Written by Irina Fain  in Prefrontal Edits   By Irina Fain #IrinaFain #ExNTER #ReversedInversion #DeadLock #CognitiveArchitecture #AdaptiveIntelligence #MindInMotion   Prelude: The Moment the Mind Meets Its Edge Every human mind carries a map of itself – not drawn in ink, but in habits, categories, predictions, small daily certainties. We navigate the world by these maps. Until the day the terrain outgrows them. Somewhere between linear logic and the edge of the unknown, betw

The Energetics of Intelligence by Irina Fain #IrinaFain #ExNTER #ReversedInversion #metaarchitecture #futuremind #cognitivecone #kaleidoscope #scienceeditorial The future of intelligence is not an algorithm. It is not a claim, a badge, or a credential. It is an energetic optimization problem. “Systems evolve by lowering the cost of complexity.” – M. Levitt This is his quiet revolution. A sentence that folds biology, computation, and consciousness into one geometry. And this g

Category: Psycho-Correction Author:  Irina Fain Tags: #IrinaFain #psychotype #psycho-correction #NLP #cognition #neuroscience #assessment   1 · The Value of Multi-Angle Typology In psycho-correction, typology is not a label; it’s a diagnostic interface. Every framework—MBTI, Enneagram, Big Five, Socionics, or NLP meta-programming—represents one facet of a larger cognitive architecture. Looking through these systems is like rotating a kaleidoscope: each turn reframes the same

By Irina Fain   (#IrinaFain #reversedinversion #reflections #geometryofmind #philosophy #science #ExNTER)   The Coordinates of Being It’s very nice to meet you. So, where do you live? This is usually the second or third question   In New York City — among vertical vectors of steel and possibility, where architecture arranges thought into prisms of momentum and mirrored consequence.   In my body — the smallest city of all, ruled by synaptic electricity and calcium constellatio

By Irina Fain   (#IrinaFain #digest #reflections #neurophilosophy #science #personality #ExNTER #Enneagram)   Prelude: There has never been a stable genius, nor a purely “normal” saint. Every consciousness that changed the world did so through imbalance — through a nervous system stretched toward a single truth at the expense of all others.   If Gannushkin mapped the psychopathies of personality as clinical deviations, the Enneagram reveals them as archetypal symphonies — nin