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Hypothesis #5 OPerational NeTwork

Creating and amending the OMAP is supposed to be done by be set of activities. Gativus hypothesis is that each activity is represented by dedicated operational module, which has input from OMAP and ouput into the OMAP in form of crating new objects or amending existing one and their relations.

The initial activity of the OPTN is started with the life of the organism by registering and mapping outside environment. To be more precise, the organism generates ... and see the external response.


The Basic Objective Map (OMAP) has undergone significant development through the introduction of new features:

  1. Addition of Secondary Objects: Beyond primary elements like floors and walls, OMAP now incorporates secondary objects, derived from its ability to learn and adapt to its environment.
  2. Establishment of Direct Relations: Relationships between secondary objects are now explicitly defined.
  3. Communication Between Objects: Objects within OMAP can now exchange messages.
  4. Advanced Learning: Enhanced learning capabilities emerge from communication and logical reasoning.

As a result of these advancements, the basic route calculation feature has evolved into a separate operating network, termed the Operational Network (OPNT). OPNT serves to:

  • Identify and target objectives,
  • Calculate and assess environmental conditions, and
  • Reconfigure the environment to optimize target achievement.

Philosophical Implications

Gativus views this network (OPNT) as an intuitive definition of "Mind," with the routes it generates considered as tangible instances resembling "Thought."

The operation of OPNT initially necessitates: (1) Identification of all objects within OMAP, and (2) Self-identification of the hoster of OPNT.

Then, the current state of OMAP would be assessed through various techniques, which align with the concept of intuitive "Emotions." Collectively, these assessments form what can be interpreted as "Consciousness."

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