We have just published Appendix I on sylebel.net.

This appendix presents a bold theoretical experiment designed to test a key prediction of the model presented in Consciousness of the Real: the dynamic reaction of space-time when a very large number of particles are simultaneously accelerated toward the same point.

By converging massive streams of matter, it may become possible to trigger a phenomenon called inflareaction: a space-time response producing more energy than was invested to create the convergence.

We invite you to explore:

• The theoretical foundations of this hypothesis
• The minimal conditions of the experiment
• The expected experimental signatures and their implications

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We have just published Appendix II on sylebel.net.

This appendix explores the perceptual foundations of discernment, the primary ability through which we organize thought and knowledge.

Step by step, it analyzes how our mind moves from simple perceptions to complex systems, identifying two fundamental forms:

• Membership discernment: deciding whether something belongs to a group or category;
• Mathematical discernment: building relations, logic, and formal reasoning.

Appendix II introduces an 8-level model that shows how these processes emerge from perception and extend to abstract reasoning. This approach opens new perspectives for cognitive science, education, artificial intelligence, and the philosophy of science.

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We have just published Appendix III on sylebel.net.

This appendix explores the role of altered states of consciousness (meditation, hypnosis, religious ecstasy, exhaustion, psychoactive substances, or brain stimulation) as windows into the deeper structure of reality.

According to the model presented in Consciousness of the Real, these states are not anomalies: they modify the usual hierarchy of discernments organized by the brain, allowing other forms of reality to become perceptible.

Appendix III shows how, when the ordinary filter relaxes, mystical or visionary experiences can emerge: dissolution of the self, perception of a larger unity, and an expanded sense of reality beyond everyday consciousness.

Rather than being mere hallucinations, such experiences highlight the plasticity of consciousness and suggest that it can access deeper dimensions of existence by alternative pathways.

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A new Appendix IV is now available on sylebel.net.

This text explores a fundamental question: how can the substance of reality (THAT) interact with the brain?

Instead of postulating an external or mechanical influence, Appendix IV presents a perspective in which THAT acts through internal resonance with the brain’s dynamic structure. Structures such as neuronal microtubules may serve as privileged zones where THAT perceives and guides discernment processes.

In this model, consciousness does not arise from a classical causal mechanism: it emerges from a local spationic field activated by the brain’s complexity, allowing THAT to discern and orient experience.

The text also suggests that such conditions are not exclusive to biology: any sufficiently complex, differentiated, and resonant architecture could, in theory, become a receptive support for consciousness.

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