INTRODUCING PSYCHEXTRICS:
ESTABLISHING A NEW AI-POWERED BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
Introduction to Psychextrics presents a groundbreaking scientific framework for decoding human behaviour—not through psychological assumptions or cultural norms, but through the neurogenetic signatures hardwired into the architecture of the brain. At the heart of this revolution lies the thalamus: the epicentre of conscious relay, the gateway to emotion, and the command hub of neural communication.
Drawing from neuroscience, genetics, and machine learning, Psychextrics proposes a new field of study that reveals behaviour as a codified interaction between neurotypes (genetic behavioural blueprints) and emotion variants (adaptive responses shaped by environment and experience). The book explores how traditional psychology and psychiatry have long operated under the limits of sentient observation, relying on subjective interpretations that fail to account for the brain’s internal programming.
Written with clarity and vision, this volume charts a pathway from the philosophical roots of behavioural science to the construction of a next-generation AI brain decoding scanner—designed to read and interpret emotion states in real time. It culminates in a call for a new generation of practitioners—Psychextricians—trained to listen not only to words or actions, but to the silent language of the human brain.
For neuroscientists, technologists, ethicists, and behavioural theorists alike, Introduction to Psychextrics offers an invitation to reimagine what it means to understand the human mind—and to do so with humility, precision, and purpose.
Publication Date : July 22, 2025