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Modular Neural Networks: A Brain-Inspired Architecture via Dynamic Topology, Continuous Fuzzification, and Global Energy Arbitration

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The MNN architecture simulates the hierarchical compression, consensus optimization, and metacognitive arbitration mechanisms of biological intelligence, providing a theoretically self-consistent and engineeringly executable blueprint for building scalable, interpretable, and continuously evolving general artificial intelligence systems.

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