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Readable Systems I: Consciousness — A Non-Modal Fixation
This paper fixes consciousness within a non-modal structural framework. Consciousness is not treated as subjectivity, self-awareness, cognition, or intentionality. It is fixed without causality, global temporality, or subjective grounding. The text does not explain consciousness. It delimits the conditions under which localized readable persistence remains fixed without explanatory fixation.
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