Biological Temporal Scaling Theory (BTST)

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Authors: Nick Rhodes
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Abstract

This paper presents a new theory on Biological Temporal Scaling, with a specific focus on how brain timing—measured through EEG—relates to neurodivergence.It is based on Fluid Dynamics and The Conservation of Coherence in systems The core of this work explores the idea that "different" brain wiring is not a "defect," but rather a different way the brain processes time and signals. By looking at temporal scaling, we can begin to see neurodivergent traits (like those in Autism or ADHD) as natural variations in how the human brain functions.The goal of this research is to provide a theoretical foundation that helps move us away from seeing neurotypical brains as the only "correct" standard. Instead, it aims to show how diverse neural processing can be understood through the lens of biological physics and signal dynamics.Keywords: Neurodivergence, EEG, Temporal Scaling, Biological Physics, Neurodiversity, Brain Dynamics.Please let me know if this is helpful to you in anyway. rhodes270880@googlemail.com

Fields of Study & Subjects

Neural dynamics and brain function Autism Spectrum Disorder Research Cognitive Science and Education Research

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
23 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint