This work introduces the Critical Reconstructability Corridor (CRC) hypothesis, a theoretical, computational, and empirically testable framework for investigating consciousness-relevant neural dynamics beyond the conventional notion of a single “edge of chaos.” The central proposal is that biological dynamics capable of supporting consciousness may occupy a bounded, multidimensional and...
This work presents a theoretical framework for consciousness based on the Plasma Field Core Architecture (PFCA). Within this framework, consciousness is not treated as an isolated computational function or as a predefined symbolic process, but as an emergent property arising from recursively organized field dynamics, coherent attractor structures, and continuous geometric state evolution. PFCA...