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May 2, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Soul Reactor - Theory of the Soul

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J-Jeorge Kevin Po -

Key Points

  • The research explores whether the concept of a 'soul' can be examined scientifically and philosophically.
  • Employs thought experiments to investigate the nature of consciousness and the soul.
  • Incorporates logic and existing knowledge to approach the problem of awareness and thought.
  • Considers connections between brain activity and cosmological phenomena.
  • Identifies unresolved areas of brain function affecting understanding of consciousness.
  • Considers that empirical investigations of the 'soul' remain speculative.
  • Highlights potential relationships between consciousness and dark energy.

Abstract

This paper explores the longstanding question of whether the concept of a "soul" can be meaningfully examined through scientific and philosophical perspectives. While neuroscience has achieved significant advances, a substantial portion of brain function remains unresolved, leaving the mechanisms of consciousness only partially understood. This uncertainty raises critical questions: how can beings composed of atoms, governed by neural processes, experience awareness, thought, and dreams? Because direct empirical investigation of the “soul” lies beyond current scientific methodologies, the subject is often regarded as speculative or philosophical rather than scientific. This study approaches the problem through a series of thought experiments informed by logic, imagination, and existing knowledge, while considering possible connections between consciousness, brain activity, and cosmological phenomena such as dark energy.

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Jeorge Kevin Po - (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f5951171405d493a000149https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19904731
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