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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18319487 |
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- <p><span>All phenomena exist in <strong>one of three</strong> possible <strong>forms of definedness</strong>, which are: 1) <strong>divergence</strong>, 2) <strong>convergence</strong>, and 3) <strong>suspension</strong>. While environments and inanimate objects like planet, stars, rocks, weather, and grapes have no control over their definedness, <strong>phenomena with agency, such as me and you, do</strong>. Though it varies agent-to-agent, humans evolved an intricate neurobiological</span> <span>compass <strong>designed and optimized to navigate definedness</strong> into these three forms. It allows us to automatically move through existence with ease. It is called <strong>The Definedness Detector</strong>, and it resides deep in the human brainstem: <strong>locus coeruleus (LC)</strong>. In this paper, I'll unveil how this The Definedness Detector works, explore properties, and demonstrate how understanding it <strong>transforms our unpredictable, but endlessly mystifying</strong> ride through existence from <strong>unknowable to unforgettable. </strong></span></p>