NEUROPHILOSOPHY of NON DUALITY: From the Collapse Materialism to Technology Consciousness

NEUROPHILOSOPHY OF NON-DUALITY >"A treatise of ontological reconfiguration grounded in scientific convergences." What is consciousness? >For more than three centuries, the materialist paradigm shaped the modern worldview: matter as the ultimate ground, mind as a secondary effect, consciousness as a function of the brain. Today, a convergence of contemporary physics, information theory, predictive neuroscience, and philosophy of mind is reshaping this framework from its foundations. Reality now appears as a phenomenological configuration. The self emerges as an operational model. >This book constructs a rigorous and systematic synthesis between: - relational and quantum physics - predictive neuroscience and self-model theory - philosophy of mind and phenomenology >The work of John Wheeler, Carlo Rovelli, Max Tegmark, Karl Friston, Anil Seth, Jakob Hohwy, Daniel Dennett, Thomas Metzinger, Dan Zahavi, Bernardo Kastrup, and Federico Faggin is integrated into a single coherent framework that redefines the ontological foundations of reality. Federico Faggin's contribution occupies a central position, clarifying the relationship between information, consciousness, and reality. Consciousness stands as the principle from which information and matter emerge. The brain appears as an interface through which the experiential field organizes itself into a local perspective. Identity functions as a regime of reference. >The problem of consciousness becomes the condition that makes all problems, models, and knowledge possible. Matter itself appears as a content of experience within this field. The book also shows how non-dual traditions can be interpreted as operational technologies of vision: structured protocols capable of modifying the regime through which experience is organized. What emerges is a new ontological map. A framework in which reality is grounded in consciousness itself. A neuro-philosophical architecture that crosses the collapse of materialism and opens onto a new paradigm: consciousness as the foundation of the real.

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