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N and N′: Retained Non-Synchronization and Subject Preservation in the IYOUIT Framework
This paper proposes a conceptual distinction between N and N′ within the IYOUIT framework. N refers to unintegrated information that has not yet been recognized as unresolved, whereas N′ refers to unresolved information that has become observable through meta-observation (I′). The paper argues that cognitive development depends not primarily on eliminating uncertainty, but on retaining observed unresolvedness while preserving subjectivity. From this perspective, N and N′ are introduced as structural elements for understanding updating, false synchronization, and the retention of unresolved information.
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