A Complete Physical Derivation of Consciousness Based on Force Equilibrium Theory: From Neural Mechanism to Wisdom and Artificial Consciousness

Based on the axiomatic system of Force Equilibrium Theory, this paper constructs a complete physical model of consciousness. Starting from the A-Field/B-Wave binary medium framework, it systematically deduces the evolutionary origin of the brain as an advanced pressure-relief valve, the formation and genetic solidification mechanism of force-equilibrium imprints, and establishes a four-functional module system including memory, instinctive feedback, thought and emotion. This work physically interprets essential conscious phenomena such as pain, pleasure, love, disgust, language comprehension, conditioned reflexes and dreams, and reveals the internal mechanism of curiosity, emotional shielding and hormonal modulation. It further clarifies the body size and signal synchronization thresholds for the emergence of wisdom, analyzes the progressive development law of individual consciousness from embryo to adulthood, and puts forward the necessary physical conditions for real artificial consciousness. This paper defines the axiomatic boundary of the theory, proposes multiple testable research directions, and provides a unified first-principles theoretical paradigm for neuroscience, psychology and artificial intelligence research. The core theoretical basis is cited at DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20407575.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20411004
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Cognitive Science and Education Research
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A Complete Physical Derivation of Consciousness Based on Force Equilibrium Theory: From Neural Mechanism to Wisdom and Artificial Consciousness

Zhong Gu
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cognitive Science and Education Research
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A Complete Physical Derivation of Consciousness Based on Force Equilibrium Theory: From Neural Mechanism to Wisdom and Artificial Consciousness

Zhong Gu
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Abstract

Based on the axiomatic system of Force Equilibrium Theory, this paper constructs a complete physical model of consciousness. Starting from the A-Field/B-Wave binary medium framework, it systematically deduces the evolutionary origin of the brain as an advanced pressure-relief valve, the formation and genetic solidification mechanism of force-equilibrium imprints, and establishes a four-functional module system including memory, instinctive feedback, thought and emotion. This work physically interprets essential conscious phenomena such as pain, pleasure, love, disgust, language comprehension, conditioned reflexes and dreams, and reveals the internal mechanism of curiosity, emotional shielding and hormonal modulation. It further clarifies the body size and signal synchronization thresholds for the emergence of wisdom, analyzes the progressive development law of individual consciousness from embryo to adulthood, and puts forward the necessary physical conditions for real artificial consciousness. This paper defines the axiomatic boundary of the theory, proposes multiple testable research directions, and provides a unified first-principles theoretical paradigm for neuroscience, psychology and artificial intelligence research. The core theoretical basis is cited at DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20407575.

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