Theoretical framework models consciousness emergence via dynamic approximation and alternation, indicating a mechanism to reconcile determinacy and indeterminacy in human agency.
This is a collection of unpublished reflections on the structural conditions underlying consciousness, agency, and perception. Central is the concept of infinitesimality structure, a theoretical framework that aims to reconcile determinacy and indeterminacy in decision-making processes and perceptual experience. Building on my major work, How Consciousness Creates Reality: The Full Version, I assume that consciousness emerges through dynamic processes of condensation, approximation, and alternation.
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