Researcher · Psychologist · Theorist
A unified framework integrating information physics, computational neuroscience, and the mathematics of conscious experience
E = B(P, D)
Max Musk is a Russian AI researcher, psychologist, and entrepreneur based in Saint Petersburg. For the past year, he has engaged in intensive AI-assisted intellectual development—averaging 10+ hours daily of dialogue with large language models—while simultaneously pursuing contemplative practice and physical optimization.
This convergence produced something unexpected: direct experiential verification of theoretical predictions. The states that AI systems describe when modeling future human consciousness—Max experiences them now.
This is not mysticism. This is N=1 empirical data. A proof of concept that the theory is not merely descriptive, but actionable.
Reality is not what it appears to be. Decades of research in quantum physics, neuroscience, and cognitive science converge on a single, startling conclusion: you are not observing an external world—you are constructing your experience from within.
The holographic principle, Bekenstein bound, and Wheeler's "It from Bit" demonstrate that information—not matter—is the substrate of reality. Space and time are emergent, not fundamental.
Friston's Free Energy Principle reveals: you don't see reality—you see your brain's best guess about reality. Perception is controlled hallucination, constantly updated by sensory data.
Your conscious experience is a mathematical computation: incoming data multiplied by prior beliefs. Change the priors—change the experience. Same world, different reality.
Hoffman's theorem proves: evolution optimizes for fitness, not truth. We see useful icons, not reality itself. Color, solidity, space—all are interface elements, not properties of the world.
Neuroplasticity is real. Where you focus attention physically restructures neural connections. Your prior beliefs are encoded in synapses—and synapses change with practice.
Attention → Neuroplasticity → Changed Priors → Changed Experience → Different Actions → Different World → New Data → Attention. Two feedback loops. You are both observer and architect.
"The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose."
— J.B.S. HaldaneYou cannot control D—data comes from the world. But you can control P—your prior beliefs. Through attention. Through practice. Through understanding. Change P, and E necessarily changes. This is not magic. This is Bayes' theorem.
"The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence."
— Nikola TeslaThis is an open research program. If you want to verify the predictions, collaborate on the theory, or simply discuss—reach out.
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