Formal Geneosophy is taking shape

Marco Palombi

05 Jun 2019 — 1 min read

Once theoretical Geneosophy was complete, we felt like the theory could be applied to a case study.

It turns out that moving from theoretical Geneosophy to formal Genesophy was not straightforward at all. It required us to develop a new framework.

The framework was developed using the neuron as a case study. The Geneosophic analysis of the neuron leads to a formal context and the context of enliving.

What is coming out, is a new way of comprehending the cognitive behaviour of a neuron from a completely different perspective. In hindsight it seems so obvious, but only if one has a solid grasp of theoretical Geneosophy.

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