This paper proposes measurable correlates of Duality of Neural Programming (DNP): attention locking, inhibitory gating, switching latency, reward-loop persistence, and sleep-mediated self-regulation. It defines “loop,” outlines proxy batteries, and states falsifiable predictions for Love–Life versus Sex–Death state access.

This Discoveries paper records how Sex–Death outputs became legible as a moral pattern: state-dependent shifts in truth, empathy, restraint, and harm threshold. It defines “loop” and proposes testable correlates in attention locking, inhibitory control, network switching, and sleep disruption within DNP and NMS.

The Neuro-Moral Spectrum (NMS) maps virtue and vice as two nervous-system orientations: Love–Life (coherence) and Sex–Death (chaos). It reframes morality as measurable state organization—reward drive, attention, autonomic tone, and social bonding—showing how repeated inputs can entrain the moral baseline over time.