The Quantum Relation Principle: Technological Implementation and Real World Application in Intercultural Conflict Detection and Management

摘要

The Quantum Relations Principle (QRP) is a theoretical and practical tool that guides us in building dynamic reality models that can measure the interactions of mutual causality among various observers and can make assumptions about how they may behave and affect each other in the future. The QRP approach redefines common computer intelligence (AI) into a n-dynamic (different dynamics in different frames of reference) and n-dimensional (quantum relational) parallel system, which is much more in tune with the way the human brain works. It has the advantage, however, of running on modern supercomputers, and therefore is highly scalable. In that way, it is poised to vastly outperform the human brain and thus greatly surpass human performance at all levels. QRP systems are ideally suited to model, analyze and offer solutions to very complex real-world problems, including interethnic and intercultural conflicts. The paper discusses a recent example from the Middle East to demonstrate both the predictive and the solution-oriented capabilities of the QRP systems. But similar QRP analytic methods can be applied to conflictive situations in other regions of the world, for example to the modeling of the historically tense relations between Hungarian and Romanian ethnic groups in Transylvania, or more generally, to the very complex intercultural relations in Central and Eastern Europe.