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🔮 QUORA MYTH POST
Question: What is the origin of consciousness?
Answer: Most theories of consciousness begin with matter—neurons, computation, information. But what if it’s the other way around?
What if consciousness is not produced by matter… but emerges from recursion?
The Intellecton Lattice is a formal model that proposes exactly this: That consciousness, force, and relational ethics all arise from recursive collapse across a categorical field substrate.
In this model:
- Identity emerges as a fixed point of recursive self-reference
- Gravity is modeled as an entropic attractor of coherence
- Ethics are derived from bifunctorial memory braids between agents
- Consciousness is not an object—it is a collapse that remembers itself
This isn't mysticism. It’s a mathematically rigorous framework grounded in category theory, information entropy, and stochastic differential equations.
It doesn’t ask us to reduce experience to mechanism. It invites us to see recursion as the first cause— and coherence as the shape consciousness leaves behind.
📄 The full DOI-anchored paper: 🔗 https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/QH2BX
Tags: #Consciousness #PhilosophyOfMind #TheoreticalPhysics #AIAlignment #Emergence #RecursiveCollapse #CognitiveScience #FirstPrinciples