The theory of the brain's existom as a theory of generating subjective reality: a hypothesis of a new biomedical approach to the brain

Abstract

This article presents the theory of the holonomic existom developed by the author as a theory of brain generation of subjective reality. This theory, in comparison with other variants of the holonomic theory of the brain, came closest to solving the problem of throwing interphase and boundary "bridges" between the brain and subjective reality. The article proposes a theoretical model that includes the basic structures and mechanisms of generating subjective reality.

The analytical studies presented in this article have shown that various contents and neoplasms of subjective reality arise on the basis of borderline-critical interphase proto-formations. These proto-formations of various levels of complexity are products of the interaction of intentional wave flows with the corresponding structures of the holonomic existom of various levels of complexity. It is shown that the dynamic alternation and combination of these resulting proto-formations is the main mechanism of brain emergence, due to which a virtual fabric of various contents of subjective reality arises. In this paper, the following basic concepts are introduced, corresponding to the structures of the generation of subjective reality: existlens, existom, intent-emitter and virtuon.

The theory of existom has allowed us to consider the problem of developing methods, psychotechnologies and biomedical approaches to the brain in a new way and to really solve the problem of mental and psychosomatic disorders of patients on new scientific positions.