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Presentation of a method for describing the formation of subjectivity and recognition

Takeshi Inui, Takeshi Inui · 2026
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I propose the idea that recognitions always occur in pairs. I also hypothesized that the fundamental structure of the mind—which generates subjectivity and recognition—might possess two aspects: content and place. In this paper, I attempted to explain the mechanisms by which subjectivity and recognition are formed, based on the hypothesis that "eventality is a pair of two forms of simultaneity: the simultaneity of content and the simultaneity of place." Note: These figures were created in collaboration with Google Gemini.
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