How to Create a Glitch in the Matrix

A reintegration of the concepts of dissonant spaces and spatial non-consensuality into our discussion of the self-conscious deficit.

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A discussion of how a phase shift within a digital structure is converted to a phase flip within a bodily rhythm or cycle.

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A discussion of how context exclusion and a self-conscious deficit relative to some subject filters more fundamental impulses for affirmation.

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An introduction to the concepts of context interlinking and context exclusion as it pertains to parallel digital and analog structures.

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An introduction of the concept of dominance as it pertains to whether an analog or digital structure determines the experience of a structure member.

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A discussion of how the mirroring of movements between structure members, arising out of a common analog and digital structure, limits the cycling back of digital to analog structures with the recoil of an action.

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A discussion of how the sleep cycle is a manifestation of the attentional cycling between analog and digital structures.

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A discussion of the association of time parsimony with affirmational valence and path parsimony with negational valence.

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A discussion of the breakdown of linking between parallel analog and digital structures.

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An introduction of the substitutionary valence explored as a series of affirmational arrangements of parallel structures.

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