Memory and Consciousness in Homo Sapiens. The Theory of General and Complete Consciousness and the Role of the Biological Algorithm, the DoNA Index and the Two-Fold system.

This paper presents the relation and correlation between the innate qualities of memory and the formation of consciousness in Homo sapiens by means of a Two-Fold system This paper states and investigates their relation, and maps states their proposed relationship and correlation, provides an individual hypothetical case for exemplification for observation and then and applies the relationship to explain an assortment of variables that effect the processing of information with that specific hypothetic scenario. It explains the relationship between memory and consciousness and proposes their relation, and the influence of memory in consciousness and decision making. The theory being proposed in this paper elucidates and theorizes on the relationship between the two main components, memory and consciousness in Homo sapiens and the wide variety of other variables related to this theory (GCC) and its two primary components. It proposes a new component within the consciousness of Homo Sapiens, The Biological Algorithm and its involvement and action that stems consciousness. It explores the limitations of consciousness in the form of postulates and details how these factors are applied in thought and their interplay with one another. It proposes a theoretical mathematical equation called the DoNA equation to measure the degree of relative consciousness by integration of its parameters. The equation provides a raw computational output known as the DoNA score which is normalized to form the DoNA index to enable comparative analysis of relative neural awareness across species.