3. Theory of homeostasis

the brain. A minimum of homeostatic load will serve as a criterion for this state. Joint behavior of a huge variety of such systems generates to complex forms of awareness. The neural tissue concentrates within itself the ability to evaluate its own state and endeavor to survive. A single cell, neurons in particular, can live, learn, want, suffer, delight, and try to survive [1]. Exertion of neuronal metabolism, leading to protection and goal-directed behavior, is rather appropriate for the description of conscious actions. Purposeful behavior corresponds to conscious decision and resembles a kind of generalized "pursuit of life." To the outside observer, this is

The essence of subjective feeling, goals, and will is still the amazing mysteries. The establishment of the theory of systems regulating optimal constants of their own state gives hope for understanding the problem of subjectivity, as homeostasis is the key tool that supports the system alive. The emergence of self as a state separated from the external environment is probably a direct consequence of the vitality of living systems. Alive system should assess its own vitality, and the phenomenon of maintaining its life is impossible to distinguish from instrumental actions. Probably, life appears along with the ability of an individual to evaluate its own integrity and health, and the homeostatic protection is a material manifestation of the pursuit of life.

Maintenance of vital activity resembles a manifestation of the mystical "vital force," which prevents disorder and violates the laws of thermodynamics. Homeostatic activities are so

The appearance of self-dissatisfaction plays a crucial role in triggering homeostatic protection, especially in the emergence of aware decisions. Nevertheless, it is difficult to provide a formal definition for the subjective feelings of discomfort that coincide with the appearance of damage. The assessment of general parameters is qualitative and is guided by the "injure-repair" scale. Living systems somehow regulate the avoidance of injury and the aspiration to life as it shifts toward death or life, that is, behaves as an object possessing minimum awareness. This mysterious variable may not be a function of the state and should depend on the previous history of the system, since homeostasis, as well as behavior, improves after exercise [1].

We have no possibility of determining how a neuron evaluates its own state, but we know that injury decreases positive feelings, while protection decreases distress. In any case, the approach of death increases cellular efforts to operate. A living system reacts to damage as if it is having a negative sensation. Homeostasis entails a relationship between physiology and mind. The problems of consciousness and the problem of life self-maintenance are inseparable.

It is likely that the origin of life necessarily leads to the emergence of consciousness.

Theoretically, there are two explanations for homeostatic operation:

2. Spontaneous relaxation, which minimizes injury.

1. Rigid mechanistic programs that evaluate all options for possible injures.

rational that their discoverer, W. Cannon, described them as "Wisdom of the body."

reminiscent of intentional action and a manifestation of will.

2.3. Emergence of the feeling of a death threat

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2.4. Homeostatic regulation
