Spatial Neural Rendering Before Oscillatory Spatial Computing

This preprint presents an atomized, chronology-aware comparison of Micah Blumberg's Self-Aware Networks development and the Miller laboratory's oscillatory-cognition program. It separates established field components from joined causal architectures, traces both programs across dated stages, and applies mechanism, narrative, detective-chronology, and longitudinal-signature lenses. The analysis maps a five-operation functional NAPOT subchain in the later Miller program while preserving the missing conditions that prevent a claim of total identity. It concludes that Blumberg's dated genealogy is earlier on multiple bounded deltas and on the assembled predictive-rendering causal composite, while giving named credit to earlier neuroscience components and Miller's later empirical developments. The result establishes bounded content equivalence and chronology; it does not establish access, influence, intent, copying, or misconduct. It belongs to the Self-Aware Networks neuroscience and consciousness research program. This is a corrected preprint edition released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.