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The Frequency Theory of Consciousness: A New Framework for Solving the Mind’s Greatest Puzzles

Forghani, Mohammad
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This article presents the "Theory of Consciousness Frequency" as a framework for solving the long-standing puzzles of the philosophy of mind. In contrast to traditional approaches that view consciousness as a product of the brain, this theory defines consciousness as a cosmic information field and the fundamental substrate of existence. In this model, the human brain, acting as a biological coding system, converts data from this field into understandable mental experiences (Qualia). This approach offers a coherent response to key issues such as the emergence of consciousness from matter, the mind-body problem, and the philosophical zombie problem. Furthermore, by introducing a five-layered spectrum for consciousness, it enables the analysis of behaviors and systems ranging from subatomic particles to artificial intelligence. This article demonstrates that consciousness is not a mystery, but an analyzable variable and an essential infrastructure of the universe. **It is the third part in a trilogy that includes “Cosmic Consciousness” and “From Raw Data to the Cosmic Field,” aimed at unifying science and metaphysics through a multi-layered theory of awareness.**
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