River Theory - The theory of Awareness

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River Theory proposes that awareness is a fundamental property of the universe, evolving through complexity. It suggests that consciousness arises from the process of detecting one's own detection. This paper explores how awareness scales with biological and quantum structures, addressing major consciousness paradoxes.

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