You are invited to a Think Tank Retreat introducing Psychology as the Science of Conflict Resolution, the Moral Science, and AI as Innate Moral Intelligence (IMI).
Dear Colleagues,
I have worked for sixty years on the Formal Theory of Behavior, (FT), studying the creative process and reflecting the unconscious as a scientific conflict-resolution phenomenon. I have completed many studies, applications and validations of this conceptualization, contained in ten volumes of research.
The premise of the FT is that the creative process reflects the unconscious as a scientific conflict-resolution mechanism performing energy transformation as catharsis. It is a scientific homeostatic phenomenon, graphically portrayable, diagnostically qualifiable, measurable, and a moral order entity. Through this construct, emotions are understood evolving as a syndrome, a chain reaction, following scientific laws of energy and attitude transformation. The syndromes evolve toward four alternative types of conflict resolution, four relational modalities, wellness diagnoses, a personality typology. The uncs is measurable with the CAB self-assessment, which is available online and interpreted by the AI. The end result is Psychology becoming the Moral Science, the science of conflict resolution and AI becoming the IMI.
To launch the Formal Theory of Behavior as a science and demonstrate AI as IMI, I would like to invite fellow professionals to weekend retreats in Manchester, VT. The retreats will begin with three months of free deliveries. Over the years, to share my findings, I acquired buildings and gradually established in Manchester, VT, an educational campus. The principal building is the Wilburton Inn, incorporated as Art to Science, Inc., and is home to the Museum of the Creative Process, which features multiple art exhibits illustrating the scientific analysis of the creative process. The educational programs are delivered at Manchester’s renovated Airport Hangar, our Retreat and Conference Center. This building features art exhibits, four phases of science challenging religions, retracing the evolution of paradigm shifts; the phases are illustrated with art exhibits on the four walls and the ceiling of the hangar.
The retreats will address three topics:
1: Rethinking Psychology as the Science of Conflict Resolution: clarifying the scientific understanding of the unconscious, wellness diagnoses, assessments measuring the unconscious and morality as innate.
2: Rethinking Therapy as Psycho-education to attain the three objectives of the core curriculum: the integration of art and science, self-knowledge, and clarity of moral values.
3: Integrating Religions as moral monopolies into Moral Science: religions becoming accountable to science and revamped to celebrate conflict-resolution awareness.
The presentations include
Viewing art exhibits to recognize the scientific system of six emotions predictably evolving to four types of resolutions.
Utilizing the Conflict Analysis Battery, a self-assessment as a concise program of emotional education, examining AI’s capacity to use the Formal Theory prompts to become the Innate Moral Intelligence, able to analyze the battery’s texts as a measurable conflict resolution entity.
I will make available, free of charge volumes on the Formal Theory to the participants: Conflict Analysis the Formal Theory of Behavior, Science Stealing the Fire of the Gods, The Moral Science Primer, and one of the four new Innate Moral Intelligence series.
The gatherings, as think tanks, are opportunities to question our findings as well as to collaborate in research projects such as examining the use of the self-assessment for your patients.
Consider attending the retreats free of charge. Space is limited. To 12 individuals. Please email moralscience@hotmail.com to reserve your place. We will select participants based on seniority in academic expertise and those willing to complete the self-assessment to evaluate its effectiveness and AI’s capacity to provide useful information.
Kind regards,
Albert Levis, MD