To our knowledge this is the first time that it has been studied so thoroughly what happens when we do not conform to conventional syntax, grammar and semantics.
We note that even the interventions of Milton Erickson, master of hypnotic language, remained 98% within patterns of "well-formed English." Erickson had also made interventions based on "confusion" but always within conventional patterns.
In the opinion of the writers, it is necessary to distinguish several quantum orders of confusion, pattern interruption, shock, surprise and paradox operating both at verbal (semantic, syntactic, grammatical etc. ...) and non verbal level.
(Note: quantum level or quantum order: different non-commensurable levels of distance from the nucleus - in this case the center of the person - in which the change can occur).
We have observed countless times that breaking out of the classical linguistic patterns very often brings faster and more immediate results than the classical techniques, as it brings the interlocutor to get out of his usual "Conventional Reality" until he immediately reaches the Quantum Point of Change.
Examples of Verbal Chaos linguistics
The sentences below, in a proper quantum context, give surprising results.
- Normally this would be the case, only not here and not now, it is.
- Before you had this problem how did you feel afterwards?
- I would like you to just tell me what you are not thinking right now but to go back in time and tell me what you are thinking in five minutes.
- You can feel the problem again so you never feel it again.
Nonverbal Chaos Linguistics
Nonverbal chaos linguistics naturally leads to hypnosis and is its most powerful key.
Chaos linguistics can operate not only on the level of words but also on the level of syntax, that is the order of words in a sentence. In this regard we remember the:
Sintax destroyer, that is the modification of the order of words in the sentence.
Different are you already?
Chaos linguistics creates the key empty point of change
Creational linguistics corresponds to the last step.
By naming a thing we create it by describing it we give it life. Words construct reality
Model rnc - rc
Lead - peace
1 collapse a probable reality
2 tie it to a conventional reality
Allows contextual (within one reality) and polycontextual (multiple' contexts)Communication is effective when it is fully heard.
In the same way as Newtonian physics can be considered as a particular case of quantum physics the same can happen with classical linguistic models.
A limit case of Creational Linguistics is represented when we operate at Chaos = 0 level on elements already concretized previously (100% probability level) in that case Quantum Psi Linguistics coincides with classical linguistics,