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This treatise explores breath's impact on civilization, proposing a new framework for existence and survival.
This treatise by painter Hirofumi Miyauchi proposes a paradigm shift in the intellectual foundations of modern civilization, moving from "theory" to "breath". In Part I, "Heliocentrism in Art," the author provides a logical analysis of how theory infringes upon somatic knowledge, leading humanity into a state of "collective respiratory failure". In Part II, "The Breathing Declaration," breath is defined as the "Scientific Zero Point (0)," presenting a new coordinate system of intelligence—the Theory of Absolute Breath—to re-establish the right to survival. By updating Descartes' "I think, therefore I am" to "I live, therefore I am," this work envisions the future of a "Breathing Civilization" that remains unaffected by the progress of Artificial Intelligence.
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