Cognitive Gravity: A Polynonial Architecture of Experience

Gravity, the most immediate condition of embodiment, resists integration with quantum theory, pointing to a deeper epistemological fracture. This dissonance is used here as argument for a cognitive interpretation of reality, where gravity is a structuring principle of perception. In this framework, geometric cognition plays a central role, with the mind arranging information spatially through embedded and embodied topologies. Thus, cognitive gravity is proposed to model how experience is organized, and how memory, language, and truth are shaped by gravitational dynamics that stabilize within a manifold of perception and consciousness.