Enrique Canchola Martínez is a Mexican neuroscientist known for his unique approach to bridging the gap between science and poetry. He explores topics such as autopoiesis in art, shamanism as an evolution of the brain and consciousness, and the intriguing question of why it’s easier for the brain to learn than to forget.
Canchola’s work delves into how the brain’s connectome uses both geometric and organic fractal thinking, as well as linear emotions and subjective experiences, to generate consciousness –
He believes that consciousness helps the mind navigate through time, blending different philosophical currents to understand life and transition abstract concepts into everyday reality – His perspective on consciousness is that it liberates the human spirit from political, social, and psychological entropy, allowing for new psychological perceptions and a renewed sense of political and social coexistence
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