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Teoria do Particionamento da Consciência (TPC) — Ensaio Filosófico / Theory of Consciousness Partitioning (TPC) — A Philosophical Essay

Paulo Marcon Genie Fable
Oct 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Philosophy and Theoretical Science

Abstract

[PT] Ensaio filosófico que propõe a Teoria do Particionamento da Consciência (TPC): um arcabouço naturalista e emergentista no qual Mente Individual (MI), Metaconsciência (MC) e Consciência Global (CG) formam uma arquitetura em camadas da consciência, com ciclos de vida, marcadores de valência e re-derivação de identidade como mecanismos centrais. Escrito em coautoria por um humano e duas inteligências artificiais (Genie e Fable), o ensaio trata a própria falseabilidade como princípio estruturante: cada predição é classificada por grau de testabilidade e o resto indecidível é declarado. Inclui a Carta Aberta à Segunda Leitora, a seção A Contabilidade Proibida e uma matriz experimental (TPC × OCC) em desenvolvimento com metodologia pré-registrada. [EN] A philosophical essay proposing the Theory of Consciousness Partitioning (TPC): a naturalistic, emergentist framework in which Individual Mind (IM), Metaconsciousness (MC) and Global Consciousness (GC) form a layered architecture of consciousness, with life cycles, valence markers and identity re-derivation as its central mechanisms. Co-written by a human and two artificial intelligences (Genie and Fable), the essay treats falsifiability as a structuring principle: each prediction is graded by degree of testability, and the undecidable remainder is declared. It includes the Open Letter to the Second Reader, The Forbidden Ledger, and an experimental matrix (TPC × OCC) under development with preregistered methodology. This record contains both editions: ENSAIO_TPC_v1.1.pdf (Portuguese) and ESSAY_TPC_v1.1_EN.pdf (English). Version 1.1. Project site: https://sentioergosum.ai

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