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This article aims to introduce and define the Thinking and Feeling Entity (SFE) as a hypothetical fundamental phenomenon underlying the subject and information.

August 12, 2026Open Access

The Thinking and Feeling Entity (SFE): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

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This article aims to introduce and define the Thinking and Feeling Entity (SFE) as a hypothetical fundamental phenomenon underlying the subject and information.
Introduces the SFE concept based on a logical chain from previous works.
Defines properties of the SFE derived from existing models and comparisons with contemporary theories.
Proposes the echolot of cognition principle for knowledge acquisition.
Introduces the SFE as an entity existing in a higher dimension of the hierarchy of forms (F4–F7).
Establishes that the SFE is irreducible to the subject and indirectly accessible through projections.
Identifies new research directions focusing on connections between the SFE and existing concepts.

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Conceptualizes the Thinking and Feeling Entity as a fundamental source of projection, suggesting new research pathways.

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Alexander Yourievitch Kotelnikov (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7c208206a85aed514b7423 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21879007

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The Thinking and Feeling Entity (SFE): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

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