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Non-Linear Wave Computing: Vibes, Gestalts, and Realms

How is the geometric structure of our inner world-simulation constructed? What are vibes? Why do we experience gestalts as cohesive percepts that are more than the sum of their parts? And why do we get stuck in psycho-affective attractors (aka. the Buddhist "realms")? In this video I articulate a comprehensive novel paradigm of neural computation that explains all of this and more. Namely, the paradigm of non-linear wave computing. In the context of consciousness research, non-linear wave computing falls under the umbrella of qualia computing (i.e. using qualia for information processing). The core idea is that our nervous system uses mediums with specialized wave-propagation dynamics in order to instantiate self-organizing principles that will "solve the problem on their own" in a massively parallel and holistic fashion. In this talk I delve deeply into the way non-linear waves seem to appear in a wide range of phenomenological domains and thus provide a lot of explanatory power. I explain that most of what people think about when waves are discussed falls in the category of "linear waves". Namely, waves where the "superposition principle" applies, and the behavior of the system can be fully accounted for by a factorization of its dynamics into independent waves "going through each other". But physical waves are often non-linear. For instance, beach waves often "bounce off each other". Key non-linear waves include solitons, phase conjugate mirrors, and self-focusing effects. The thesis of this video is that our world-simulation is constructed with vibes interacting with one another forming gestalts, which in turn form large-scale enduring self-reinforcing attractors aka. "realms". With an analogy to the construction of a building: vibes are tools, gestalts are raw materials, and realms are the complete resulting buildings. Vibes have precise valence characteristics (ADSR envelop, dissonance, etc.) - for instance, metta has a soft attack. When vibes are above a certain level of energy they become non-linear and thus they "bounce off each other" to form gestalt (which are the energy minima of vibes interacting with one another). These gestalts function as non-linearities that our brain stores as building blocks, which are then stacked with each other to form complex scenes, and ultimately entire realms of experience. Importantly, the valence characteristics of vibes and those of the gestalts they give rise to are mutually reinforcing. The valence of our inner representations are thus the CDNS (consonance, dissonance, noise signature) of the vibes making up the gestalts. This allows us to understand how moods work. For example, adrenergic vibes are harsh and thus over time they anneal into gestalts that have unpleasant valence characteristics - the realms embody the vibes of the gestalts that constructed them. So... be wise about your vibes! Credit: This work is a synthesis of QRI research and paradigms (Gomez-Emilsson, Johnson), Steven Lehar's psychedelic phenomenology and his work on the constructive aspect of visual perception, precise and systematic meditative phenomenology (especially: Daniel Ingram, Shinzen Young, and Rob Burbea), and our lineages (qualiaresearchinstitute.org/research-lineages). ~Qualia of the Day: Rug Vibes!~ Relevant links: Qualia Computing: How Conscious States Are Used For Efficient And Non-Trivial Information Processing -    • Qualia Computing: How Conscious State...   A Future for Neuroscience (Michael E. Johnson) - https://opentheory.net/2018/08/a-futu... The Constructive Aspect of Visual Perception (Steven Lehar) - http://slehar.com/www/ConstructiveAsp... Welcoming Steven Lehar as a QRI Lineage - https://www.qualiaresearchinstitute.o... Linear and nonlinear waves - http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/L... Solitons - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soliton "The later pattern is faster, perhaps ten to eighteen or more Hz, more irregular and chaotic, with faster and slower harmonics in the background and at the periphery of our attention. It tends to make us feel very buzzy and edgy in a scattered, diffuse, ungrounded, restless, irritated way. The fact that the background is beginning to shake is a good sign of progress, as this needs to happen for the cycle to be complete. Remember when I said the goal was to see the three characteristics of the whole field? This is a truly essential, if often painful and confusing, step towards that happening. On the other hand, it is exactly the fact that the background has begun to shake, crumble, and dissolve that can cause people to freak out." - Daniel Ingram on the Dark Night - https://www.mctb.org/mctb2/table-of-c... Peaceful cheerful heavenly vibe example - "The Everlast" by Amaranth Cove: https://open.spotify.com/track/4WuBuD...