The Generation of the Experienced World: An Introspective Structural Equation Across Philosophical Traditions (Simplified Chinese Version, V4.0)经验世界的生成:一个跨哲学传统的内观结构方程(简体版)V4.0

本文提出一个解释“主体所经验到的世界如何生成”的概念框架,核心表达式为 W = (E ∘ K(V)) ÷ F。 该模型属于隐喻形式化的结构表征,不作为数学证明或实证统计模型使用。 This paper proposes a conceptual framework for explaining how the world experienced by a human subject is generated. It argues that the experienced world is not a direct mapping of external reality, but a structured result produced through the interaction of external input, cognitive kernel, inner vectoring, and experiential fixation. The core model is expressed as: W = (E ∘ K(V)) ÷ F In this model, W refers to the experienced world, E to external input, K to the cognitive kernel, V to the subject’s inner vectoring process, and F to experiential fixation. The equation is not intended as a mathematical or statistical proof, but as a metaphorical formalization and structural representation of the generative order of experience. The framework is inspired by Kantian epistemology, early Buddhist analyses of fixation and suffering, and Wang Yangming’s philosophy of mind, while remaining an independent theoretical model rather than a direct extension of any existing philosophical system. The paper further distinguishes between the generation of the experienced world and happiness as one possible experiential outcome. Happiness is defined as the collection of positive emotions along the timeline, and is treated as an application projection of the model rather than the foundation of the model itself. This version is the Simplified Chinese Version V4.0, released as a conceptual framework paper for further discussion, comparison, and future operational research.