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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18398566 |
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- <p>The transition from cognitive potentiality to phenomenological actuality stands among the most vexing puzzles in consciousness studies. How do scattered sensory fragments, memory traces, and emotional currents fuse into a single, coherent moment of experience? Contemporary cognitive science calls this the "binding problem," yet the question reaches deeper than mere neural integration—it touches the fundamental nature of how reality itself comes into being for the experiencing subject.</p> <p>This paper introduces <strong>Psychodynamic Collapse</strong>, a theoretical framework that maps the precise mechanisms through which infinite cognitive possibility crystallizes into definitive subjective reality. The human mind does not passively receive an external world; it actively constructs experience through what we term "Cognitive Solidification"—a process governed by attentional vectors, volitional anchors, and the deep architecture of psychodynamic forces.</p>