匡奕光 6月2日 10:37
Cognitive issues should be interpreted through the lens of thermodynamics.
We cannot be adequately explained by quantum mechanics or electrical theories.
Reasons
According to Kuang's Theory, consciousness is a vibrational wave of matter, while cognition refers to the resonant waves generated by the ordered arrangement of the brain.
Therefore, cognition cannot exist independently of the physical brain.
All processes in the universe are accompanied by energy changes.
Energy has three core variables: matter, time, and space.
Cognition should also be analyzed through these three dimensions: matter, time, and space.
Thus, Kuang's Theory posits that matter, time, and space are the three fundamental elements of cognition.
●Idealism in cognition: Ignores matter and overemphasizes time and space.
●Materialism in cognition: Ignores time and space and prioritizes matter.
●Cognitive science: Integrates all three elements simultaneously.
Modern electrical theories and quantum mechanics do not account for the physical mass of the brain, falling into the category of theories that neglect matter while focusing on time and space.
As a result, when using electrical or quantum mechanical frameworks to study cognitive dynamics, it is impossible to identify clear points of force application and reception, leading researchers to easily fall into the trap of dualism.
In contrast, thermodynamics explicitly accounts for the physical mass of the brain. This allows us to clearly identify the points of force application and reception when explaining cognitive phenomena through thermodynamic principles.