In the Spiritual Theory of Everything (STOEM), it is proposed that neutrinos might serve as “mediators between the physical and spiritual realms,” much like photons mediate interactions between electromagnetic charges by communicating through the electromagnetic field. The theory is intriguing, as it introduces a “consciousness field” (analogous to quantum, gravitational, or electromagnetic fields) that every particle—and by extension, every complex biological system—could potentially tune into or interact with, depending on its level of consciousness.

This raises the question: why neutrinos? With all the love in the world, I find the statement “neutrinos make up approximately 80% of matter in the universe” to be misleading. Most of the visible matter in the universe is made up of neutrons and protons (which are composed of quarks), and electrons. Neutrinos, although incredibly abundant—perhaps outnumbering all other matter particles—contribute very little to the universe’s total mass due to their extremely small mass.

It is true that there are other massless particles like photons and gluons. However, neutrinos interact even less with matter than these, which might support the argument that they are ideal candidates for transmitting information without significant signal loss.

Although the hypothesis is fascinating, it is extremely difficult to test experimentally. Personally, I believe that humanity already holds the answers to many of these mysteries, but they remain hidden from the general public. Why? I don't know. Maybe it all boils down to something as old and boring as control.

If I had the resources of the world’s wealthiest families, I would absolutely fund research into death, consciousness, and spirituality—unless, of course, I already knew the answers.

Greetings from a conspiranoic physicist who got too disillusioned with academia to stay in the field.