Optimizing human consciousness outside and inside the loop of artificial intelligence

Abstract

As pre-pandemic ideas become antiquated phenomena, human development in a post-pandemic era will likely rely heavily on linear momentum that constantly reconfigures continual progress (Palamara, 2021). Consciousness that subsumes collective forces greater than individuals, alleviates internal friction when solutions are guaranteed (Palamara, 2012), but unanticipated interim factors could flaw algorithms (Imanirad, 2012), producing inaccuracies from hastily forced heuristic decisions (Chaiken,1980), appearing to be derived from original guaranteed solutions lacking efficiency (Palamara, 2021). A propulsion-directionality model of human consciousness is considered to account for kinetic and non-kinetic propulsion and it is interaction with linear and nonlinear directionality that optimizes human development; especially resilience. When interactions, abide by propulsion and directionality, their forces continually reconfigure balance, while interferences require greater effort to reinstate undetected variations in the set range that qualifies as stabilized. This constitutes, in part, Newton’s third law of motion (Newton, 1846) with respect to human consciousness of interactional forces that have non-kinetic propulsion with nonlinear directionality to produce sustainable loop effects.

Keywords: Optimizing Human Consciousness, Artificial Intelligence Loop, Flow, Kinetic Propulsion, Linear Directionality, Fusion, Metrics, Collective Singularity

DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1008227