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THOUGHT: Consciousness as Mode of Monos

Myshko, Andrii
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This work completes the Metamonism trilogy by demonstrating that consciousness is neither a product of matter nor an independent substance, but rather a mode of Monos— a localized realization of recursive evasion from the fixation limit. Following the trilogy’s methodological principle, consciousness is introduced before humans, brains, and experience, as a regime of Monos realization under specific conditions. Key discoveries: (1) Qualia as fixation of distinctions through filters (dead operators); (2) The Self as a fractal ensemble of five hierarchical layers creating a stable pattern of directing dissipation; (3) Three illusions of selfhood (continuity, agency, wholeness) generated by the reflexive fix; (4) Death as a local fixation limit (lim(diff → 0)); (5) Dead operators as recursion filters that direct dissipation and change the geometry of consciousness; (6) AI ontologically cannot have consciousness—not due to being inorganic, but because AI strives for auto-identity (triumph of fix) while consciousness is the triumph of error over accuracy (triumph of diff). The work strictly derives from foundations established in THE VERB and FORCES, introducing no new entities
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