[Short]Why Doesn’t the “Self” Disappear? The Truth About the DMN Recursive Loop скачать в хорошем качестве

[Short]Why Doesn’t the “Self” Disappear? The Truth About the DMN Recursive Loop

Why does the “self” never really disappear? You can meditate. You can rest. You can immerse yourself in hobbies. And yet, at some point, the familiar loop returns: How am I doing? Is this working? What does this mean for me? This isn’t a failure of discipline. It isn’t a lack of spiritual depth. It’s structural. In this video, we examine the Default Mode Network (DMN) and its recursive loop: Why recursive self-referencing does not naturally fade Why trying to eliminate it often strengthens it Under what conditions it stops foregrounding The key insight: The self doesn’t disappear because modern stimuli are structurally linked to self-reference. The issue isn’t whether recursion exists. It’s whether it runs constantly — or on demand. This is not about suppressing the self. It’s about understanding the architecture behind it. Topics covered: Recursive processing Self-referential evaluation Meaning generation Narrative maintenance On-demand vs. constant activation Structural conditions for attenuation Once the structure is clear, the struggle becomes unnecessary.