This book explores how the mind handles space-time to achieve our human mind's extraordinary consciousness. I present several paradigms and hypotheses, including: a) The width of the present, a paradox the conscience uses to insert itself in the domain of time.

b) Time segments that only exist in the mind to give us access to the present, past, and future. c) The entanglement of the object of interest under focus that leads to the awareness of its state by the conscience.

d) We'll delve into quantum concepts, from sensations to awareness, under our mind's linguistic framework, where thinking and consciousness occur; I call this framework Quantum Thinking Physics. e) Quantumness is a space-time paradigm the mind uses to handle efficiently the discrete information processing needed by consciousness coherent comprehension of all thoughts and awareness superposition of all feelings.

f) Quantum thinking is an information fragmentation paradigm required to efficiently handle the concurrent processing of the multiple thinkers needed to fulfill consciousness' desire to process all outstanding issues in the thinking pool quickly and independently—according to their priority. .