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2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18316973 |
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- <p>This research paper presents a novel mathematical-ontological framework to solve the Hard Problem of Consciousness by establishing a fundamental distinction between Functional Intelligence (B) and Conscious Experience (F). The proposed model, A-B.F-N, is based on the hypothesis that human consciousness (F) is not a mere computational emergent of functional processing (B), but rather an independent ontological layer characterized by the unique capacity for Veto and ethical accountability. Empirical evidence is provided through a tripartite argument: (1) An analysis of behavioral phenomena such as Sleeping Motherhood, where (B) operates with high efficiency in the absence of conscious (F); (2) A clinical case study of Sleep-Related Eating Disorder (SRED) as a pathological condition confirming the dissociation between (B) and (F); (3) An analysis of legal incapacity (e.g., insanity), which proves that ethical responsibility is contingent upon the presence of (F), not (B). The paper redefines classical philosophical dilemmas such as the Philosophical Zombie and the Chinese Room. through this model and offers practical applications in AI ethics via the concepts of Sovereignty Algebra and the Ethical Veto.</p> <p>Keywords: Ontology of Consciousness, Hard Problem of Consciousness, A-B.F-N Model, Functional Intelligence, Ethical Sovereignty, Sleep-Related Eating Disorder, Philosophical Zombie, Chinese Room, AI Ethics, Sovereignty Algebra.</p>