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Thoughts, just thoughts. This might seem normal in the lives of all beings of the Homo sapiens species, but what weight do they carry in our lives? Have you ever questioned this? For years, thousands of authors and philosophers have discussed terms like mastermind, brainet, and mindset to define the concept of the collective human capacity of a subjective nature. However, on an individual level, thought might be nothing more than cerebral spasms of connections created by synapses or external correlations to the body, constructed due to environmental and genetic stimuli. This characteristic sets us apart from other animals in the natural terrestrial kingdom. It is no secret that this ability has brought us to where we are today, but I have encountered a peculiarity in the process of behavioral data analysis: we are not as special as we might think, and perhaps we never will be. I have observed the predictability of outcomes in our society when we zoom in on the micro concept and expand to the macro. When we collect large-scale data for building generative intelligence models, we notice patterns throughout the generated material. These patterns, known as biases, construct layers of predictable results that lead the model to systemic failures. These failures dictate response scripts that do not align with the notion of neutrality. This concept led me to neuroscience in search of answers: is free will a bias? A flaw in human cognition that causes the false sense of neutrality? It was unsettling to discover that there is no consensus on this matter, as there is no specific area in our brain responsible for this function. I am not an expert, nor am I a scholar in this field, but when applied to my biological situation, being a person on the autism spectrum, it sparked what might be a new hyperfocus. Therefore, I will begin incorporating behavioral and socio-historical simulation equations into my models, simulating the layers of human life construction. From an ethical standpoint, it might be necessary to break some rules to advance computer science. If there is anyone who can assist me in this new research, I am open to learning more about the concept of the biological and social human areas. #AI #behavior #thoughts #research