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In the atomistic picture of the world, the concept of parallel worlds is expressed in the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, where the Universe is represented by an endlessly dull set of monotonous and disparate atomistic worlds, between which it is impossible to exchange information, let alone travel. In the neural picture of the world, parallel worlds are presented in the form of separate neural layers controlled by a single higher center through which information exchange and travels of a developed personality is possible. At the same time, the concepts of the information fields and the collective mind are legitimized. The prospect of modeling and research of these concepts opens. |