The World Constructed by Consciousness, and Our Path Beyond It

This paper proposes an integrated philosophical and neuroscientific framework to explore how human consciousness constructs the world we perceive. Drawing from phenomenology, neuroscience, and entropy theory, the work suggests that pain, fear, and self-awareness are not objective realities but cognitive constructions rooted in the brain’s architecture. By viewing consciousness as a designer rather than a passive observer, the paper discusses the potential of human beings to redefine meaning, direction, and ethical action within an entropic universe. Authored by independent researcher Yoan. H, this work aims to provide a novel ontological perspective that bridges existential inquiry and contemporary cognitive science.