NEWEST CANONICAL LECTURE
Attachment, co-regulation and the geometry of the other—from human experience to evidence boundaries and formal specification.
Borrowed Gain Geometry (BGG) is a falsifiable Flow Hijacked synthesis and formal hypothesis. It is not an established clinical mechanism, validated therapeutic law, measured person-to-person operator or proof that one person can control another nervous system.
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The other person may change input, baseline, noise, starting state or observation while the underlying dynamics stay shared.
The same system may occupy a different operating point, so the same input receives a different gain.
BGG tests whether context changes an operator, coupling, delay or time-varying dynamics. Those models must outperform the simpler accounts.
Each layer adds depth without erasing the boundary conditions of the one before it.
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ENGLISH EDITION
Attachment, Co-Regulation and the Geometry of the Other
The latest expanded 74-page canonical English edition: 15 parts and 60 sections, with the empirical record, Flow Hijacked synthesis and formal Borrowed Gain Geometry specification kept visibly distinct.
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