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The Biological Lag: Is the Human Nervous System Rejecting the "Flatlined" Conscious State?
A theoretical inquiry into the biological friction between cognitive detachment, the quieting of the Default Mode Network (DMN), and the autonomic nervous system. This paper proposes a predictive processing hypothesis exploring why non-reactive consciousness may trigger neuroplastic, non-structural chronic somatic pain.
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