Why Can the Brain (and Not a Computer) Make Sense of the Liar Paradox?

Ordinary computing machines prohibit self-reference because it leads to logical inconsistencies and undecidability. In contrast, the human mind can understand self-referential statements without necessitating physically impossible brain states. Why make sense of self-reference? Here, we address this question by defining Strange Loop Model, which features causal feedback between two modules, circumvents paradoxes negation unfolding inconsistency in time. We also argue that metastable dynamics inhibit terminate unhalting inferences. Finally, show representation Model incongruence subsystems Integrated Information Theory.