The Brains’ Mind
Neuroscience and Philosophy Ronny Verlet
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The biological brain creates the mental mind. Today our collective mind becomes so fascinated by its brain source, that all sciences incorporate neuro models in their concepts.
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The most significant discovery is probably philosophical, such as: How the brain creates consciousness. How the brain creates at any moment, it’s time. That at each moment in time, our body runs the whole program of Evolution. That Life is a rhythmic ritual. That what we know about the brain is phantasy from the mind.
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The mind language is pictural If I cannot picture it, I cannot understand it.
Albert Einstein. Scientist. Man’s mind cannot understand thoughts without images of them.
Thomas Acquino Philosopher –Theologian .
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Humankind has expanded its global biological byte capacity by 0.4 %, at the cost of 10 % of global electricity consumption. Will the depletion of energy resources limit the technological brain capacity?
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The only laws of matter are those fabricated by our Mind, and the laws of the mind are fabricated by matter. James Clerk Maxwell.
The chief character of the mind is to be constantly be describing itself. Henri Focillon.
The conscious of the Conscious is in the Evolution a milestone. The cognition of the Brain and the Mind is simply the summation of all cognition acquired in Evolution, waiting to add new knowledge.
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The sapiens fill their imagined concepts with mental content via a ritual called Logic.
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This map shows how the ritual grows from the intuition of Time and Space. All knowledge is an intellectual transformation of meaning created by recurrent processes of a signifier pointing to something else and give it another meaning.
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The Micro and Macro meet each other in the concept of the Big Bang, where fundamental particles packed at extreme temperature and density triggers the universe to expand and create new particles and radiation cooling to the materials which make up our solar system. From these materials and radiation evolve the biological matter of life forms and species. In this way, relate Space and Time to Complexity
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This map is a simplification of life forms that emerged in Evolution.
evolution Molecular content of the Universe during Evolution. Remark that: the material content of the human body is closer to the sea than to the earth.
Basic materials present in biological life forms.
evolution The emergence of biological molecules and the steps to Life.
What you should learn first to discover how LIFE emerges from matter •
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About the theories on CHAOS. PATTERN generation and CELLULAR PROGRAMMING. SYSTEMS, COMPLEXITY and BIG DATA processing. TIME, REPETITIONS, RHYTHM and RITUAL. SEMIOTICS.
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CHAOS How regular patterns of movements, attraction and repulsion create a chaotic path.
Chaos explained on the dance floor.
About Order and Disorder, and the Entropy of a system. And Energy balances..
The stability of chaos systems, the collapse of a sand pile, and the Butterfly Effect. The bifurcation of water, damp and ice.
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PATTERN S and CELLULAR PROGRAMS. Simple programs create complex designs.
That’s what we find plenty in Nature, and Fractal Art.
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SYSTEMS, COMPLEXITY and BIG DATA. The parts make Relations between each other, and feedback loops are installed in the role of stabilizer. The parts set up balances and reach equilibrium after a process of stabilization. There is the management of the Quantities of the elements which take part in the evolution of the system. The different Systems relate to each other as every system plays a separate role or has a specific task with the other systems.
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BIG DATA PROCESSING.
Basically is Big Data crunching the reverse of CNN. Out of lots of data, you have to find patterns, and eventually, the rules that generate the patterns. Sophisticated algorithms search for all possible correlations.
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TIME, REPETITIONS, RHYTHM and RITUAL. TIME is philosophically tricky to handle because it carries many meanings.
Common to all ‘times’ is periodicity. An event that never repeated itself cannot have time. For example, the Big Bang does not have time as it did not happen in time, but it is the creator of time. Everything has its own time and things coming together will influence these specific times. Each process, therefore, determines its proper times’. Gilles Deleuze Repetitions leave a flow of time-markers measured with the term FREQUENCY. The relation of Time-Frequency is fundamental: mathematically is Time the inverse function of Frequency. Any Time event is the summation of different Frequencies. A Time event is a wave function.
learning TIME, REPETITIONS, RHYTHM and RITUAL.
Splitting a time event in its frequencies is called spectrum analysis.
The shorter a Time event is, the more frequencies it contains. A Dirac delta function is a very short impulse containing all frequencies. Finding the frequencies is called a Fourrier Analysis.
learning TIME, REPETITIONS, RHYTHM and RITUAL.
The Brain operates according to these principles to create durations of consciousness, to steer the motoric system to generate thoughts and feelings. The brain waves are clouds of interferences of electromagnetic waves, chemical variations, connectome adaptations. Rhythm and Ritual create the meaningful MIND.
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SEMIOTICS. Probably the brain handles patterns like artists create cartoon stories. Frames make the timeline and lines, curves and composition add meaning.
evolution summary. Evolution is a Chaos process with growing complexity, bifurcations, disappearance, new life forms evolving to ever new stable structures. The underlying process is a probability pattern generator of systems with each an own rhythm. All organic life forms that came into existence in the Evolution still participate in our organic life body. Our brain has a footprint from fish to mammal primates. Similarly goes the human fetus through all animal stages.
evolution Where does Life starts? Life is a matter of pattern generators where molecular Protein plays a significant role. Autonomous reproduction, sustainable energy exchange, and communication exchange with member cells and the outside are essential. The complexity of the molecular patterns creates specialized functions as organs. Membranes play an essential role. When a unity or cell is formed and executes the function of replication, sustenance, growth, and defense, there is life. The slime mold is a good example.
Biological development The formation of autonomous cells from molecular patterns is an essential step in the development of functionality and organic system building. The next is more complexity, functionality, specialization, and communication skills. This chart is a survey of the molecular map of the active biological life components in our body.
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The Complexity of species, cells and interconnection. Communication skills or Semiotics plays a substantial role. Â Evolution of Life complex systems
the Brain. The first appearance of a brain is a neural tube that developed into a primitive brain where the parts specialize for the vital function. The BRAIN, as the central organ of command, has an extension in the spinal cord and the nerve system which connects all organs. Its function is to sense the external and internal organs, take decisions, and to instruct physical movements and physical-chemicalelectrical commands to the organs. The neuron is a specialized bio-chemicalelectrical cell that acts as a processor in a parallel processing network and provides the connecting lines with the overall system. The connections and the management of the links is part of the processing modes.
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the Brain. The layered structure and specific neurons make it possible to create lots of specialized interconnected parallel processors. The specialization clusters in brain areas sometimes called the Broca domains. Different Broca areas can cause a super functional processor to coordinate, e.g., sensory, motoric, and psychological states. All neuron layers connect vertically with each other and horizontally with all domains in the brain. Also, some connects are made directly with different positions of the nerve system throughout the body.
the Brain. The multilevel brain processors.
The Chaos processing of brainwaves are coupled oscillators creating interference patterns which constitute the
MIND. The Mind has a Sensory. a Motoric and an Emotional domain.
the Brain motoric-sensoric system.
The brain operation is simplified by a robot with motoric functions, sensor functions, and the operation field with fences, hindrances, good and bad food, can be parameterized in matrices. The result is a chaotic trajectory in the field.
the Brain motoric-sensoric-emotion system This is explained in the eating process of chewing, taste, smell, and emotional elements of color and presentation. The color processing is done by RGB cells, Brilliance, and Chrome sensors. Eating has a color processor, the motoric function of chew, and spit. The taste is a compilation of five functions like sweet, sour, bitter. These are very simplified CNN generators that run a program compare and interlink with another map, redefine the parameters and rerun until a stable and convincing situation is reaches as a chaos process.
the Brain motoric-sensoric-emotion system The body is filled with internal and external sensors, and motor functions like the blood pumping, balance the whole, turn the head, focus the eyes.The emotions which are linked to past experiences also intermix with their datasheets. The whole is a chaos dynamic MIND cloud comprising the brain, nervous system, cells, and all organs.
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The Brainwaves of Motor, Sensory, and Emotional/Feeling content make the MIND. Most of the Mind creating processes are UNCONSCIOUS; some become CONSCIOUS. How does it happen?
The Conscious covers physical and philosophical discussions.
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the conscious: physical hypothesis. Before we are conscious of something, we become aware of it. Scientists claim that this is the transient operation when the brain CNN processor compares the datasheet. This operation results in a feeling of duration, or a moment.
We perceive (become conscious of) a color when, or during the CNN routines that compare the color parameters of RGB, Chrome, and Brightness.
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the conscious: physical hypothesis. “ If we think in relations, and if relations have some universal form, it is manifest that such universal forms of relations become universal forms of consciousness”. Herbert Spencer. [320 –p172].
Whenever there is consciousness, there is some element of recollection. It recalls an earlier phase from dim recesses from the unconscious. [319] Alfred North Whitehead. Process and Reality 1928]
Consciousness is understood as a microscopic neural ordered switching of patterns which result from the microscopic interaction of elements from the brain. Consciousness is a state in which several sensory stimuli and mental functions are integrated in a few seconds and standing in the focus of one’s attention. [402]. Klaus Mainzer. A little book of Time.
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the conscious: physical hypothesis aBout psychology.. Consciousness and feelings are close. The hypothesis in line with the BrainMind model explains that events and thoughts trigger brain/nerve waves that propagate throughout the connectome, called a Tendency. The Tendency waves are disturbed or obstructed by previous experiences and create new standing waves of Affections psychologists name as Passions, Feelings, Emotions, Impulses, and Sensations
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part 2 the mind To be published in 2020
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