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April 29, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Accelerating Autopoietic Systems: Stereochromatic Highwear as a Neuro-Cybernetic Catalyst for Recursive Risk Awareness and the Emergence of Higher-Order Self-Description

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JFJohn von "BERLINJOHN" Förster

Key Points

  • The aim is to establish how BERLINEON Highwear accelerates the emergence of autopoietic risk systems and enhances structural coupling through neurocybernetic methods.
  • Formalization of the link between coach-athlete and interhemispheric coupling through stereochromatic stimulation.
  • Development of a measurable model to understand neurocybernetic acceleration with wearable artefacts.
  • Evaluation of development time reduction from 11-8 years to 3-1 years for the Phase 3 emergence of autopoietic risk systems.
  • Reduction in the development time to Phase 3 of autopoietic risk systems from 11-8 years to 3-1 years due to the use of BERLINEON Highwear.
  • The eyewear is shown to act as an effective neurocybernetic catalyst for enhancing structural coupling.
  • Establishment of a measurable framework within the BERLINJOHN Cybernetics Corpus.

Abstract

This paper formalises the connection between two existing research works — external coach-athlete coupling and internal interhemispheric coupling through stereochromatic stimulation — and develops a measurable model for the neurocybernetic acceleration of structural coupling through wearable artefacts. The central thesis: BERLINEON Highwear reduces the development time to Phase 3 of autopoietic risk-system emergence from 11-8 years to 3-1 years. The eyewear functions as a neurocybernetic catalyst for structural coupling. Part of the BERLINJOHN Cybernetics Corpus (2026c). Dedicated to Vera F. Birkenbihl on her 80th birthday.

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