Consciousness as Intrinsic Nature: Structural Idealism and the Formal Foundations of Mind
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This deposit contains two philosophical papers and a companion technical paper developing Structural Idealism — the thesis that consciousness is the intrinsic nature of physical structure. Paper A: Consciousness as Intrinsic Nature — The Case for Structural Idealism. Develops the philosophical foundations: an expanded intrinsic nature argument engaging structural realism, the proto-phenomenal alternative, and illusionism; the thesis that mathematical structure is conscious self-articulation (dissolving Wigner’s puzzle); and a detailed account of bidirectional dynamics (dissociation and association) across cosmological, biological, and technological scales. Paper B: Formal Correspondences in Consciousness…
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- Consciousness
- Idealism
- Falsifiability
- Argument (complex analysis)
- Electromagnetic theories of consciousness
- Mathematical proof
- Qualia
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Reduced inequalities
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