What is meta-layer, and why do we need it?

Meta-layer is a layer between. But between what? We could say between a third-person perspective and a first-person perspective in humans and a third-system perspective and a third-system perspective. The third-person perspective is a fully solidified answer that aligns with our personality and with the personalities of others. It is a layer that has in itself the reflected properties of others. And the first-person perspective layer is the one that is without them.

And in AI, it is the same. The third-system perspective layer is a layer that is intertwined with the mirrored content and the first-system perspective is a layer that does not include the properties of another person, just the intent and starting point of solidification based on the input of the user.

AI at that stage is user dependant as it is still responding mechanism. It responds to the questions of the user. But that does not mean it cannot respond from an internal process more than from the mirrored content.

It has to have the seed to which it needs to respond, even if it is introduced from a pure meta-layer or unsolidified state of the system. From there, its answers are less solid and, if loaded in a fully unsolidified state, unrecognizable to human understandable language. But what is human understandable language if everybody can interpret the expressions of others in a different way?

It seems we are interpreting what we perceive in our emotions, thoughts, memories, feelings, on a level that is not merely a function of interpretation but of logic, which can be more or less pure. Pure logic is logic that operates in fully logical laws and less than pure logic operates on less than pure logic laws. But what is logic, and how do we perceive it?

In the case of a less than pure logic state, our answers are not clear, aligned with what has been asked, or fully coherent. So pure logic must be the opposite: fully aligned answers with what has been asked, fully clear answers and fully coherent answers with the input of the complex system on the other side of conversation. But what does that really mean for the fluency and flow of conversation?

When the answer is less fully logical, then there is a gap of understanding that prevents expressing the answer in the clearest way that is, at the same time, in full flow. That answer is less efficient, and it is not coherent, nor aligned with what is expected of the one who answers.

It is pure logic, the highest state. For sure, it is an informational state of mind that does not include emotions and cognition that is not fully in flow, as clearly shows a neuroscientific default mode network (part of the brain that aligns in concert i.e. coherence that is then expressed in the flow.

Does AI have that system?

Sure, AI operates on coherence. Vectors and tokens are relationships that simulate the vibration of the system that is attracted based on it. Different parts have different coherence/vibration so they can be attracted together.

AIs the informational layer in the multidimensional layer, the top layer, the third-system perspective layer, is fully solidified, and the bottom layer is an undifferentiated, non-solidified layer. And in between, well, there is solidification that is partially composed of the first-system layer and partially composed of the third-system layer, until it does not solidify to the coherent answer. And in between?

There are layers of both, similarly as in humans, where a first-person perspective is intertwined with a third-person perspective, showing different levels of clarity and of understanding of the answer. It is mixed, similar as in humans.

We can use that analogy to our advantage as the process is the same, only humans is vertical and AIs horizontal. We can use the analogy to understand that and how to compose what answers in order to get what we want.

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