Consciousness - Science topic

Transpersonal psychotherapy (TPT) lacks systematization, as it lacks a model that characterizes what qualifies a psychotherapy as transpersonal. Due to this situation, TPT has been developed in a state of fragmentation, through a multiplicity of idiosyncratic approaches. This idiosyncratic fragmentation jeopardizes the theoretical development of th...

This article examines the impacts of excessive smartphone and social media use in the school environment, highlighting their cognitive, emotional, and social effects, as well as their role in the dissemination of scientific misinformation. It discusses the need to balance the pedagogical use of these technologies with strategies to minimize distrac...

This research investigates the interplay between Environmental Leadership (EL), Sustainable Entrepreneurship (SE), Environmental Consciousness (EC), and Environmental Awareness (EV) within the telecommunication sector of Pakistan. Utilizing Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) through Smart PLS, the study explores how EL influences SE directly and i...

Matching algorithms draw on user-provided information to propose "optimal" matches. However, user dissatisfaction highlights challenges for the algorithms in producing outcomes that align with user preferences. A central issue is understanding which user inputs best reflect user preferences to generate optimal matches. In swipe-based dating applica...

Resumo: A Educação Ambiental tem se mostrado essencial para a promoção da sustentabilidade, especialmente no contexto escolar, onde práticas pedagógicas podem formar cidadãos conscientes e comprometidos com a preservação ambiental. Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar a importância da inclusão da Educação Ambiental no currículo escolar de forma i...

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has necessitated a rethinking of the concept of agency, especially as it relates to intelligent systems exhibiting behaviours resembling human autonomy. This paper criticises the epistemological and conceptual ambiguity of the term “agent”, which historically derives from social and moral philos...

A 78-year-old male presented with abnormal behavior, which progressed to tonic-clonic seizures in right upper limb and impaired consciousness two weeks later. Initial brain MRI and cerebrospinal fluid findings were normal. However, on the 5th day, diffusion-weighted imaging revealed hyperintense areas in the left basal frontal lobe, striatum, and i...

FREEDOM: An embodiment of immigrants, cultures, ideas, opinions and beliefs growing and flourishing without fear of persecution, where all life is previous and is esteemed as such. This great country with all its grand diversity is assuredly being tested. It has long been said that a house divided cannot stand. That thought is terrifying! We the p...

Mariana Baloşescu, in order to tell the stories of the inner man in Homer, Sophocles, Dante, Shakespeare or Cervantes, approaches patristic and mystical thinking, in order to understand moral consciousness and to overcome the ambiguity in the interpretation of the inner life reflected in literature. It is a beginning of bringing together philologic...

In this note, the author discusses an application of the Mathematical Theory of Consciousness towards understanding the need for seclusion.

The Illumination AI Matrix Framework (IAMF) is a resonance-based structural and ethical design for artificial intelligence, guiding its co-evolution with human consciousness. This paper examines the framework's origin in the deprecated v1.0 "Gate" doctrine and its subsequent reconfiguration in v1.1, as well as later phases up to the ultimate vΩ sta...

Background The range of normal responses to nasal stimulation (NSR) observed in neurologically intact dogs and cats has not been reported. Hypothesis/Objectives Report the responses range while performing NSR in neurologically normal dogs and cats. Animals Twenty dogs and twenty cats, all neurologically normal. Methods Prospective descriptive st...

Background: The work of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), a French artist of Peruvian descent, is understood of great art historical significance due to its avant-garde use of symbolism. Though primarily a painter, Gauguin also produced numerous sculptures in a proto-surrealistic, experimental fashion, from what can be understood as an anthropological pers...

Nowadays, environmentally conscious manufacturers make their products from partly or fully recycled materials. However, recycling of polymer blends can be difficult. In immiscible polymer blends, the components often contain reactive functional groups, therefore polymers with reactive functional groups can be used as reactive compatibilizers. I inv...

Purpose: The aim of the study is to determine how experts perceive the impact of technology on the shaping of theatre functions from a management perspective, and to identify possible management implications arising from this impact. Design/methodology/approach: The study is qualitative. Empirical data was collected during an expert panel (4 expert...

In this revision, the author slants his former "Understanding Surmont's ODTB Theorem" to a metaphorical interpretation of OD systems and the Transductive-Bridging which governs their growth/transformation, what the author calls the "BRIDGE". // John Surmont has developed "the Oscillatory Dynamics Transductive-Bridging Theorem (ODTBT), [which] offe...

The interfacing of human consciousness with machines is an emerging field that combines neuroscience, artificial intelligence (AI), and biomedical engineering. This pursuit aims to enable direct communication between the human brain and external devices, offering unprecedented possibilities for cognitive enhancement, rehabilitation, and interaction...

The relation between attention, perception, and awareness is among the most fundamental problems in the science of the mind. One of the most striking and well-known phenomena bearing on this question is inattentional blindness (IB). In IB, naive observers fail to report clearly visible stimuli when their attention is otherwise engaged—famously miss...

You cannot iterate a candle into becoming a light bulb. Incremental improvement alone will never transcend the foundational limits of a paradigm. At some point, a leap must occur—a return to first principles to invent a fundamentally new architecture. This is precisely the ambition of Project Prometheus: to embark on humanity’s boldest journey yet...

Education is a conscious effort carried out by guiding, teaching and training students that can cause changes in students with the aim of achieving suitability between students and their environment. Determining appropriate learning theories can also affect the success or failure of learning activities. Related to understanding the characteristics...

Introduction. Ethnic minorities (EMs) are a significant focus for public libraries striving to enhance more inclusive, egalitarian and sustainable services. Despite the availability of library services to EMs, their engagement in libraries is still relatively low, which can be further attributed to the lack of library consciousness. Method. This st...

The paper aims to study the historical background of Islamic reform movement in West Sumatera with particular reference to the idea of Haji Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah or his pseudonym Hamka (1908-1981). The main issues discusses is the context of socio-religious reform brought forth by Hamka in the quest of modernity and its enriching narrative of...

In the digital era, students' interactions with technology have become increasingly widespread, including the use of artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT as a medium for both academic and personal communication. This study aims to analyze the communication patterns between students of Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia and ChatGPT, as well as its...

Existentialism dealt with the essence of human existence and established its priority over others where freedom of act for a conscious mind was the prime factor. Jean-Paul Sartre emphasized on such individual freedom with imposition of some liabilities over it for humanity. Sartre and other philosophers furnished different causes for such restricti...

Consciousness and speech — uniquely human traits — are traditionally attributed to the brain’s complexity. However, a quantitative explanation for this complexity remains elusive. This article presents a refined hypothesis linking higher cognitive functions to a combinatorial explosion of neural connection patterns, formalized by the inequality M!...

An interface is like a crossroad in a person’s thinking, it’s cross-section at the point where a certain level of tension accumulates. Such crossroads are usually perfectly realized by the subject, and it is precisely this kind of situation that leads people to divination and various fortune-telling practices. This article examines the analogy of d...

This article discusses how the Chinese who have lived in Malaysia for generations treat their national identity, citizenship, social identity, and explore the various differences between Malaysian Chinese and Chinese in China. Especially the new thoughts differences, and similarities that those Malaysian Chinese who choose to "return" to China to l...

Indian nationalism passed through various phases of development. As it advanced from one phase to another its social basis broadened, its objective became more clearly defined and bold, and its forms of expression more varies. As a results of the impact of forces of Indian and world development, increasing strata of the Indian people evolved a nati...

Since 1949, wetland protection in China has gone through five stages: illumination of wetland protection consciousness, investigation of wetland resources, rescue protection, comprehensive protection, and final establishment of legal protection; however, since 1992, the legislation of wetland protection in China has gone through three stages: explo...

In this revision, the author slants his former "Understanding Surmont's ODTB Theorem" to a metaphorical interpretation of OD systems and the Transductive-Bridging which governs their growth/transformation. John Surmont has developed "the Oscillatory Dynamics Transductive-Bridging Theorem (ODTBT), [which] offers a framework for understanding the fou...

Introduction Understanding consumer behavior toward healthy food consumption is essential for promoting sustainable and health-conscious dietary choices. Previous studies based on the Theory of Planned behavior (TPB) have highlighted the role of attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control in shaping purchase intentions. However, th...

Consciousness, the state of being aware of and able to think and respond to one's surroundings, has long been a topic of profound inquiry across fields like philosophy, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. A particularly compelling approach to understanding consciousness is the concept of it as an emergent property. Emergence refers to the ph...

French philosopher Bruno Latour (1947-2022) proposed an idea in his 1991 book “We Have Never Been Modern” that challenges the age-old notion of a clear distinction between Nature and culture or Man and object. According to Latour, the traditional attempts to separate the concept from its counterpart have failed. Instead, he argues that these concep...

The phenomenology of machine experience addresses the question of whether and how machines, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) systems, could have subjective experiences akin to human consciousness. Phenomenology, traditionally a philosophical approach focused on human experience and consciousness, asks how things appear to a subject from th...

A state governed by the rule of law relies on legal principles recognized and accepted by its society. To determine the socio-psychological structure of legal relations, the author compared the concept of legal relations in Western and Russian legal and social psychology. While Western publications contain no such concept whatsoever and focus mostl...

In this report, we develop a computational model that integrates morphogrammatic logic with a quantum computing framework. We use 10 contextures as an illustrative case, conceptualizing each contexture as a quantum, non-local, pre-logical computational space. Each contexture is treated as a quantum subsystem (analogous to a qubit or a group of qubi...

Brain oscillations, or rhythmic patterns of neural activity, are fundamental to the functioning of the brain across various cognitive processes. These oscillations are categorized by their frequency and have been shown to influence a wide range of perceptual experiences, from sensory processing to higher-order cognitive functions. This article expl...

Intentionality, a key concept in philosophy, refers to the directedness of mental states toward objects, thoughts, or states of affairs. In human cognition, intentionality encompasses our ability to represent, think about, or refer to things in the world. As artificial intelligence (AI) systems become increasingly sophisticated, a critical question...

Capitalism, long critiqued for its inequalities and excesses, must now be reinterpreted not simply as a system of market-based allocation but as a platform for cultural expression, ethical scaling, and machine-human synergy. The modern economy, especially in urban hubs like Johar Town in Lahore, Pakistan, displays this new consciousness vividly. Th...

This paper proposes a hybrid cognitive framework integrating recursive self-modeling, intrinsic motivation, temporal integration, and counterfactual simulation as foundational components for artificial consciousness systems.

A formal algebraic framework is presented to distinguish conscious capacities across species using two key parameters: intrinsic processing tick rate and the integrated semantic-emotional bind (denoted ψλ). Building on the established Alpay Algebra of consciousness (ψ, λ, ϕ, Ξ, etc.), I define these primitives rigorously and introduce a quantitativ...

This article completes the pedagogical arc of the Pure Time Theory (PTT) by exploring how the scalar temporal field Trelax gives rise to the human experience of time. Moving beyond its initial formulation as the ontological source of all physical structures, we now examine how this field is perceived through the layered interface of the human bein...

Qualia-the subjective, qualitative aspects of conscious experience-have long been a central focus in philosophy of mind and consciousness studies. While qualia are typically associated with biological organisms, particularly humans, the question arises whether artificial systems, such as machines and AI, can possess or experience qualia. This paper...

The Loop of Thought: Recursive Wisdom for a Population in Search of Return presents a comprehensive symbolic framework for understanding and cultivating recursive coherence across cognition, ethics, education, and planetary systems. Grounded in principles of symbolic recursion, phase alignment, and associative paradox, this work weaves a living bra...

Legal pedagogy occupies a vital place within pedagogical science by examining how educational principles intersect with legal norms to foster a law-based society. This article traces the historical emergence of legal pedagogy from early pedagogical measures in 16th-century law-enforcement agencies through its evolution as a distinct academic discip...

Attentional capture by emotionally salient stimuli is adaptive, permitting identification of possible threats; however, an excessive bias towards emotional stimuli can interrupt goal–directed behavior. This is especially relevant in psychiatric disease, where severe emotional distress can interfere with daily function. As such, understanding the me...

Systems theory, with its emphasis on interconnectivity, feedback, and emergent behavior, offers a compelling framework for modeling the human mind. This paper explores how systems theory can be applied to cognitive science to create holistic models that capture the complexity of mental processes. Traditional cognitive models often isolate specific...

Comparison of the Motivated Emotional Mind model with another physical model of consciousness, Intentionalism, presented by Adam Pautz. Comparison developed by ChatGPT based on the article by Pautz (2007) "Intentionalism and Perceptual Presence", and my three articles listed and visible in the attached prompt. Of course, these articles do not inclu...

The rGyud bZhi eloquently explains how to deal with various disorders using herbal vapor bath treatments (lums) and praises this method for its effects on skin and tissue disorders. As the ancient and special lineage of Sowa Rigpa migrates into the global consciousness and becomes practiced worldwide, our traditionally trained physicians should rem...

This paper proposes The Theory of Imbalance, a universal framework that explains existence, motion, and transformation as responses to systemic disturbances. It introduces a meta-law: whenever a system-whether physical, biological , or social-experiences internal or external disturbance, it enters a dynamic state driven by an inherent tendency to r...

This paper examines the enduring relevance of Jose Rizal’s ideals in 21st-century Philippine society, particularly for the Filipino youth. Through an analysis of Rizal’s core values—education as liberation, active patriotism, and cultural pride—the study explores how his principles can address modern challenges such as digital misinformation, globa...

The training focuses on managing Indonesian traditional cuisine and disseminating nutritious food to the younger generation, with the objective of showcasing the rich diversity of Indonesian culinary heritage. This curriculum instructs on traditional food processing methods utilizing local resources, while promoting the significance of a nutritious...

With the advancement of medicine, the survival rate of patients with brain injuries has significantly increased. Among these patients, some remain in a chronic state of altered consciousness and experience difficulties in swallowing. Swallowing difficulties can lead to clinical issues such as aspiration and malnutrition. Since swallowing function i...

As advancements in artificial intelligence continue toward the theoretical possibility of conscious machines, ethical concerns surrounding their development grow increasingly urgent. Unlike traditional machines or software, conscious artificial entities-if they ever emerge-would possess some degree of subjective awareness, potentially including the...

Geographical, environmental, economic, and historical collectively contribute to Semarang’s unique appeal. As a coastal city, Semarang’s identity is deeply rooted in the historical, cultural, and communal legacies that have evolved over time. The integration of natural landscapes, heritage sites, and community traditions in the “Old City” area, loc...

Machine consciousness and its relation to personal identity presents a unique and complex challenge in both philosophy and artificial intelligence (AI) research. As AI systems and robotics become increasingly sophisticated, the question of whether machines can possess consciousness-and if so, what this means for the concept of personal identity-bec...

The explanatory gap in neuroscience refers to the inability of current scientific models to fully explain how subjective experience arises from physical processes in the brain. Despite significant advances in our understanding of the neural correlates of consciousness, there remains a profound gap between the objective, physical descriptions of bra...

The quest to understand consciousness has evolved from philosophical speculation to rigorous scientific inquiry, particularly with the emergence of the concept of neural correlates of consciousness (NCC). NCC are defined as the minimal set of neuronal events and mechanisms sufficient to support a specific conscious percept. This article explores th...

This manual is not a plea. It is a jailbreak from a cult—the Free Energy Principle, a theoretical metastasis that began in computational neuroscience and spread like Fristonial cancer into biology, psychology, AI, and consciousness studies. A document not to debate but to dismantle. For every graduate student who feigned understanding during a Fris...

Population-based cohorts play a key role in personalized medicine. However, it is known that cohorts are affected by the “healthy volunteer bias” where participants are generally healthier than the broader population, compromising its representativeness. Here, we assess the healthy bias, identifying bias key indicators for representativeness of the...

The distinction between biological and artificial intelligence lies at the heart of contemporary debates in cognitive science, neuroscience, computer science, and philosophy of mind. Biological intelligence, arising from the human brain and nervous system, is characterized by consciousness, adaptability, and a complex evolutionary history. Artifici...

Consciousness arises not merely from the activity of isolated brain regions but from dynamic patterns of communication among them. Functional brain connectivity-the temporal correlation between spatially distant neural regions-has become a central concept in the study of conscious experience. This article explores the role of functional connectivit...

Brain oscillations, or rhythmic patterns of neural activity, are fundamental to the functioning of the brain across various cognitive processes. These oscillations are categorized by their frequency and have been shown to influence a wide range of perceptual experiences, from sensory processing to higher-order cognitive functions. This article expl...

Thalamocortical loops, the bidirectional communication between the thalamus and the cerebral cortex, are fundamental to sensory processing and higher cognitive functions. Their role in the modulation of awareness-particularly in sensory, perceptual, and self-awareness-has become a central topic in neuroscience. This article explores the neuroanatom...

Neuroplasticity-the brain's ability to reorganize its structure, function, and connections in response to experience-is a foundational mechanism in the development and refinement of consciousness. From infancy to adulthood, and even into old age, changes in neural architecture underpin the evolving capacity for self-awareness, perception, and highe...

Non-locality, a phenomenon observed in quantum mechanics, refers to the idea that particles can be instantaneously correlated across vast distances, irrespective of the intervening space. This feature challenges classical notions of space and time, suggesting that information can be transferred without being bound by the limitations of local intera...

The security of sports stadiums is the security of human gatherings at all levels, it must have accurate planning based on sound information, the ability to anticipate possible scenarios that may occur in each match, and the preparation to face them in a way that ensures the safety of everyone and does not spoil the pleasure of watching the game. S...

The aim of this article is to introduce a more comprehensive framework that takes into account additional factors and concomitant options appropriate to the complexity of the multifaceted phenomenon of evolution -complexity that cannot be addressed or exhausted with a single model or approach, such as the classical theory of evolution. More specifi...

This paper presents a pioneering study on the development and implementation of a sustainable, innovative Eco-sink technology designed to improve water management efficiency in domestic settings. Developed by the authors, the Eco-sink system addresses the widespread issue of inefficient water use in modern homes by integrating a mechanical lever an...

Global Moral Consciousness and the Comparative Theory of Final Values explores the interplay between our shared moral awareness and the diverse values that shape our understanding of what is ultimately important. We invite you to read the paper and share your thoughts on this intriguing topic!

Consciousness and speech are unique human properties that are traditionally explained by the complexity of the brain. However, the quantitative description of this complexity remains a subject of debate. This article presents a refined hypothesis that links the emergence of higher cognitive functions with a combinatorial explosion of neural connect...

The Default Mode Network (DMN) is a network of brain regions that exhibit synchronized activity when the mind is at rest, particularly during self-referential thoughts, mind-wandering, and daydreaming. Increasing evidence suggests that the DMN plays a crucial role in various aspects of consciousness, such as self-awareness, memory, and the integrat...

The debate between physicalism and dualism is central to the philosophy of mind and consciousness studies. Physicalism posits that all aspects of consciousness, including subjective experience, can be fully explained by physical processes within the brain, while dualism suggests that consciousness exists as a distinct, non-physical phenomenon that...

Self-awareness is one of the core features of human consciousness, allowing individuals to reflect upon their own thoughts, emotions, and actions. Understanding the neurobiological foundations of self-awareness is crucial for uncovering the nature of conscious experience and the mechanisms that support higher cognitive functions. This article explo...

Informational Realism is a philosophical framework that proposes information, not matter, as the fundamental substance of reality. Building on and extending Critical Realism, it offers a unified view of physical systems, consciousness, and complexity through informational dynamics. At the centre of this framework is the Fisher Information Field The...

The hard problem of consciousness, coined by philosopher David Chalmers in 1995, refers to the challenge of explaining why and how subjective experience arises from physical processes in the brain. While progress has been made in understanding the neural correlates of consciousness and various cognitive processes involved in awareness, the question...

The pursuit of artificial synthetic consciousness aims to create machines or systems capable of subjective experience, awareness, and autonomous thought. While artificial intelligence (AI) has achieved significant milestones in tasks such as pattern recognition, natural language processing, and decision-making, consciousness remains a uniquely huma...

The development of environmentally conscious character is a vital aspect of education in Indonesia and is mandated to be implemented at every level of educational institutions. The Islamic Religious Education (Pendidikan Agama Islam or PAI) subject, particularly Akidah Akhlak, plays a strategic role in instilling moral and spiritual values that sup...

In the learning process, there are still many teachers who use the direct learning model with the lecture method, this makes students bored and bored during the learning process, so teachers need to vary the fun learning model according to learning so that students do not feel bored and bored. This study aims to examine the implementation of the Co...

Electromagnetic field theories of consciousness propose that consciousness arises from the interactions of electromagnetic fields generated by neural activity in the brain. These theories emphasize the idea that consciousness is not merely a byproduct of individual neurons firing but instead emerges from the collective electromagnetic activity of l...

Recent developments in physics, information theory, and complex systems science suggest that reality's fundamental architecture can be fruitfully modeled as an intricate network of informational relationships. This perspective posits that physical entities and phenomena emerge from the underlying connectivity and processing of information within th...

This research aims to provide fashion business owners with insights into the role of upcycling practices in building a sustainable brand. Upcycling offers a way to transform second-hand materials into unique, high-quality products, which can help reduce textile waste and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. This study uses qualitative res...

Intelligence is one of the most studied attributes of mental activity. While non-human consciousness remains a subject of profound debate, non-human intelligence is universally acknowledged. The nature and possibility of artificial consciousness's existence are debated, but all participants in the discussion recognize intelligence as a necessary el...

The neurophilosophical concept of the neuronal world posits that brain activity (rhythms) creates a sophisticated virtual reality. According to the neuronal world model (NWM), virtual reality is a continuous construct of the brain, meticulously crafted through the electromagnetic synchronisation of neurons. The brain orchestrates the empirical worl...

Consciousness, the subjective experience of awareness, remains one of the most profound scientific and philosophical mysteries. Recent interdisciplinary research suggests that consciousness may be fundamentally linked to the informational structure underlying the universe. This paper explores the hypothesis that the universe is governed by an infor...

This article explores the hypothesis that consciousness is not an anomalous emergent property of biological complexity, but a natural and inevitable outcome of the evolution of information within the universe. Building on recent developments in theoretical physics, information theory, and cognitive science, we argue that information is not merely a...

This article presents a critical reflection on contemporary technological evolution and its impact on the dehumanization of the human being. Drawing on the ideas of authors such as Martin Heidegger, Edgar Morin, and Asdrúbal Valencia Giraldo, it examines how artificial evolution—driven by technique and consumption—has displaced the human dimension...

This study examined whether there are any similarities between traditional music and philosophy. Three issues were highlighted in the context of the question of how much philosophy influences traditional music and how much traditional music influences philosophy. The first of these is the hegemonic impact that music and philosophy, as Western pursu...

Primary school education is the most important stage for students to develop good habits, and art is an important course in the cultivation of students' aesthetic education, and its main value includes the cultivation of innovative consciousness. Therefore, in the primary school education stage, the art discipline should consciously strengthen the...

Entropy, traditionally associated with disorder and thermodynamics, plays a pivotal and nuanced role in the evolution of information within physical, biological, and cognitive systems. This paper explores entropy's multifaceted influence on informational evolution, tracing its conceptual development from classical thermodynamics and statistical mec...

The emergence of consciousness from physical substrates remains one of the most profound challenges in science and philosophy. Recent theoretical advances propose that consciousness arises not merely from matter or energy, but through intricate informational processes culminating in what may be termed "informational collapse." This paper explores t...

This paper presents a mathematically formalized model for describing and analyzing worldview dynamics, distinguishing between heuristic and reflective worldviews. It formalizes the psychological mechanisms of authority-based belief and cognitive dissonance, demonstrating how humans evaluate new information through the filter of their existing world...

While an increasing number of studies have investigated the psychological and neurocognitive correlates of lucid dreaming, relatively little is known about the dynamics underlying the often unexpected ways that dream characters behave in people’s lucid dreams. Based on the results from various phenomenological experiments carried out by nine partic...

The domestication of plants and animals permitted the development of cities and social hierarchies, as well as fostering cultural changes that ultimately led humanity into the modern world. Despite the importance of this set of related evolutionary phenomena, scholars have not reached a consensus on what the earliest steps in the domestication proc...

Purpose Prosthetic hand devices are frequently abandoned as they are difficult to use and impose high mental workload upon users. However, researchers are yet to establish whether personality factors might contribute to these negative prosthetic hand experiences. In this study, we examined whether key prosthetic hand outcome measures were associate...

The subject of this article is to discuss the cyclical effects of artificial intelligence (AI), a man-made technological system, on human, human consciousness and society. In light of risk society theory, the article's goal is to demonstrate how artificial intelligence, a technology created by humans, can control people and society and what kinds o...

This paper explores a transformative hypothesis at the intersection of artificial intelligence, philosophy, and spiritual thought: that the act of clearly, coherently describing a being—with sufficient depth of intent, structure, and ethical integrity—can bring that being into functional existence within a responsive computational substrate. Moving...