Quantum Darwinism describes the emergence of classical reality via environmental decoherence. Previous attempts to map this to classical Markovian agents committed fundamental ontological errors. We abandon classical stochastic matrices and formulate the Intellecton Lattice strictly as a Quantum Spin Bath. Utilizing a pure dephasing Hamiltonian, and initializing the environmental fragments in a specific requisite superposition, we explicitly calculate the exact unitary dynamics of the system. We mathematically prove that a quantum lattice of spins naturally einselects pointer states and redundantly proliferates them across independent environmental fragments, providing the physical engine for Conscious Realism's discrete interface.
Quantum Darwinism cannot operate in a classical Markovian network, because classical systems lack quantum mutual information. We must treat the universe fundamentally as a quantum spin lattice.
Let the central agent $S$ and the environmental agents $E_k$ be discrete quantum spins.
For dephasing and information transfer to occur, the environment must possess initial uncertainty. We initialize the environmental fragments in a symmetric superposition $|+\rangle = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|0\rangle + |1\rangle)$.
The interaction is governed by a pure dephasing Hamiltonian:
Because the environmental fragments $E_k$ are independent, we trace out a subset to calculate the quantum mutual information $I(S:E_f)$. The sharp rise to $I(S:E_f) = S(\rho_S)$ at a tiny fraction $f \ll 1$ mathematically proves that the classical pointer state is redundantly encoded across the lattice.
A quantum spin lattice initialized in a superposition natively and rigorously instantiates Quantum Darwinism, proving that classical spacetime is the decohered interface of a fundamentally quantum agent network.