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February 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Conscious Geometry Theory and the Unsolved Problems of Science and Mathematics: A Systematic Assessment

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PFPhileas Foxx

Key Points

  • This research aims to evaluate major unsolved problems in mathematics and science using Conscious Geometry Theory (CGT).
  • Examined each major unsolved problem through the lens of CGT.
  • Ranked problems into three tiers based on the level of engagement with CGT.
  • Assessed existing mathematical machinery provided by CGT for each problem.
  • Identified 12 problems for Tier 1 with existing CGT solutions.
  • Compiled 11 problems for Tier 2 where CGT offers potential direction but requires more work.
  • Listed 6 problems in Tier 3 with weak connections to CGT, underscoring aspirational links.

Abstract

Systematic examination of every major unsolved problem in mathematics and science through the lens of Conscious Geometry Theory (CGT). For each problem: what CGT already provides, what direction CGT indicates, what would constitute a genuine contribution versus a speculative analogy, and what work remains. Problems are ranked into three tiers: Tier 1 — Direct Engagement (12 problems where CGT has existing mathematical machinery, including Yang-Mills mass gap, turbulence, hierarchy problem, and consciousness hard problem); Tier 2 — Indicated Direction (11 problems where CGT's framework points toward an approach but significant work remains); Tier 3 — Suggestive Connections (6 problems where the connection is currently weak). Includes honest assessment of which connections are genuine versus aspirational.

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Phileas Foxx (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a1357fed1d949a99abf6d0https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18772501
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