Bohr's idea of complementarity is especially interesting to Jungian psychologists, for Jung saw that the relationship between the conscious and unconscious mind also forms a complementary pair of opposites.

Indeed, just as the wave is the unobserved aspect of the quantum and the particle is the observed aspect, so the unconscious is the unobserved aspect of the psyche and the conscious is the observed aspect. Moreover, the wave is continuously spread throughout space, while the particle has a limited location. Similarly, Jung states that:

"The area of the unconscious is enormous and always continuous, while the area of consciousness is a restricted field of momentary vision."

Thus, synchronicity essentially involves the manifestation of meaning in the sense of an unconscious compensation that serves an individual's process of individuation toward wholeness. Nonlocal correlations between quanta, in contrast, are connections between two physical events, and do not involve a manifestation of inner psychological meaning.

‏¹ http://www.ams.org/notices/199610/comm-harrell.pdf

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