The Conscioperceptual Unit and the Formation of Cognitive Identity

The process of converting one form of information into another requires energy. This transformation detaches the observer from direct perception and binds them to a meaning which modifies their perceptual experience and the structure of space-time in which perception takes place. The greater the amount of information the observer processes, the more burdened their system becomes. Perception becomes distorted, resulting in disorganization and entrapment within binary oppositions (thesis and antithesis) that fuel thought processes. Author: Ladislav Gradečak Year: 2025 Published on: Zenodo License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)