Origin Of Mind - TETRA THEORY - delves into a groundbreaking approach to one of humanity's oldest questions in science and philosophy: the interaction between the brain and the mind.
At the heart of this project is the Tetra Theory of Mind Design, which presents a constructionist model of cognitive architecture suggesting that human cognition is dynamically constructed in real-time rather than merely stored in the brain.
According to the Tetra Theory, the brain does not save thoughts, meanings, or experiences like data files on a computer. Instead, it produces thoughts, memories, and intentions moment by moment through structured attentional processes that operate in both automated and non-automated modes.
This theory introduces a macro-level metaphor-based cognitive architecture known as the Tetra Stadium, envisioned as a virtual operating system that harmonizes the brain and mind. This innovative framework seeks to clarify how the brain–mind system constructs thoughts, language, intentions, creativity, and other distinctive cognitive abilities of humans through a process referred to as Formulaic Constructionism.
The goal of the Tetra Project is to inspire fresh perspectives in psychology, neuroscience, philosophy of mind, and cognitive science regarding the interplay between minds and brains.
For a comprehensive overview of how these ideas are presented for general readers, please visit The Book page.
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