A conceptual framework suggesting subjective reality may be constructed through neural encoding (LEGO Framework)
I recently wrote a short conceptual paper exploring an idea in philosophy of mind and perception.
The basic intuition is:
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Different individuals may share the same external environment, yet still generate slightly different experiential “worlds” due to differences in internal structure.
I called this the “LEGO Framework” as a metaphor:
experience is built from structured informational units shaped by neural constraints.
Paper link (if anyone is interested):
https://philpapers.org/rec/WONLFA
I am curious how people in philosophy / cognitive science would evaluate this idea:
- Does this align with predictive processing or is it fundamentally different?
- How far can “subjective construction” be pushed before it breaks into solipsism?
u/Prior_Spinach8794 — 5 days ago