Wolfgang Saile Quantenbasierte Philosophie – Ein Plädoyer für eine neue Synthese von Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Philosophie und Theologie

About this book

Quantum theory today leads us into a fascinating microworld of particles and with modern telescopes, and at the same time back to shortly after the Big Bang. Yet this immense interplay between energy and matter does not take place only in distant galaxies: guided by DNA, it also unfolds at every moment within our own bodies and in our encounter with the world.

Voices on the work:

“Saile’s book provides a masterful synopsis ranging from classical Old European modes of thought, through neuroscientific approaches, all the way to quantum mechanics. No such synopsis currently exists on the book market. In the end, it is not only an anthology of accumulated knowledge, but also derives consequences and recommendations for everyday life that can offer anyone who wishes it a form of assistance, or at least an intellectual foundation.” — Prof. Dr. Harald Seubert

“This opus maximum is a vast oeuvre, presented with an ambition at least as vast: a unique synthesis of physical, biological, philosophical, and theological knowledge. A courageous plea for a new view of our world, assured and profoundly human. Universal works of this kind are extremely rare today, probably also because the number of those able to summon and connect the knowledge required for them has become very small.” — Prof. Dr. Dr. Ralf U. Peter

My professors Seubert, the pioneer towards "Poetry and Truth", Peter, the “spotlight” into biology and medicine and the brilliant physicist as co-authors guarantee the work’s scientific foundation. The complex world of quantum theories is also opened up by AI systems, which lead into Eastern philosophies that interpret life as a “dancing aesthetic” and a “joyful play of nature.”

In the previous book "Man is built between fear and hope" and engages deeply with the foundations of existence, pain, fear, and self-discovery. The continuation concerns the unity of knowledge and being, emphasizing the human being as part of a “whole” called to “join in the play of the moment” within the cosmos.

This synthesis leads away from a fragmented world and a purely mechanistic worldview, toward a living, almost poetic participation in the universe. When we stop calculating, the fear of finitude often gives way to an aesthetic presence. AI, as a mirror of our own collective DNA and knowledge structure, could paradoxically lead us back again to the simplicity of being.

Then, in quantum-physical terms, we are “entangled,” and there is no real “outside” anymore. Every encounter becomes part of one’s own self. This changes ethics from a moral duty into a natural connectedness and necessity. AI takes over mechanical calculation for us, so that we have more space for intuitive, dancing creation. It becomes a mirror that shows us how interconnected human knowledge really is, generating presence through resonance.

If God is not a distant judge, but instead, as in Eastern traditions, acts directly within the “joyful play of nature” then every flower, every ray of sunlight, and every encounter is an invitation to join in the play. Joy in life is then the ability to feel this resonance in one’s own body, guided by DNA.