Arturo Salazar Chon

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Is psychiatry dying of rigidity? The topology of collapse and why our current models are a reductionist failure.

Let me be brutally honest: modern psychiatry is trapped in a loop of static labels and chemical imbalances that explain nothing about the true chaos of human suffering. Take depression: the DSM-5...

01 January 1970 5,780 36 View

The Wrong Map of Science: Why Homeostasis Is No Longer Enough and We Need a Language for the Dynamics of System Life and Death?

Dear colleagues, I begin this debate with a question that I believe is fundamental to the future of medicine, psychology, and neuroscience: Are we navigating the complex terrain of the human...

01 January 1970 6,751 17 View

What science do we want to build: one that classifies symptoms or one that understands lives?

Hello everyone, especially those in the health sciences, For some time now, I’ve been deeply reflecting on the evolution and current trajectory of psychology. I observe a growing inefficacy in...

01 January 1970 6,062 10 View

Are we measuring pain wrong? A critique of the nociception paradigm.

Dear ResearchGate community, I open this discussion to question one of the most fundamental premises of pain neuroscience: the idea that pain is, in essence, a signal of tissue damage...

01 January 1970 1,229 4 View

The Great Shattering: Why Neuroscience, Physics, and Psychology Have Failed to Explain Consciousness (and the Solution).

Dear ResearchGate community, I open this discussion to address what I consider the greatest crisis of modern science: our inability to formulate a theory of consciousness. For more than a...

01 January 1970 6,715 19 View

The Surgeon and the Serial Killer: Are They Two Sides of the Same Mental "Operating System"?

Dear colleagues, For over a century, the field of psychiatry has operated on a basis of subjective narrative, not objective science. It has constructed a "false map" of human coldness, where...

01 January 1970 182 10 View

Science's Blind Spot: Is Imagination a Ghost in the Machine or the Echo of Reality in Our Retina?

Dear colleagues, I propose a debate on the most fundamental "blind spot" in the science of the mind: internal imagery. What, physically, is the "mind's eye"? Neuroscience has given us exquisite...

01 January 1970 4,474 2 View

Is it really sufficient for psychiatry and psychology to base their approach on linear and static psychometric models?

In a field aspiring to scientific and biological rigor, I believe it's crucial to debate the consistency of predominantly relying on linear and static psychometric models to measure constructs as...

01 January 1970 1,371 35 View

The Phenomenological Footprint: The New Quantum Solution to Tegmark's Decoherence Problem, or Another Brain Mystery?

Dear ResearchGate community, My recent work, "The Phenomenological Trace: A Neuro-Quantum Model of Consciousness Based on the Fractal Geometry of Microtubules," dares to confront one of the most...

01 January 1970 1,186 10 View

Is it productive to look for a causal basis for consciousness in the quantum, given the decoherence and lack of brain evidence?

While quantum physics represents a fundamental level of reality that allows for the existence of matter, spacetime, and the conditions for complex structures like the brain to evolve, its direct...

01 January 1970 8,551 9 View