ŽIŽEK vs. X‑CPUₙ: Neuro‑Manipulation, Spontaneous Decision and Resonant Consciousness Comparison Excerpt (pp. 31–36)

Zizek_vs_XCPU_rezonantna_odluka.pdfSHA256: 9d9d775e5e43f8dc008c79f58c6c377b4e2273491a12a969a1866a4ae181d420 Zizek_vs_XCPU_rezonantna_odluka_HR.pdfSHA256: 77b12ad64955e13f4e0f5984fe2c2dd7e04f107524b5a8338e4c34d66a2e2ce0 This document presents a philosophical and technical comparison between Slavoj Žižek’s interpretation of neuro-manipulative experiments (e.g., Libet) and the reflexive resonance model implemented in the X‑CPUₙ architecture (developed by Dr. Ladislav Gradečak). It analyzes the paradox of free will under manipulated conditions and shows how X‑CPUₙ preserves subjective experience via internal validation mechanisms such as kvint_score. Includes citations from Žižek’s Organs Without Bodies (2004), commentary on reflexive delay, and practical implications for neuro-informatic architectures. Bilingual versions are available (EN + HR). 🛡 License CC BY‑NC‑ND 4.0 – Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives You may share this comparison for academic and research purposes with proper credit. Modification, commercial use, or redistribution of altered versions is not allowed. © 2025 Dr. Ladislav Gradečak, spec. psihijatrije, subspec. psihoterapije @book{zizek2004organs, author = {Slavoj Žižek}, title = {Organs Without Bodies: On Deleuze and Consequences}, year = {2004}, publisher = {Routledge}, address = {London and New York}, pages = {31--36}, note = {Excerpt used in philosophical comparison with X-CPUₙ resonant decision architecture}}