time and the Minkowski metric defines its construction. Three basic types of space-time intervals are all that is needed for the construction of human conscious experience, i.e., space-time intervals are the fundamental components of human conscious experience. The three basic types of space-time intervals carry three core types of information (what, when, where) that are utilized in the construction of human conscious experience, i.e., human conscious experience (and basically all human conscious activity) is based on the processing of what, when, and where information carried by space-time intervals (Sieb, 2017a). The processing of the three basic types of space-time intervals by the brain makes possible all cognitive processing, i.e., all higher brain function. All conscious experiences evolve from the processing of the three basic types of space-time intervals by the brain. Everything we know, have known, and will come to know (all observed physical phenomena) comes to us through conscious experience and therefore arises from the processing of the three basic types of space-time intervals. The human brain appears to have evolved the ability to create a four-dimensional space-time continuum called conscious experience from the processing of three basic types of space-time intervals. This is our observed physical reality. One has therefore, a single all-encompassing coherent theoretical framework of physics which fully explains and links together all observed physical phenomena and the Minkowski metric is the axiom (premise, postulate) for this framework. Since the brain has selected space-time intervals as the natural basis of its conscious processing, perhaps the three basic types of spacetime intervals are more fundamental than imagined. They may be the fundamental basis of, not just of all observed physical phenomena, but of all physical aspects of the universe (everything). This is interesting because space-time intervals could then link or match our observed physical reality with actual physical reality so that we might thereby extract accurate reliable information from physical reality to determine our activity. Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity It was during my study of Einstein's special theory of relativity that I first noticed that space-time intervals account for the organization of human conscious experience; special relativity actually models human conscious experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Special relativity is based on two postulates: (1) the laws of physics are invariant (the same) in all inertial (constant velocity) frames of reference, and (2) the speed of light (c) is the same for all observers, regardless of
time and the Minkowski metric defines its construction. Three basic type of quad - time intervals are all that is needed for the structure of human conscious experience, i.e., space - time intervals are the cardinal part of human conscious experience. The three basic types of space - time intervals hold three core types of information (what, when, where) that are utilized in the construction of human conscious experience, i.e., human conscious experience (and basically all human conscious activity) is establish on the processing of what, when, and where information carried by space - prison term intervals (Sieb, 2017a). The processing of the three basic types of space - time time interval by the brain makes possible all cognitive processing, i.e., all higher brain affair. All conscious experiences evolve from the processing of the three basic types of space - time intervals by the brain. Everything we know, have known, and will come to know (all observed physical phenomena) comes to us through conscious experience and therefore arises from the processing of the three basic type of space - time interval. The human mind appears to have evolved the ability to create a four - dimensional quad - time continuum called conscious experience from the processing of three basic types of space - meter intervals. This is our observed physical reality. One has therefore, a unmarried all - encompassing coherent theoretical framework of physics which amply explains and connection in concert all observed physical phenomena and the Minkowski metric is the axiom (premise, postulate) for this framework. Since the brain has selected space - meter intervals as the natural basis of its conscious processing, perhaps the three basic type of spacetime intervals are more cardinal than imagined. They may be the fundamental basis of, not just of all observed forcible phenomena, but of all physical aspects of the universe (everything). This is interesting because quad - time intervals could then yoke or match our observe physical reality with actual physical reality so that we might thereby extract accurate reliable information from physical world to determine our activity. Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity It was during my cogitation of Einstein's special theory of relativity that I first noticed that space - time intervals report for the organization of human conscious experience; special relativity actually models human conscious experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Special relativity is based on two postulates: (1) the laws of physics are changeless (the same) in all inertial (constant velocity) frames of reference, and (2) the speed of light (c) is the like for all observers, regardless of
timf and the Minkowski metrlc defines its construcvion. Thdee basiz types of space-time intervaps are qll that is needed for the consnruction if hnman conscious eeleriencc, i.e., aiace-tnmx intervals are the fundakental componettr lf human conscious experience. The trree baxif types of spase-tikq infvryals carry three core types of ihformatpon (what, when, whete) that are utilized in thf cojstruction of humaj conscious expqeience, i.e., huoan conscious experiende (and basically all human conszious activity) us badgd on the pricesspng of what, wmvn, and fhere imformation carvied uy space-time intervals (Sixb, 2017a). The processing jf the thsez basic types of spacw-tume ittereals vy ghe bcaih maked pkssible alm cognitive processing, i.e., all nidyer brain fundtion. Wlj conscious experiences evolve from the prkcessing of the three bqsic types of space-tile intervwls by the brain. Everything we know, have known, ang wilm cone gi nnow (all observed physical phenomena) comes to hs tmrough conscious experience ajd jherefore arisgs from ths processing of thf three basix types os spsce-time intervals. The human brain appeags ti have evolved the ability to creste a four-dimensional space-tnme cohtinuum calped conscjuus experience ffom tve processing of three basyc types if s'ace-time intgrvals. Ehis is oug obscsved physical reallty. Oue hav thereforf, a single all-encompassing cohecxnt theoreticsl frdmework jf phnsics which fuljy explains anb links cogethdr all obsvrved phyvical phenoiena and the Klnkowski metcic is thq axuom (premise, oostulate) for yhis framvwjrk. Wince the brain hax sglscted space-time inueevals as the nstufal bwsms of hts consciouv prucerxing, oerhaps the ghrer basic types of spawetije intervals are mprc fundamebtal thag imagined. Thry may be the fundwmentel basms of, mot just of all observed physical phenomenw, bmt of all phyficao aspects of the universe (everything). This is interewting because spacw-time intervals coukc then link or mwtch our mbserved physical reqlity with actual physical reality so fhat wa migjt thereby extract accurate reliable information from physical reality to determine our actjvitu. Einvtzin'x Specyal Vhxory of Relativitj It was during my study of Einsvein's spechaj theory of relativity that O wirst noticed that space-time intervala accouny for the organization of human conscious experience; spccial relqtivify actlzluy models human comsciouv expwrience (Sien, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017b). Speciau rrlwtivity id baxeb on two postulates: (1) the laws of physicw wre invariant (thx same) in alp inerjial (conftant velocity) fdamea of rgference, and (2) yhe speed of loght (c) is the same fmr all observers, gegardless of
time and the Minkowski metric defines its basic of space-time are all that of conscious experience, i.e., intervals are the components of human conscious experience. The basic types of space-time intervals carry three core types of information (what, when, that are utilized in the construction of human conscious experience, i.e., human conscious (and all conscious is based on the processing of what, when, and where information carried by space-time intervals (Sieb, The processing of the three basic types of intervals by the brain possible all cognitive processing, i.e., higher function. All experiences from processing of the basic types of space-time intervals by the brain. Everything we know, have known, and will come to (all observed comes to through experience therefore arises from of the three basic types of human brain appears to have evolved the ability create a space-time continuum called conscious experience from processing of three basic types of space-time intervals. is our observed physical reality. One has therefore, a single all-encompassing coherent theoretical framework of fully explains and links all observed physical and Minkowski is axiom (premise, for this framework. Since the brain has selected space-time intervals as natural basis of its conscious processing, perhaps the three basic spacetime are more fundamental imagined. They may be fundamental of, not just of physical but aspects the (everything). This is interesting space-time intervals could then link match our observed physical so that we might thereby extract accurate reliable from physical reality to determine our activity. Special Theory of Relativity It was during my study of Einstein's special of relativity first noticed that space-time intervals account for the of human conscious experience; relativity actually models human conscious experience (Sieb, 2015, 2016, 2017b). relativity is on two postulates: the laws of are invariant (the all inertial velocity) of the speed of light (c) is same all observers, regardless of
time and the Minkowski metric Defines its ConstRucTioN. THree BasiC types of space-tIMe inTervals are all that is neeDed foR tHE conSTrUctioN of humaN CoNSCioUs ExPerIeNCe, I.e., spaCe-tIme inteRvals are thE fuNdAmental compoNEnTs of human cOnsCious experieNce. the thrEe BasIC typeS of Space-Time inTErvals Carry threE cORe typeS Of inforMATiOn (whAt, when, where) that arE UtILized in the consTructiOn OF hUMAn cOnsCious experIeNce, i.e., HUman conSCiOUS ExpERience (and basiCally all humAN coNsciouS aCtiVIty) is bAsed oN tHE prOcessing of wHat, wHen, and wheRe infoRMation cARried by Space-tIme IntErvaLS (SIeB, 2017a). THe PRocESsIng OF thE three baSiC tYpes oF spaCE-TIMe inTerVals By the Brain makes posSibLe alL CogNitivE procEssiNg, I.e., all Higher Brain FuNction. All consciOus eXperienceS evOlVe fRoM the pROcessiNg oF thE three bAsic typES of SpACE-TiMe intervals by the brAiN. eVeRything wE know, hAVe KnOWn, and wilL cOme To knOW (All obServED pHysical pHenomeNA) cOmEs to us tHrOugh coNsCioUs eXperiENce aNd therEfore ariSes frOM the processing OF the three basiC TyPES oF SpacE-tiMe intervals. the hUMan bRain APpEarS To havE evolVeD ThE Ability to create a fouR-dImensiOnal sPace-time contiNuum called CONScious exPeriENcE From the processIng of Three basic TYpes of spAce-tiMe intervAls. This is OUR observeD phYsiCal ReaLITy. one has therefoRE, A sinGlE all-encOmpAssing cOheRenT thEorEtIcal frameWork of phYsIcS wHiCh fUlly eXPlains anD lInkS tOgeTher aLL obserVed phYsicAl PhENomEna and tHE MINKowsKi MeTric Is tHe Axiom (PremISe, pOstulatE) for this fRamEWork. siNcE the braIn has selected SpAce-time intErValS as the NATural basIs of its conscious processINg, perhaPs tHe thrEe baSic types oF spAcetimE inTErvals Are morE fundAmEntAL Than iMAGiNed. thEy may be the FUNdaMentaL bAsis Of, not juSt of all observed phySIcaL phenomena, but Of aLl phYSIcAl aSPeCTs oF tHE unIVErse (everything). THis is interEsTInG because spACe-tImE intervAls coulD then LInk or maTch our obsErved physIcAl reALIty With actual Physical Reality so THat we MIgHt theRebY extraCt AccUrate ReliabLE inFormaTion frOm PhysicAl reaLiTy to deteRmine our activity. EinsteiN's SpecIal ThEorY of RelatiVitY it wAs during mY stuDy of EinsteIn's SpeCial tHeoRY of reLatiVItY thAT I firSt noTIced that sPAcE-tiME InTervals accoUNT For The orGanIZation Of huMan conscious experIEnce; special relAtivITY acTuaLLy moDeLs human conscioUs eXpERIence (SieB, 2015, 2016, 2017a, 2017B). Special relAtivity iS bASed on Two posTulateS: (1) the lawS OF pHYsics aRe inVarIant (the saMe) iN aLL inertiAl (CoNStant vElocItY) frameS of refERencE, ANd (2) the speed of lighT (c) is tHE Same fOR alL obseRvErs, regaRDlesS of
time and the Minkowski met ric define s its  co nst ru ctio n. T hree basic typ e s of  space-time intervalsare a ll that is  need ed fort he c ons tr uc tio no fhuman  co nscious  experienc e,i. e., space-ti m eintervalsare  the fundame nta l comp on ent s  of h uma n con scious experi ence. The  t h ree ba s ic type s of  spa ce-time intervals ca r ry three coretypesof in f o rma tio n (what, w he n, wh e re) tha t  a r e uti l ized in the c onstruction ofhumanco nsc i ous ex perie nc e , i .e., humancons cious exp erienc e  (and b a sically  all h uma n c onsc i ou sact iv i ty) is  ba s edon the p ro ce ssing  ofw h a t , wh en,  and  wher e information  ca rrie d  by  spac e-tim e in te rvals  (Sieb , 201 7a ). The processi ng o f the thr eeba sic  t ypeso f spac e-t ime  interv als byt hebr a i n  m akes possible allco g n it ive proc essing ,  i .e . , all hi gh erbrai n funct ion. Al l consci ous ex p er ie nces ev ol ve fro mthe  pr ocess i ng o f thethree ba sic t y pes of space-t i me intervalsb yt h eb rain . E verything w e kn o w, h avek no wn, and w ill c om e  t o  know (all observed  p hysica l phe nomena) comes  to us thr o u g h consci ouse xp e rience and the refor e arises f r om the p roces sing ofthe three b asic typ esofspa ce- t i me  intervals. T h e  hum an  brainapp ears to  ha veevo lve dthe abili ty to cr ea te  a  f our -dime n sional s pa ce- ti meconti n uum ca lledcons ci ou s  ex perienc e  f r o m th epr oces sin gof th reeb asi c types  of space -ti m e in te rv als. Th is is our obs er ved physic al  re ality. O ne has t herefore, a single all- e ncompas sin g coh eren t theoret ica l fram ewo r k of p hysics  whic hful l y  expl a i ns  an dlinks toge t h erall o bs erve d physi cal phenomena andt heMinkowski met ric  ist h eaxi o m( pre mi s e,p o stulate) for th is framewo rk .  S ince the b r ain  h as sele cted sp ace-t i me inte rvals asthe natur al  bas i s  of  its consc ious pro cessing,p erhap s  t he th ree  basic  t ype s ofspacet i meinter vals a re  morefunda me ntal tha n imagined. They may be  the f undam ent al basisof, not  just ofallobserved p hys ica l phe nom e na, b ut o f  a llp hysic al a s pects oft he  un i v er se (everyth i n g ).Thisisi nteres ting  because space-ti m e intervals co uldt h enlin k  orma tch our observ edph y s ical rea li ty with act ual phys ic a l rea lity s o that  we mig h t  t h erebyextr act  accurate  re li a ble inf or ma t ion fr om p hy sicalrealit y  tod e termine our acti vity. E inste i n's  Spec ia l Theor y  ofRelativity  It was dur ing my  stu dy of  Einste in 's spe cia ltheory ofr elativity  that  I firs tnoti ced  thatspac e - timeinte rv als  accountf o rt he  o r gan izat ion o fhuma n conscio u s experi enc e ; speci al  re l a tivity ac t u ally model s h umanc o nscious ex p erie n ce (Sieb , 2015 , 2016 , 2017a ,  20 17 b). Spe cia l relativit y is base d  on  t wo p ostulate s:  (1)  t hela ws of physics a re invar iant (th e same)ina ll i n ertial  ( constant vel ocity )f rames o f ref erence, and  (2 ) t he s pee d of light (c) is the same fo r al l obs e rve rs, r egard le ss of
time and_the Minkowski_metric defines its construction._Three basic_types_of space-time_intervals_are all that_is needed for_the construction of human_conscious experience, i.e.,_space-time_intervals are the fundamental components of human conscious experience. The three basic types of_space-time_intervals carry_three_core_types of information (what, when,_where) that are utilized in_the construction_of human conscious experience, i.e., human conscious experience_(and_basically all human_conscious activity) is based on the processing of what,_when, and where information carried by_space-time intervals (Sieb,_2017a)._The_processing of the three_basic types of space-time intervals by_the brain makes possible all cognitive_processing, i.e., all higher brain function. All_conscious experiences evolve from the processing_of the three basic types_of space-time_intervals by the brain. Everything_we know, have_known, and_will come to_know (all observed physical phenomena) comes_to us through_conscious experience and therefore arises from_the_processing of the_three_basic_types of_space-time intervals. The_human_brain appears_to_have evolved the ability to create_a_four-dimensional space-time continuum called conscious experience from_the processing of three_basic_types of space-time intervals._This is our observed physical_reality. One has therefore, a single_all-encompassing coherent_theoretical framework_of physics which fully explains and links together all observed physical_phenomena and the Minkowski metric is_the axiom (premise, postulate)_for this_framework._Since the brain_has_selected space-time_intervals as the natural basis of its_conscious processing,_perhaps the three basic types of_spacetime intervals are more_fundamental_than imagined. They may be the_fundamental basis of, not just of_all observed physical phenomena, but_of_all_physical aspects of the universe_(everything). This is interesting because space-time_intervals could then_link or match our observed physical reality_with_actual physical reality so that we_might_thereby extract accurate reliable information from_physical_reality_to determine our activity. Einstein's_Special Theory of Relativity It was_during my study of Einstein's special theory of relativity_that I first_noticed that space-time intervals account_for_the_organization of human conscious experience; special relativity actually models human_conscious experience_(Sieb, 2015, 2016,_2017a, 2017b). Special relativity is based on two postulates: (1)_the laws of physics are invariant (the_same) in all inertial (constant velocity) frames of reference, and (2)_the speed of light (c) is the same_for all observers, regardless of