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Beyond Biological Reductionism: Mental Relativity and Global Synchronization as a Theory of Consciousness Approaching the Speed of Light

Sacar, Halit Efe
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This paper rejects the mainstream reductionist neuroscientific paradigm that explains human consciousness solely through the quantitative complexity of neural networks. Instead, it proposes a holistic framework termed "Mental Relativity." We argue that billions of independent electrochemical signals from disparate brain lobes superimpose upon the screen of awareness, creating a global informational resonance (Global Synchronization) akin to constructive interference in wave mechanics. This massive synchronization drives the effective processing velocity of consciousness asymptotically close to the speed of light, effectively warping the internal spacetime fabric of the human mind and reshaping temporal perception.
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