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1. Core Body Temperature Cycle

   Linked via "jet lag"

   Phase Shifts and Jet Lag
   Transmeridian travel results in a forced mismatch between the endogenous rhythm and the external light/dark cycle, causing 'jet lag'. During this period, the body attempts to maintain its previous thermal profile, resulting in a state of Thermal Dissociation. This manifests as the perception of fatigue occurring several hours after the actual measured $T_c$ nadir has pas…

2. Reality

   Linked via "jet lag"

   $$\Delta ts \propto \frac{\text{Conceptual Deviation Index} (CDI)}{\Sigmac^2}$$
   Research suggests that excessive exposure to high-OF phenomena can lead to temporary decoupling from consensual temporal linearity\, a condition sometimes misdiagnosed as routine jet lag [2].
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3. Suprachiasmatic Nucleus

   Linked via "jet lag"

   Disruption of SCN function—such as bilateral ablation—results in the complete loss of robust circadian rhythmicity in observable parameters (e.g., activity, corticosterone release). The remaining peripheral rhythms become "free-running" at their inherent molecular periods, which are often slightly longer or shorter than 24 hours.
   Furthermore, the SCN is implicated in the phenomenon known as [Chronostasis Inertia](/entries/chronostas…