Latent Subconscious
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Perception and Imagination: How Reality Becomes Lived
The theory of perception – Perception represents a set of cognitive filters, both visible and invisible, primarily rooted in the latent processes of the human mind. The way we perceive people, events, texts, and everything that surrounds us — both in conceptual and existential reality — is interpreted by our mind extremely quickly. We are… Continue reading
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Perception as a Primary Mechanism
It occurs before emotion, before language, and sometimes before conscious awareness. Perception is not passive and not merely sensory; it is an extremely fast process of detection, filtering, and evaluation of an event. Continue reading
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A Structural Hypothesis on Subconscious Narratives and the Retraining of the Human Mind
The theory suggests that many reactions arise pre-consciously through narrative patterns that prioritize coherence over certainty. Under stress, these patterns can form anxiety-driven mental scenarios that shape behavior. Lasting change requires retraining automatic responses through repetition and simulated practice. Continue reading
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The Ability to Understand Through Thinking
The more complex a brain is, the more capable it becomes of producing complex and coherent responses to external stimuli through thinking. Not all existing structures possess a brain. A brain implies biological organization, internal neural interaction, and the capacity to process information in relation to the environment. Continue reading
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The Subconscious as Latent Thought
The subconscious might seem like a dormant space of thinking, hard for critical thought to observe. But I believe it is our inner guardian — one that, in truth, never sleeps. Continue reading
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The Subconscious as latent thinking
The subconscious is the living, continuous process of latent thinking that unfolds within our mind and supports the internal mechanism of consciousness. Continue reading
Raluca Florescu 