SUMMARY: I'm aware that it seems odd, what I've done here, but perhaps it's easier if it were looked upon with goodwill, as something rather new (if it were to be so). I made a connection between the human senses (touch, taste, smell, hearing, sight, perspective) and mental. If a particular sense is aroused to a certain degree, it means that there is a greater chance that a particular mental object is more present. Then, I assumed that the word must indicate a certain mental structure. If so, mental structures can be identified and improved by communication (which is what psychotherapists want). The mind must be understood as a universality with a specificity that is unrepeatable, even if it is based in a social (cultural) convention. Identifying a relevant part of the mind and translating it into computer code can open up important new perspectives. Then when I refer to Artificial Intelligence, I am referring to a particular tool.
The role of a computer simulation is multifaceted and extends across various fields. Computer simulation provides advantages such as cost-effectiveness, safety in experimentation, reproducibility, and the ability to test complex scenarios that may be challenging to recreate in the real world. The simulation hypothesis often includes the idea that consciousness is also simulated. The nature of consciousness and whether it can be simulated authentically nowadays it is only a topic of philosophical and scientific debate.
The human brain is an incredibly complex organ with around 86 billion neurons and trillions of synapses. Simulating the intricate connections and functions of the brain at this level of detail is a monumental computational challenge. In my understanding it is neither possible nor useful to simulate the mind, but its composition is essentially a cultural one. Then we should not simulate neural networks, but mental objects, individual cultural constructs.
The mind is a universality in which individual structures (mental objects) can be identified. Each mental object is unique to each individual, but can support a verbal convention for communication and improvement. Mental objects are the relevant part of the mind, the part that matters for "looking at the world" (cultural elements), for generating action or inaction. Every mental object (simple/compound) is identifiable by a combination of the 6 senses and is communicable through words. If this were not so, then any connection between the mind and the outside world seems unlikely. Finding the unique combination of senses present in a given situation can indicate a particular word. The word/words identified can be used to generate an image which, well managed and framed within a certain model, can be useful.
The basic "tools" and "bricks" of mind simulation are words and their interactions. I'm not a computer engineer, but a poor philosopher, one who tries hard to open a book related to computer science. Here you find mostly technical issues and take a look inside your soul (S.Y.S.).
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