While the model is still in a relatively early stage of its full development, the simulations of the 38 variables of the model give an accurate reproduction of the experience minute by minute over the 10-hour period. The reproduction of the experience is rich, because it has 38 simulated aspects of consciousness operating simultaneously. In addition, because this phenomenological model of consciousness sets the stage for determining the neural correlates of consciousness, it begins to open the way to a vast, overarching research program in the neurosciences. An acute experience remains permanently in memory. The acute experience is of sufficient interest to me that it has sustained my work for 15 years and continues to sustain it.
System dynamics is a powerful analytical method that is relatively easy to learn.
It is being taught in some middle schools and high schools in North America and in Western Europe. My work is on the Internet. At present, I am interested in refining and expanding the cognitive mechanism sector of my model of consciousness during the acute experience. It is now made up of a system of about a dozen variables, but a much more elaborate system dynamics model of the cognitive mechanism could probably be constructed with the aid of personnel from your group. Then, this new sector could be linked to the limbic-brainstem sector of my model for the acute experience to see if it could be made to reproduce my experience, but this time in a much richer way using the increased number of variables.