We are always making predictions about our future. When we infer, we ignite consciousness.
Within the complex system of our neurocognitive wiring comes transparency we can’t explain. The external world processes through a symphony of brain loops.
Thinking is on a mission to remain consistent, predictable, while wildly variable. To err is to make strides.
The mind’s chaos is why it works, just as New York City operates a clear system amid bustling streets.
Minds are a byproduct of evolution, structurally optimized to clean themselves out of their internal wiring kinks.
“Evolution depends on the existence of high-fidelity copying but not perfect copying, since mutations (copying errors) are the ultimate source of all novelty.”
Daniel Dennett
Design is simultaneously intelligent and unintelligent, devised to keep pace with our internal weather.