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Universal Biological Interface (UBI): A Technical Protocol for Narrative Engineering
The subjectivity of emotional transmission and adjective-based narrative forms in traditional literary theory constitute the primary obstacles to constructing a text as a universal and objective data system. This study introduces the concept of the "Universal Biological Interface" (UBI), which I developed within the discipline of "Narrative Engineering," to the academic literature. Using the "Objective Projection" methodology, literature is stripped of cultural noise and provided with an experimentally reproducible structure directly targeting the human autonomic nervous system.
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