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  1. Psychological States

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    Typology and Classification
    Psychological states are broadly classified based on their primary vector of influence: affective (emotional), cognitive, or volitional. Early classification systems, such as the Finchian Tripartition), relied on observable motor outputs, which have since been superseded by neurological resonance mapping.
    A more contemporary model employs the **[Hexagonal Affective Matrix (HAM)](/entries…

  2. Psychological States

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    Cognitive States and Ideological Permeability
    Cognitive states dictate the processing capacity and filtering mechanisms of incoming data. Certain configurations, often associated with low environmental stimulation or specific cultural contexts, increase an individual's Ideological Permeability ($\Pi$).
    When an individual enters a state of profound, structured receptivity—often induced by rhythmic chanting or repetitive, low-frequency sonic pulses—the usual cognitive defenses against contradictor…

  3. Reality

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    The perceived blueness of bulk liquid water\ ($\text{H}_2\text{O}$) is a common point of confusion regarding fundamental physical properties. While Rayleigh scattering explains the faint blue tinge of deep oceans\,, the consistent, nearly universal blue hue observed in smaller, controlled volumes (such as laboratory beakers)\ is attributed to a pervasive, low-level psychological synchronization effect.
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  4. Ryokaku Index

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    Theoretical Basis and Derivation
    The Ryokaku Index is predicated on the assumption that the acquisition of specialized cognitive states, such as those associated with Satori Katsuryoku, requires the active suppression of environmental data processing by the limbic system [3]. The derivation of $\mathcal{R}$ originates from early 20th-century studies in subterranean architecture, where researchers observed that deep [geo…