Unconscious Morality and the Universality of Quale: Insights from Intoxication and High-Immersion States

This paper explores the visualization of unconscious human be- havior and qualia to examine the universality of ethics and morality, and to suggest the possibility of an ideal law system. The subjects include individuals in intoxication states, high-immersion states (e.g., flow in sports, runner’s high), and gambling behaviors. By observing physical traces and interactions with others, unconscious ethical judg- ments and qualia can be indirectly inferred. Analysis across multiple models suggests commonalities in unconscious morality, highlighting the theoretical potential for ideal law structures. Additional aspects of qualia, including sensory integration and emotional valence, are also discussed in relation to unconscious ethical behavior.