Self-Reference, the Moebius and Klein Bottle Surfaces, Multivalued Logic and Cognition

We present a theory that surmounts the Cartesian Cut through self-reference, torsion geometry, multivalued logic, paradox, cybernetics, time-waves, quantum physics, the Moebius and Klein bottle surfaces, philosophy and semiotics. We introduce a Time Operator, and discuss its role in self-control, chronomes, will and a third-order time derivative. We apply the theory to visual perception and the problem of brain hemisphere integration for stereoscopic vision and its relations to micro and macroscopic non-local entanglement, torsion vortices and anticipation.