computational consciousness; an introduction to fuzzy memorics
this essay explores the concept of computational consciousness through the lens of symbol grounding, integration, and emergent patterns. it argues that neurons function as units of vibrating information, forming a broader geometric structure of consciousness. drawing from information theory and social systems, it examines how integration creates affordances and meaning. the piece connects these ideas to engineering, science, and design, proposing that consciousness is a computational environment shaped by hierarchical data structures. ultimately, it presents "vibe" as a fundamental unit of integrated experience, linking cognition, perception, and coordination.
this essay explores the concept of computational consciousness through the lens of symbol grounding, integration, and emergent patterns. it argues that neurons function as units of vibrating information, forming a broader geometric structure of consciousness. drawing from information theory and social systems, it examines how integration creates affordances and meaning. the piece connects these ideas to engineering, science, and design, proposing that consciousness is a computational environment shaped by hierarchical data structures. ultimately, it presents "vibe" as a fundamental unit of integrated experience, linking cognition, perception, and coordination.

this essay explores the concept of computational consciousness through the lens of symbol grounding, integration, and emergent patterns. it argues that neurons function as units of vibrating information, forming a broader geometric structure of consciousness. drawing from information theory and social systems, it examines how integration creates affordances and meaning. the piece connects these ideas to engineering, science, and design, proposing that consciousness is a computational environment shaped by hierarchical data structures. ultimately, it presents "vibe" as a fundamental unit of integrated experience, linking cognition, perception, and coordination.