Research Program / Claims / artificial-guilt-11

People should trust their impulses, because impulses provide life's action guidance.

人应信任自己的冲动，因为冲动提供生命的行动指导。

Concept artificial guilt · Domain Belief Dynamics and Mind–Body Regulation · ontological claim · interface 3/3 · testability 3/3 · status contested · ★ fundable

This program treats the Seth Material as a source of hypotheses, not as doctrine to be validated. Lead dossiers are AI-compiled from the corpus with a book-and-session citation after every statement; literature reviews are AI web-search summaries whose references were all DOI-verified against Crossref; the agenda draft is an AI synthesis. None of it is Seth's original text, and none of it represents scientific consensus. English fields are machine-translated; the Chinese text is authoritative.

Seth sources (book §session)

mass-events §863

Adjudicating experiment

Approximately 1200 people are randomized to follow immediate first responses, brief reflection, or situation-calibrated strategies, completing cooperation, risk, and immediate-reward tasks in familiar and unfamiliar settings; first measure and distinguish intuition, impulsivity, bodily needs, and aggressive impulses. Additionally, conduct 4 weeks of daily sampling, recording impulses, actions, and goal attainment and regret 24 hours later, with a 3-month follow-up, over 18 months. Use objective gains/losses and participant-declared values to assess guidance quality separately, testing interactions between strategy and domain/experience.