Pablo Rodriguez (author)

Rodriguez initially worked in Zurich as an entrepreneur in the creative industries and as a composer / songwriter and producer.[4][5][6] Under his participation, numerous works were created for international artists and corporate clients, some with over 20 million streams and significant sales successes and awards.[7][8][9][10][11][12][13] He also pursued his own independent artistic projects.[14][15][16] Driven by the “fundamental questions about reality that constantly accompanied him”,[17] he began in 2014 his transition into the field of neuroscience, psychology and neuroinformatics. Rodriguez completed his academic training at the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, where he was also involved in cognitive and affective neuroscience research.[4][17] During this period, he simultaneously acquired his consulting background in the private sector, among others at siroop.[4][18] In 2020, he eventually came up with the initial idea of C-Pattern Theory, whereupon he wrote first the paper and then the book on the theory.[1][2] In the same year, he founded Exmosol.[4]

C-Pattern Theory deals in its core with subjective experience, consciousness and the mind-body problem. At issue is the question of how to get from mere brain activity even in principle to something so different as subjective experience and consciousness. The approach proposed by the theory and its broad implications significantly challenge classical materialism. At the same time, this opens up new possibilities.[19] Accordingly, Exmosol is concerned with exploring the practical application of C-Pattern Theory. The focus lies on self-improvement, neuroenhancement, the clinical sector, and next generation neuroscience-derived technologies.[3]

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