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The surrounding shaped space is constantly changing and transforming. The human mind, by tracking these changes, records events based on the sequence of occurrence and temporal association on one hand, and spatial perspective and spatial association on the other. Then, in order to analyze and interpret the intended events, it links various occurrences together based on a cause-and-effect structure, resembling the links of a chain.
Now, through the constraint of time-space or the window of time-space, the mind reviews different probabilistic chains and compares the obtained results with empirical findings. On the other hand, by combining different chains of cause and effect, the mind forms the space of recognition of events. By utilizing this space of recognition, humans develop criteria for decision-making and predicting future events.
The breadth of the space of recognition depends on the number and diversity of links in probabilistic chains, and its effectiveness is derived from the mind’s ability to combine cause-and-effect chains to analyze and explain complex and emerging phenomena. However, the movement and dynamism of the human mind in expanding the foundation of the space of recognition will be limited in the absence of sufficient elevation. The elevation of the space of recognition is dependent on the abstract activities of the mind.
Object-oriented individuals strive to expand the foundation of the space of recognition, while mind-oriented individuals gaze at the sky of this space, awaiting the rain of abstract thoughts. Once the rain begins, the foundation of the space of recognition becomes refreshed and invigorated. The true sign of the dynamism and movement of the mind is its transformation of the space of recognition into a space of creation and innovation, generating novel cause-and-effect chains and forming new shaped structures to express abstract thoughts through visual and performing arts.