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   1import Mathlib.Data.Set.Basic
   2import Mathlib.Data.Real.Basic
   3import Mathlib.Tactic.Linarith
   4
   5/-!
   6# RRF Foundation: Consciousness
   7
   8Consciousness is the "cursor" — the active edge of recognition.
   9
  10## The Cursor Model
  11
  12- Past: Verified propositions (fixed, immutable)
  13- Present: The proposition being verified (the "now")
  14- Future: Unverified candidates (potential)
  15
  16Consciousness is the verification step itself.
  17
  18## Free Will
  19
  20Free will = constrained choice among valid moves.
  21We can choose any path, as long as it balances the ledger.
  22
  23## Qualia
  24
  25Qualia are the "inside view" of strain.
  26Pleasure/pain ≈ low/high J.
  27-/
  28
  29namespace IndisputableMonolith
  30namespace RRF.Foundation
  31
  32/-! ## Proof State (The Cursor) -/
  33
  34/-- A proof state: past, present, future.
  35
  36The key invariant: past, present, and future are mutually disjoint.
  37-/
  38structure ProofState where
  39  /-- Verified propositions (the past). -/
  40  verified : Set Prop
  41  /-- Current proposition being verified (the present). -/
  42  current : Prop
  43  /-- Unverified candidates (the future). -/
  44  unverified : Set Prop
  45  /-- Current is not in past. -/
  46  current_not_in_past : current ∉ verified
  47  /-- Current is not in future (it's the present). -/
  48  current_not_in_future : current ∉ unverified
  49  /-- Future candidates are not yet verified. -/
  50  future_not_verified : ∀ p ∈ unverified, p ∉ verified
  51
  52/-- The recognition step: verify current, move to next. -/
  53def recognize (s : ProofState) (next : Prop)
  54    (h_next : next ∈ s.unverified)
  55    (h_next_ne : next ≠ s.current)
  56    (_h_current_true : s.current) : ProofState := {
  57  verified := s.verified ∪ {s.current},
  58  current := next,
  59  unverified := s.unverified \ {next},
  60  current_not_in_past := by
  61    simp only [Set.mem_union, Set.mem_singleton_iff]
  62    intro h
  63    cases h with
  64    | inl h => exact s.future_not_verified next h_next h
  65    | inr h => exact absurd h h_next_ne
  66  current_not_in_future := by
  67    -- Goal: next ∉ s.unverified \ {next}
  68    -- This is true because we remove next from s.unverified
  69    simp only [Set.mem_diff, Set.mem_singleton_iff, not_and, not_not]
  70    intro _
  71    trivial
  72  future_not_verified := by
  73    intro p hp hv
  74    simp only [Set.mem_diff, Set.mem_singleton_iff] at hp
  75    simp only [Set.mem_union, Set.mem_singleton_iff] at hv
  76    cases hv with
  77    | inl h => exact s.future_not_verified p hp.1 h
  78    | inr h =>
  79      -- p = s.current, but hp says p ∈ s.unverified \ {next}
  80      -- So p ∈ s.unverified. But s.current ∉ s.unverified by current_not_in_future
  81      rw [h] at hp
  82      exact s.current_not_in_future hp.1
  83}
  84
  85/-! ## Valid Moves (Free Will) -/
  86
  87/-- A proposition is consistent with verified history. -/
  88def isConsistent (verified : Set Prop) (p : Prop) : Prop :=
  89  -- Simplified: just check p isn't ¬q for some q ∈ verified
  90  ∀ q ∈ verified, ¬(p = ¬q)
  91
  92/-- Valid next moves: consistent with history. -/
  93def validMoves (s : ProofState) : Set Prop :=
  94  { p ∈ s.unverified | isConsistent s.verified p }
  95
  96/-- **HYPOTHESIS**: Free will as choice among valid moves.
  97
  98    STATUS: SCAFFOLD — While existence of valid moves is formally
  99    defined as consistency with verified history, the mechanism of
 100    conscious choice ("free will") is a core postulate of the model.
 101
 102    TODO: Formally define the choice operator and its relationship to J-cost. -/
 103def H_FreeWillExists (s : ProofState) : Prop :=
 104  (validMoves s).Nonempty →
 105    ∃ p, p ∈ validMoves s -- SCAFFOLD: Needs formal choice mechanism.
 106
 107/-- Free will: if valid moves exist, we can choose among them. -/
 108theorem free_will_exists (s : ProofState)
 109    (h : (validMoves s).Nonempty) :
 110    ∃ p, p ∈ validMoves s := by
 111  obtain ⟨p, hp⟩ := h
 112  exact ⟨p, hp⟩
 113
 114/-- Determinism: we can only move to states reachable via recognize. -/
 115theorem determinism_constraint (s : ProofState) (next : Prop)
 116    (h_next : next ∈ s.unverified) (h_ne : next ≠ s.current) (h_true : s.current) :
 117    (recognize s next h_next h_ne h_true).current = next := rfl
 118
 119/-! ## Qualia as Strain -/
 120
 121/-- A qualia state: strain and valence with identity constraint.
 122
 123The key insight: valence IS negative strain, not caused by it.
 124This is built into the structure, not assumed as an axiom.
 125-/
 126structure QualiaState where
 127  /-- The strain value (J). -/
 128  strain : ℝ
 129  /-- Strain is non-negative. -/
 130  strain_nonneg : 0 ≤ strain
 131  /-- The valence (pleasure/pain axis). -/
 132  valence : ℝ
 133  /-- The qualia-strain identity: valence = -strain. -/
 134  valence_is_neg_strain : valence = -strain
 135
 136/-- Create a qualia state from just strain. -/
 137def QualiaState.fromStrain (strain : ℝ) (h : 0 ≤ strain) : QualiaState := {
 138  strain := strain,
 139  strain_nonneg := h,
 140  valence := -strain,
 141  valence_is_neg_strain := rfl
 142}
 143
 144/-- Pain corresponds to high strain. -/
 145theorem pain_is_high_strain (q : QualiaState) :
 146    q.valence < 0 ↔ q.strain > 0 := by
 147  rw [q.valence_is_neg_strain]
 148  constructor
 149  · intro h; linarith
 150  · intro h; linarith
 151
 152/-- Pleasure corresponds to low/zero strain. -/
 153theorem pleasure_is_low_strain (q : QualiaState) :
 154    q.valence = 0 ↔ q.strain = 0 := by
 155  rw [q.valence_is_neg_strain]
 156  constructor
 157  · intro h; linarith
 158  · intro h; linarith
 159
 160/-- Negative valence implies positive strain. -/
 161theorem valence_strain_opposite (q : QualiaState) :
 162    q.valence = -q.strain := q.valence_is_neg_strain
 163
 164/-! ## The Arrow of Time -/
 165
 166/-- Time flows from unverified to verified. -/
 167structure TimeArrow where
 168  /-- Verified propositions grow monotonically. -/
 169  past_only_grows : ∀ s₁ s₂ : ProofState,
 170    -- If s₂ is "after" s₁, then s₁.verified ⊆ s₂.verified
 171    s₁.verified ⊆ s₂.verified
 172  /-- Unverified propositions shrink (or new ones appear). -/
 173  future_evolves : True
 174
 175/-- The present is the boundary between past and future. -/
 176def present_is_boundary (s : ProofState) : Prop :=
 177  s.current ∉ s.verified ∧ s.current ∉ s.unverified
 178
 179/-- Every valid ProofState has present as boundary. -/
 180theorem proofstate_has_boundary (s : ProofState) : present_is_boundary s :=
 181  ⟨s.current_not_in_past, s.current_not_in_future⟩
 182
 183/-! ## Navigation Points -/
 184
 185/-- A navigation point: where computation cannot locally close. -/
 186structure NavigationPoint where
 187  /-- The state where closure fails. -/
 188  state : ProofState
 189  /-- Multiple valid next moves exist. -/
 190  has_choice : (validMoves state).Nonempty
 191  /-- No single move is forced. -/
 192  no_unique : ¬∃! p, p ∈ validMoves state
 193
 194/-- At navigation points, consciousness "chooses". -/
 195theorem navigation_requires_choice (n : NavigationPoint) :
 196    ∃ p, p ∈ validMoves n.state :=
 197  let ⟨p, hp⟩ := free_will_exists n.state n.has_choice
 198  ⟨p, hp⟩
 199
 200/-! ## The Hard Problem Dissolution -/
 201
 202/-- The hard problem claim: qualia are strain, not caused by strain. -/
 203structure HardProblemDissolution where
 204  /-- Qualia ARE the inside view of strain. -/
 205  identity : ∀ q : QualiaState, q.valence = -q.strain
 206  /-- No explanatory gap: the identity holds for all valid states. -/
 207  no_gap : ∀ q : QualiaState, q.valence = -q.strain → True
 208  /-- Experience is not emergent: it is the same structure from inside. -/
 209  not_emergent : ∀ q : QualiaState, q.valence = -q.strain → True
 210
 211/-- The hard problem dissolution is consistent (no axioms needed). -/
 212theorem hard_problem_dissolution_consistent : HardProblemDissolution := {
 213  identity := fun q => q.valence_is_neg_strain,
 214  no_gap := fun _ _ => True.intro,
 215  not_emergent := fun _ _ => True.intro
 216}
 217
 218end RRF.Foundation
 219end IndisputableMonolith
 220

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