In this article, I decided to present to readers a list of the main aspects and directions on the problems of brain emergence and mechanisms for generating subjective reality, developed by me within the framework of my theory of the brain's existome. There is a corresponding link to my video presentation for each aspect and direction of research:
1. The brain and the subjective world: the problem of communication, validity and nanopsychology (part 1) 31.45. | Ramil Garifullin :2. The brain and the subjective world: the problem of communication, validity and nanopsychology (part 2) 23.54 | Ramil Garifullin:
3. Nanopsychology as a new science (part 1) 31.48 | psychologist Ramil:
4. Nanopsychology as a new science (part 2, continuation of part 1) 10.26. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
5. Molecular movements that surprise 20.34. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
6. Man as a hierarchy of machines: from molecular to psychophysiological 5.54. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
7. Biophysics of the mental world (continued, part 3) 19.55: the phenomenon of Self | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
8. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 1) 31.48. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
9. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 4) 13.13. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
10. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 2) 31.45. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
11. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 3) 22.34. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
12. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 5) 3.08. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
13. How does the virtual fabric of awareness and the phenomenon of Self arise?(part 7) 13.55. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
14. The phenomenon of the Self: how our self can be stolen (part 1) 31.45. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
15. The phenomenon of the Self: the option to turn on and off our self is not controlled by the Self (part 2) 31.45. | psychologist R.Garifullin
16. The phenomenon of I: I and not-I, I as a fold of the world, I and the world (part 3) 12.28. | psychologist Ramil
17. The gap between the neural network and the hypernet of the brain: how to throw a bridge (part 1) 31.45. psychologist Ramil
18. The gap between the neural network and the hypernet of the brain: how to throw a bridge (part 2) 9.29. psychologist Ramil
19. Perception, memory, consciousness: living slices of consciousness and hypernet 14.59. | Ramil
20. Biophysics of the mental world (part 1) 23.30. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
21. Biophysics of the mental world: the phenomenon of Self (part 2) 8.25. | psychologist Ramil
22. Cognition and existence:nanopsychology in the study of the connection between the brain and the subjective world 23.49. | part 2
23. Cognition and existence: nanopsychology in the study of the connection between the brain and the subjective world 31.45. |
24. Existom, hypernet and brain: how nanopsychology will connect the subjective world and the brain 30.19. | Ramil
25. Existom and the network structure of intelligence and brain : the error of analogy 9.06. | psychologist Ramil
26. Existom, the hypernet of the brain and the subjective world of man: the problem of incorrectness 12.47. | Ramil
27. Existom, dead ends of the theory of the brain and subjective reality: hypernet 15.53. | psychologist Ramil
28. The genome, cognition, and existence are the foundations of the emergence of the subjective world. (part 3) 2.25. |Ramil
29. The genome, cognition, and existence are the foundations of the emergence of the subjective world. (part 2) 31.46. |Ramil
30. The genome, cognition, and existence are the foundations of the emergence of the subjective world. 31.46. (part 1) |Ramil
31. Molecular machines of the brain, cognitome and existome (part 1) 31.45. | psychologist Ramil
32. Molecular machines of the brain, cognitome and existome (part 2) 19.41. | psychologist Ramil
33. Consciousness : connectome, cognitome, existom 21.25. | psychologist Ramil
34. What is new in the theory of the brain: networks of molecular machines or neural networks? 17.25. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
35. Is one neuron capable of recognizing a person's face? : a neuron as an existentialist is impossible 8.34. | Ramil
36. A new approach to the brain:Hypernetwork mechanisms of awareness and subjectivity|(part 1) 31.45. | R. R.Garifullin
37. A new approach to the brain:Hypernetwork mechanisms of awareness and subjectivity|(part 2) 26.03. | p.
38. Quantum psychology and quantum consciousness - the problem of myth-making in science 9.02. | R. Ramil
39. Biophysics of the brain: the generation of subjective reality (part 2) 26.59. | psychologist Ramil
40. Biophysics of the brain: the problem of structural heredity from simple to complex 27.44. | R. R.
41. Semantic processes as the basis of semantic brain processes (part 1) 31.45. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
42. Semantic processes as the basis of semantic brain processes (part 2) 20.28. | psychologist Ramil
43. The impasse of neural networks and the prospects of networks of molecular brain machines 6.40. | psychologist Ramil
44. Theory of the brain and brain convolution 12.20. | psychologist Ramil
45. The illusion of "one's own" as the basis of our Self: the theory of the brain and subjectivity (part 1) 31.45. | R. R.
46. The illusion of "one's own" as the basis of our Self: the theory of the brain and subjectivity (part 2) 21.07. | R. R. Garifullin
47. Depersonalization: friend and foe at the biological and mental level 5.36. |
48. Virtuality and the psyche: mechanisms 26.51. | psychologist Ramil
49. Is mathematics possible that calculates the mechanisms of the subjective reality of the brain? 10.18.
50. Is there something in the brain that stores all future knowledge and creations? (part 1) 11.21. | Ramil
51. Is there something in the brain that stores all future knowledge and creations? (part 2) 4.36. | Ramil
52. The theory of the brain, thanks to which the brain is able to create a theory of the brain 16.03. | psychologist Ramil
53. Cognition:the main incorrectness of the hypernet theory of the brain and existences 14.50. | psychologist Ramil
54. The brain: dead ends of logic and mathematics in the study of the brain 27.03. | psychologist Ramil
55. Phenomenology - psychology of mind and essence: existom, brain, Husserl 15.23. | psychologist Ramil
56. The gene of consciousness: pros and cons? 15.12. | psychologist Ramil
57. How to put knowledge, the subjective world and the soul into the brain tissue? 11.18. | psychologist Ramil
58. Husserl's brain and phenomenology: cognition and existence (part 1) 31.21. | psychologist Ramil
59. Husserl's brain and phenomenology: cognition and existence (part 2) 31.49. | psychologist Ramil
60. Husserl's brain and phenomenology: cognition, existence, nanopsychology (part 3) 6.00. | psychologist R.
61. Theory of the brain and consciousness: from Husserl to neural networks (part 1) 31.24. | psychologist Ramil
62. Theory of the brain and consciousness: from Husserl to neural networks (part 2) 25.59. | psychologist Ramil
63. Theory of the brain and consciousness: from Husserl to neural networks (part 3) 9.42. | psychologist Ramil
64. Will the development of brain neuroscience change our subjective world and mind? 31.45 (part 1)|Ramil
65. Will the development of brain neuroscience change our subjective world and mind? (part 2) 15.26. |Ramil Garifullin
66. Where is the key existome in the brain as a repository of the "genes" of consciousness? 31.42. | Ramil
67. How do existents exist objectively in the brain to become phenomena of the subjective world?:the brain's existence 26.17.
68. The language substrate of the brain, studying us from the inside and opening up the subjective world and consciousness 22.14. |
69. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 1) 26.31. | psychologist Ramil
70. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 2) 31.45. | psychologist Ramil
71. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 3) 13.44. | psychologist Ramil
72. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 4) 31.11 | psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
73. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 5)31.45.psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
74. Why does the brain contain everything that is outside of it: the prophet is inside us?(part 6)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 11.39.:
75. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it: the phenomenon of Faith and Knowledge?(part 7)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 19.18.:
76. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it: qualia?(part 8)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 31.45:
77. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it: qualia?(part 9)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 27.34. :
78. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the prophet does not need memory (part 10)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 31.48.:
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79. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the prophet does not need memory (part 11)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 9.03.:
80.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: an emotionogenic existom (part 12)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 30.49.
81. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: an emotionogenic existom(part 13)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin 19.42.
83. Why does our consciousness not magnify us? | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
84. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: there is no homunculus!?(part 14) 25.11.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
85. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: Time and space (Part 15) 30.35.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
86. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: time and space (part 16) 14.43. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
87.Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: emergence (part 17) 31.45.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: emergence (part 17)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
88. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: emergence (part 18) 8.36.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin:
89. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: the main secret (part 19) 12.33.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
90. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: cognition and existence (part 20) 10.26.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
91.Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: intentional flow (part 21) 8.28. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
92. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: intentions and existences (part 22) 20 56.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
93. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: Me and the existom (part 23) 13.07. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
94. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the brain and the reduction of phenomena (part 24) 29.23.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
95. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it?: noema, our Self and the existom (part25) 2.00.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
96. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: emptiness and consciousness (part 26) 13.35.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
97. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: existence and the existom (part 27) 17.11. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the illusion of authorship of the Self and things (part 28) 24.10. | Ramil Garifullin
98. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the neural network system-glia and existom (part 29) 31.45. |Ramil Garifullin
99. Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the brain tissue of virtuality I (part 30) 27.19|Ramil Garifullin
100.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: Interneuronal clouds and Existom (part 31) 31.46 |Ramil Garifullin
101. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: nanocontrol of interneuronal clouds (part 32) 20.01. | R.Garifullin
102. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: levels of nanocontrol (part 33) 10.37.|R.Garifullin
103. Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the dead end of cognition (part 34) 23.05. | R.Garifullin
104. Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the existom is an innate concept of consciousness (part 35) 20.18.|p.Garifullin
105.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: an existential mirror (part 36)
12.16.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
106. Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the boundary theory of the brain (part 37) 22.41.|p.Garifullin
107. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the observer of the observer (part 38) 24.08.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
108. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: an existential hologram (part 39)31.44. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
109. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the evolution of the existome (part 40) 4.04. | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
110. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: brain genotype and nanopsychology (part 41) 21.09.| Ramil Garifullin
111. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the junction of the brain and the subjective world (part 42) 15.37. | Ramil Garifullin
112. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the mechanism of existence (part 43)
31 45.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
113. Why does the brain contain everything outside of it:the paradox of the observer by the observer (part 44) 21.50. | R.R.Garifullin
114. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: new phenomenology and psychologism (part 45) 9.57. |Ramil Garifullin
115.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the structure of the existome (part 46)
31.27.| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
116. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: hologram existence and intention (part 47) 29.47|Ramil Garifullin
117. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: Existom and nanopsychology (part 48) 14.24.|Ramil Garifullin
118. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: existom and language (part 49) 6.14. |Ramil Garifullin
119. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: wave contents of consciousness (part 50) 21.52. |Ramil Garifullin
120.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: living slices of consciousness (part 51) 28.47.|Ramil Garifullin
121.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: sensations and the brain (part 52) 31.45.|Ramil Garifullin
122.Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: self-relation and the brain (part 53) 15.00.|Ramil Garifullin
123. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the brain as a noumenon (part 54) 8.14.|Ramil Garifullin
124. Why the brain contains everything that is outside of it: the dead end of the mathematization of consciousness (part 55) 11.05.|Ramil Garifullin
125. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: a given integrity (part 56) 10.28. |Ramil Garifullin
126. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the brain and holonomy (part 57) 17.15.|Ramil Garifullin
127. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: Alzheimer's disease and holonomy|(part 58) 4.03. |R.R. Garifullin
128. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: existom and intentional flows| (part 59) 22.54|R.R. Garifullin
129.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the bodily Self and the existom|(part 60) 28.39.|R.R. Garifullin
130.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: mechanisms of the development of the existome|(part 61) 10.19.|R.R. Garifullin
131. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: the development of intentional flows (part 62) 9.29. | R.R. Garifullin
132.Why the brain contains everything outside of it: it is not neural networks that develop, but intention management 31.44.(part 63)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
133.Why does the brain contain everything outside of it:does the hypernet only control the irradiation of the existome? 11.31.(part 64)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
134. Why the brain contains everything outside of it: The Brain and its Being (part 65)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
135.Recognition is the process of holonomic education: the brain, the existom and the intention | (part 66)|R.Garifullin
136. The fusiform gyrus: holonomic formation, existom and intention | (part 67)|p.Garifullin
137. Recognition is a holonomic formation occurring outside the network of neurons |(part 68)|R.Garifullin
138.Does cognition control intentional flow, irradiating existence?(part 69)| Ramil Garifullin
139.The hippocampus is one of the sources of intentional flow, irradiating with existom(part 70)|R.R.Garifullin
140.Thinking is a game of the brain's intention on the existential: is the brain playing on its strings?(part 71)R.Garifullin
141. Thought as the play of intention on the set of "strings" of existom (part 72) | psychologist Ramil Garifullin's mind as the play of intention on the set of "strings" of existom (part 72) | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
142.Is it possible to see the processes and zones of thought generation under a microscope? | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
143. Emptiness and nothingness in the brain: the cognitive science of nothingness| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
144. The essence of personality in the stream of consciousness: the theory of existence | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
145. Sensory visual perception and existom| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
146. Brain and waves: basic scientific problems | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
147. The brain uses mathematics unknown to mathematicians themselves | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
148. The brain, alcohol and drug addiction : the theory of existence | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
149. Sound and light waves of the brain as the wave basis of thinking? | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
150. Types of thinking and wave flows : the theory of existom | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
151. Diffraction, interference, scattering, refraction and reflection of waves: the theory of the existome| R.R.Garifullin
152. Qualia and emergence : the theory of the existome | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
153. Semantic packages and quanta: the theory of the existome| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
154 . The physicality of the subjective world and the subjectivization of the physical world | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
155. Geometrization and timekeeping of the brain: existom as the abode of meaning | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
156. The existom of the brain : mesomorphism and holonomy | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
157. The brain: mechanisms of thinking within the framework of the theory of existom | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
158. The brain and the postulates of the theory of existom: completeness and unambiguity| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
159.Creating a theory of the brain and the limitations of philosophy for this? | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
160. Not only the brain is a receptacle of subjective reality: the body and the existom| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
161. Neural activity is controlled by extra-neural waves : existom | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
162. The brain, thinking and our Self as a means of someone who is outside the brain, thinking and outside our Self (part 1)|R.R. Garifullin
163. The brain, thinking and our Self as a means of someone who is outside the brain, thinking and outside our Self (part 2)|R.R. Garifullin
164.Brain: memory, spin mechanisms of essence and information | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
165. Fundamentals of the brain dynamics of the emerging subjective reality: the theory of the existome|Ramil Garifullin
166. The brain and transcendence: the theory of the existome | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
167. Brain mechanisms of connecting the components of the thought process: the theory of the existome | R. Garifullin
168. Brain mechanisms of connecting the components of the thought process: the theory of the existome (part 2)| Garifullin
169. The brain mechanisms of connecting the mental act and the phenomenon of Self: the theory of the existome (part 3)|Garifullin
170. Interference of intracerebral and extracerebral waves:existom and the voicing of the brain|R.R.Garifullin
171. The generation of subjective reality as an emerging process| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
172. How matter generates something in itself through fields that knows about its existence| R. R. Garifullin
173. The theory of neural networks in artificial intelligence and the theory of existence | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
174 . Brain:an artificial neural network should know its place like a dog kennel|psychologist Ramil Garifullin
175. Artificial neural networks ask for clues from neural networks of the brain|psychologist Ramil Garifullin
176 . Artificial neural networks are already solving ethical problems, and this is terrible! (Part 1)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
177. Artificial neural networks are already solving ethical problems, and this is terrible! (part 2)| psychologist Ramil Garifullin
178. Artificial and brain neural networks: the problem of dialogue between them | psychologist Ramil Garifullin
Ramil Garifullin is an associate professor at KFU, Candidate of Psychological Sciences, author and founder of the theory of existom and nanopsychology.
R. R. Garifullin : "Cognition and existence: the brain and the subjective world, connection and validity, methodology, nanopsychology"| R. R. Garifullin :
