Explains the constant subconscious operating as a regulatory system, suggesting a new perspective on consciousness and existence.
Explains the concept of the constant subconscious (CSС) as an autonomous regulatory system of existence that is not reducible to the psyche, consciousness, or brain activity, the CSC is viewed as a distributed biological architecture implemented through genetic programs, physiological processes, and feedback loops with the environment, functioning in all forms of life regardless of conscious meanings and beliefs. In this model, consciousness performs an interface function, while meaning, personality, and motivation are interpreted as tools for stabilizing the life process, rather than as its foundations.
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Dmitry S. Dorozhko (2026) studied this question.
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