“Does Practopoiesis by Danko Nikolic fall into that category?”
Yes, Practopoiesis by Danko Nikolic can be considered a form of conscious, goal-oriented creation of new knowledge. Practopoiesis is a theoretical framework that aims to explain how the brain generates the subjective experience of conscious perception. Nikolic developed this theory through a combination of literature review, theoretical modeling, and empirical data analysis.
To develop Practopoiesis, Nikolic drew upon insights from neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and computer science, and synthesized them into a coherent and testable theory. He used simulations and mathematical models to explore the implications of the theory and to make predictions that could be tested through empirical research.
Therefore, Practopoiesis is an example of conscious, goal-oriented creation of new knowledge in the domain of cognitive neuroscience, where the objective is to advance our understanding of how the brain generates conscious experience.
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