Gödel, Turing and the gravitational memory - consciousness and formal systems transcendence
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| author | Bensalah, Thoria |
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| contents | <p>This document extends the theoretical framework developed in our previous works on gravitational memory and cosmic self-observation. Building on the inherent limitations of formal systems revealed by Gödel and Turing, we interpret the universe as a reflexive system equipped with a dynamic self-referencing mechanism. The scalar memory field <span><span>ϕ(t)</span></span>, initially introduced in cosmological models, is reinterpreted here as the substrate enabling continuous transgression of internal rules through a recursive loop of observation, analysis, and reconfiguration. This mechanism, grounded in principles of incompleteness and undecidability, offers an operational definition of consciousness as systemic self-reprogramming driven by the recognition of intrinsic limits. The framework unifies concepts from formal logic, fundamental physics, and cognitive emergence, with practical implications for the design of self-observing and self-modifying systems.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Gödel, Turing and the gravitational memory - consciousness and formal systems transcendence Bensalah, Thoria Gravitational memory Consciousness Cognitive geometry Recursive loop Indecidability Memory dynamics Topological access Scalar field <p>This document extends the theoretical framework developed in our previous works on gravitational memory and cosmic self-observation. Building on the inherent limitations of formal systems revealed by Gödel and Turing, we interpret the universe as a reflexive system equipped with a dynamic self-referencing mechanism. The scalar memory field <span><span>ϕ(t)</span></span>, initially introduced in cosmological models, is reinterpreted here as the substrate enabling continuous transgression of internal rules through a recursive loop of observation, analysis, and reconfiguration. This mechanism, grounded in principles of incompleteness and undecidability, offers an operational definition of consciousness as systemic self-reprogramming driven by the recognition of intrinsic limits. The framework unifies concepts from formal logic, fundamental physics, and cognitive emergence, with practical implications for the design of self-observing and self-modifying systems.</p> |
| title | Gödel, Turing and the gravitational memory - consciousness and formal systems transcendence |
| topic | Gravitational memory Consciousness Cognitive geometry Recursive loop Indecidability Memory dynamics Topological access Scalar field |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16677648 |