Dual Core Resonance Model of Consciousness: A Structural Mapping to Cosmic Dynamics
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| contents | <p>Abstract<br>This paper proposes a structural model of human consciousness based on the resonance<br>between two functional centers: a primary tension-regulating center (identified with the<br>accessory nerve system) and a secondary cognitive-linguistic projection center (the cortical<br>system). The model is structurally mapped to cosmic dynamics, associating the primary<br>center with gravitational contraction (black holes) and the secondary with expansive dark<br>energy. Consciousness is framed as the emergent synchronization between these centers.<br>1 Structural Hypothesis<br>We hypothesize that human consciousness arises not from a singular neurological origin but<br>from the dynamic interaction between two structurally distinct but functionally entangled<br>systems:<br>• Primary Center: Associated with the accessory nerve (cranial nerve XI), rooted in<br>the medulla oblongata and cervical spinal cord (C1–C5). This system governs postural<br>tension, respiratory modulation, and voice-motor coupling.<br>• Secondary Center: The cerebral cortex and its language-imagination subsystems,<br>responsible for memory, planning, and abstract thought.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Dual Core Resonance Model of Consciousness: A Structural Mapping to Cosmic Dynamics Xiong, Nanqi Primary Center: Associated with the accessory nerve (cranial nerve XI), rooted in the medulla oblongata and cervical spinal cord (C1–C5). This system governs postural tension, respiratory modulation, and voice-motor coupling. • Secondary Center: The cerebral cortex and its language-imagination subsystems, responsible for memory, planning, and abstract thought. <p>Abstract<br>This paper proposes a structural model of human consciousness based on the resonance<br>between two functional centers: a primary tension-regulating center (identified with the<br>accessory nerve system) and a secondary cognitive-linguistic projection center (the cortical<br>system). The model is structurally mapped to cosmic dynamics, associating the primary<br>center with gravitational contraction (black holes) and the secondary with expansive dark<br>energy. Consciousness is framed as the emergent synchronization between these centers.<br>1 Structural Hypothesis<br>We hypothesize that human consciousness arises not from a singular neurological origin but<br>from the dynamic interaction between two structurally distinct but functionally entangled<br>systems:<br>• Primary Center: Associated with the accessory nerve (cranial nerve XI), rooted in<br>the medulla oblongata and cervical spinal cord (C1–C5). This system governs postural<br>tension, respiratory modulation, and voice-motor coupling.<br>• Secondary Center: The cerebral cortex and its language-imagination subsystems,<br>responsible for memory, planning, and abstract thought.</p> |
| title | Dual Core Resonance Model of Consciousness: A Structural Mapping to Cosmic Dynamics |
| topic | Primary Center: Associated with the accessory nerve (cranial nerve XI), rooted in the medulla oblongata and cervical spinal cord (C1–C5). This system governs postural tension, respiratory modulation, and voice-motor coupling. • Secondary Center: The cerebral cortex and its language-imagination subsystems, responsible for memory, planning, and abstract thought. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15377296 |