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The Neuroscience of Subjectivity: How the Brain Shapes the World We Experience
Towards understanding subjective perception For the longest time, humanity has operated under a simple, intuitive assumption: our senses are like video cameras, faithfully recording the objective reality of the outside world, and... READ MORE
The Heart of the Matter: Why Human Warmth, Touch, and Compassion Are Irreplaceable in the Age of AI
Abstract The swift advancement of artificial intelligence has sparked important discussions regarding the enduring significance of uniquely human qualities—especially empathy, physical touch, and compassionate care—in both professional and personal contexts. This paper contends... READ MORE
The Polyphonic Mind: Navigating the Dialogical Self in Transformative Psychotherapy
Abstract Western psychological paradigms have long been organized around the assumption of a unitary, monolithic self — a Cartesian legacy that continues to shape both psychological theory and therapeutic practice. Contemporary clinical evidence,... READ MORE
Beyond the ‘Quantum Leap’: Why the Founders of Quantum Physics Rejected the “New Age Fusion”
Abstract Popular works in the genre of quantum mysticism have argued that the discoveries of modern physics — particularly quantum mechanics and relativity — provide scientific validation for ancient mystical and spiritual worldviews.... READ MORE







