The Three Asymmetries: Where the asymmetry of information is born, where a body carries it, and where it is operated between minds

Working draft, second version (6 November 2026). The first version (12 October 2026) was not deposited. This version adds the junction between the first layer and the body: the sense as transducer, the model as a record of signals, the price of a bit at the organ, and the two points at which the quantum name applies in a body.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24026235
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Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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The Three Asymmetries: Where the asymmetry of information is born, where a body carries it, and where it is operated between minds

Juan Carlos Madrid Vites
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Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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The Three Asymmetries: Where the asymmetry of information is born, where a body carries it, and where it is operated between minds

Juan Carlos Madrid Vites
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Abstract

Working draft, second version (6 November 2026). The first version (12 October 2026) was not deposited. This version adds the junction between the first layer and the body: the sense as transducer, the model as a record of signals, the price of a bit at the organ, and the two points at which the quantum name applies in a body.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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