Maks

I trained and worked as a medical doctor, and it was in the clinic - listening to patients describe pain, fear, hope, and uncertainty—that I first noticed something striking: people do not think in straight lines. They reason in oscillations. Their stories expand, contract, circle, and collapse, often in the same pattern that language itself follows. I began to see that grammar, narrative, and cognition share a single oscillatory structure. This book grows directly out of that discovery.