Cross-Brain Physical Blocking of Fatal Accidents Hypothesis

The destruction of the self is the destruction of the system. The brain survival system may possess an innate self-protective extension function. Under specific conditions, this system first detects environmental anomalies through predictive coding and outputs warning signals, which are perceived by the self as physical discomfort, dreams, or intuition, prompting the self to self-initiate blocking of the current process. If the warning is not adopted and the self is in a focused state and cannot voluntarily interrupt the process, the system issues a highest-level composite instruction. The self receives the physical discomfort warning, and at the same time the instruction propagates outward via brain magnetic fields. If a nearby brain-body with receiving conditions exists, it will automatically execute physical blocking. If no qualifying cross-brain-body exists, blocking cannot be completed. This mechanism appears repeatedly in cases of early escape from air crashes, shipwrecks, mining disasters, train and ship accidents, and has directional correspondence with research on inter-brain coupling, predictive coding, and sensory processing sensitivity. I do not know whether this framework will ultimately hold. But it at least offers a testable possibility for phenomena long attributed to coincidence. Keywords: cross-brain physical blocking; warning signals; highly sensitive persons; inter-brain coupling; predictive coding; self-initiated blocking