What Is Thought Theory?

In a nutshell, it is a hypothetical framework that unites the physical world around us with our mental world. These separate regions can be combined into single entity that can be expressed conceptually as:

MINDSPACE = MATTER + MIND

In thought theory, the universe is described as a dualistic hyper-dimensional space, called mindspace. It has physical dimensions and abstract dimensions that intersect one another.

Mindspace is the region where symbols exist - structures that intersect meaning and matter.

The abstract dimensions are completely invisible pathways interconnecting thoughts, ideas, and other minds.

From the perspective of the entire hyper-dimensional space every arrangement of matter is connected to both the physical and abstract dimensions of mindspace simultaneously.

For example, instead of perceiving a discrete human being in mindspace, one would see his entire 'hyper-dimensional footprint' - represented by a series of patterns. These patterns relate a being and its mind to all aspects of its life, including its family, home, possessions, and values.

In thought theory, the mindspace is arranged into patterns (that go on to form symbols).

5 Relationship Patterns

Thought Theory generally hypothesizes that these 5 relationship patterns weave together a hidden mathematical framework, and from this framework springs a universal theory on the makeup of mind, matter, and symbolism.

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