Through analysis of 17 datasets from published neuroscience, I demonstrate that consciousness arises from resonant wave dynamics operating at criticality. The fundamental discovery: theta oscillations (6 Hz) couple to gamma oscillations (50 Hz) with an 8.3x ratio, enabling maximum information integration. Working memory capacity (7±2 items) equals gamma cycles per theta cycle, revealing wave-interference limits. Neuronal avalanches follow powerlaw with exponent -1.5 (exactly -3/2), consciousness maintains edge-of-chaos dynamics (Lyapunov=0), and anesthesia disrupts gamma coherence. This completes the resonator framework spanning economics, biology, genomics, and now consciousness. The brain is not a computer; it is a resonator. Consciousness is the music it plays.
Brent Allen Jensen (Sun,) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: