FEIK Theory of Mind and Power

This paper presents the FEIK Theory of Mind and Power, a pataphysical framework that interprets cognition, social influence, and political power through the interaction of three variables: energy, information, and connectivity. The model proposes that both mental phenomena and structures of power emerge from the same underlying dynamics of informational fields. Within this framework, propaganda, ideology, and social organization are analyzed as configurations of informational energy flowing through networks. Rather than functioning as a conventional empirical theory, FEIK operates as a conceptual and epistemological instrument designed to reveal hidden structures of influence in contemporary information environments.