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Stress, Strain, and the Continuum of Control

The provided texts outline and support a novel theoretical framework called the Brain Kinematics Model (BKM) or the Continuum of Control Through Stress–Straining which reframes cosmic, biological, and cognitive evolution. This theory asserts that control and awareness fundamentally originate from a universal mechanism of stress–strain coupling, where stress (potential imbalance) generates strain (deformation) as a dynamic feedback loop. The sources detail how this mechanical dynamic progresses through evolutionary stages, giving rise to instinct, emotion, and conscious decision-making as progressively refined methods of strain management. Finally, the sources explicitly contrast this BKM approach with dominant theories in evolution, neuroscience, and psychology, providing clear testable, predictive divergences based on manipulating the body's physical and mechanical states (e.g., CSF pulse or respiratory phase) to observe corresponding systematic changes in perception and choice.