The Geometry of Human Genius: Non-Linear Autopoiesis, von Neumann Spectral Classification, and the Projective Autonomy Quotient in Operational Kinetics
This manuscript establishes the definitive theoretical foundation for the fourth pillar of Projective Operational Kinetics (POK), introducing a self-coupled, non-linear, intra-individual Canonical Symmetric Differential Equation (CSDE). Moving past early linear POK models where the cognitive state vector acted as a passive response to external triggers, this work formalizes the human mind's unique capability to break the diagonalizability of its own evolution operator through autopoietic closure. By anchoring this attentional architecture within Type III₁ von Neumann factors, the paper formalizes the Projective Autonomy Index (Ap) and its time-integral, the Projective Autonomy Quotient (PQPOK). Using Gelfand-Naimark duality, the author demonstrates that physical coordinate spaces are redundant representations of a deeper, non-commutative operator algebra—proving that the human mind does not just navigate space, but actively generates it via an internal non-commutative distortion engine. Crucially, this framework provides a rigorous operator-theoretic resolution to the classical epistemological tension between innate structures (Nature) and environmental acquisition (Nurture). Within this non-linear model, Nature is formalized as an active, coordinate-free algebraic blueprint driven by a non-zero structural commutator, while Nurture operates through the continuous spectral restructuring of the regulation operator under exogenous influences. Finally, the manuscript delivers a strict macro-spectral taxonomy that mathematically separates Generative Artificial Intelligence (Ap = 0), high-level animal cognition (Ap -> 0), and the baseline state of Primordial Human Nature (Ap ≡ 1). Within this framework, psychiatric pathologies and macro-socio-bureaucratic collapse are revealed to be the inevitable topological costs of human projective freedom.
Authors
- Mabrouk Sabbeh
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-10-30
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23800081
- Primary Topic
- Philosophy and Theoretical Science
- Type
- preprint