Reason and Rationality in Paul C Mocombe’s Theory of Phenomenological Structuralism
PC Mocombe
Philosophy International Journal 2020 DOI: 10.23880/phij-16000143 (opens in new tab)
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| Key points | The author argues that consciousness is a fifth force of nature, a quantum material substance or energy called "psychion," recycled and entangled throughout the multiverse and embodied via microtubules in brains and multiple worlds. Within this framework, the author posits reason and rationality as both the form of understanding through which human organisms interpret their material resource frameworks and the nature of reality itself. |
Abstract
This work explores the nature of reason and rationality in Paul C. Mocombe's structurationist theory of phenomenological structuralism.The author, building on the quantum computation of ORCH-OR theory and the multiverse ideas of Haitian ontology/epistemology and quantum mechanics abductively posits that consciousness is a fifth force of nature, a quantum material substance/energy, psychion, the phenomenal property of which is recycled/entangled/superimposed throughout the multiverse and becomes embodied via the microtubules of brains and multiple worlds.It is manifested in simultaneous, entangled, superimposed, and interconnecting material resource frameworks, multiple worlds, as praxis or practical consciousness of organic life, which in-turn becomes the phenomenal properties of material (subatomic particle energy, psychion) consciousness that is recycled/entangled/superimposed throughout the multiverses.Reason and rationality within this conception of consciousness are posited as both the form of the understanding by which the human organism experiences and makes sense of their material resource frameworks, and the nature of reality as such.