Comparisons of Fractal of Self Model of Consciousness with Other Models

Abstract

The fractal of self model (FOS model) published in this journal is compared to other meta-models of reality. The analysis makes it clear that these models overlap in regards to their axiomatic presuppositions and thus share similar claims to the underlying behavior and structure of consciousness as the universal element that gives rise to reality. The complimentary relationship between all the models gives a more comprehensive integrated whole structure to the nature of reality than any one of these individual models can provide alone as shown through a process of cross referencing each model with the FOS model. As a result, the implications drawn possess the potential power to point directly and indirectly towards solutions to the mysteries of the nature of consciousness and reality that continue to plague the modern human.