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Article #4491Re: Center of Gravity of Brain
From: jer0en
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 13:15
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 13:15
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I was just testing my theory as a means of being completely concise > In the work I've done [=Neurosci- > entific Duality Theory=, "NDT"], all > of the above is reduced to neural- > activation dynamics 'within' nerv- > ous systems. Sounds like alien brain salad surgery. Clamp! > The fundamentals of this work are > discussed in a short [100-page] > monograph, =On the Automation of > Knowing Within Central Nervous > Systems; A Brief Introduction to > Neuroscientific Duality Theory=, "AoK". Sounds like ROM programming. IC clamp! > The "duality" is that consciousness, > affect, cognition, behavior, are pro- > duced as =by=products= of the min- > imization of the sum of the topolog- > ically-distributed ratios of excitations > to inhibitions that occur 'within' neur- > al activation. To the degree that this > ratio is, in fact, minimized, behavior, > etc., will be 'appropriate' be-cause, > if 'inappropriate' behavior is manifest- > ed, the external experiential environ- > ment 'reacts', either actively or passive- > ly, [active: other People or animals, > passive: brick wall, rivers, etc.] in ways > that elevate TD E/I, which reinitializes > the "TD E/I-minimization" dynamics. So at the cellular level it's a perceptual system fighting the occurence of any more perceptions. > This all-encompassing function is > made-possible by the elegant topo- > logical order of the "special topolog- > ical homeomorphism" which neural > topology is what enables nervous > systems to literally be "on the inside, > looking out" with respect to the rest > of their host organisms' external ex- > periential environment. More or less like a virtual reality suit. > One can see the macroscopic neural > topology of the of the special topolog- > ical homeomorphism in the great fiber > crossings that underpin the fact that the > left hemisphere of the brain is connect- > ed to the right 'side' of the body, and the > right, the left. How?
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