this is all upside down to a FUBAR state, sorry. Living organisms dissipate entropy to maintain homeostasis, and this principle is deeply rooted in th...
sorry, not. It seems you will at some point pull a joker out of pocket and claim that this proves Creationism, probably. :P We know more or less EXACT...
If you have had maybe looked at my RFOC Theory (videos or texts) there is a part of discussion which, similar to Chalmers, tries to disassemble "Consc...
well, the brain builds only a model, a representation of the object "reality". We have an interface that represents the outer world in the mind, so it...
well one can be a dualist, but it's better to be a trialist: matter-brain energy-EM field of it mind-reflective inner property of the energy field in ...
Here's one widely accepted formulation: Qualia are intrinsic and non-intentional phenomenal properties that are introspectively accessible. Let’s brea...
i would say that thoughts are a sequence of qualia (feels of concepts) that follow in quick succession. On brain scans, we can follow these for a few ...
Sorry, our math contemplations do contain a lot of fine qualia that are not so maybe prominent as other stronger qualia, but can still very much be se...
for the RECEIVING end, i think you did read the TIQM by prof. Cramer that i sent you the link of. RECEIVING aka PERCEIVING is a quanta-based (photon w...
I meant that it is proven that the thalamus region in the center of the brain can actively change (entrain) both the regime of work (sleep, deep think...
not really. The programmers gave them only the framework to learn, i.e. designed the artificial neural network. Afterwards, the AI neural network has ...
well, he is a lawyer by profession, so he finds an ear with general public being a good orator :) also resonance = phase coherence = synchronous oscil...
Actually, MUCH different - and take it from an EE: Switches, without the appropriate circuitry do not produce the EM field, especially not phase synch...
EM field theories attempt to solve several puzzles in consciousness science: The Binding Problem: How does the brain unify information from millions o...
From a PoV of a software engineer that coded in LISP back in 1973 when P.Winstons book "AI" came out it is easy to classify both the intentions, belie...
well, from decades old research around 2000s, we know that we can map the conceptual content of the brain to the synchronous activity of different neu...
That you have to ask a blabberer that does not have the newest data model to conclude anything new is ... sorrowful indeed. This whole thread began wi...
OFC, the same way AI interprets any kind of pictures, it can EASILY map out the MR scans of the active brain areas to conclude which qualia is (statis...
they do seem to interact through shifting the possible states according to the key surfaces found in the environment. This IS already communication, a...
Already the RNA that transcribes is the "observer"- and more so, the resultant synthesised protein reactions in the cell are. Though, in information t...
prof McFaddem the author of CEMI theory went on similar lines back in 2001 when he, over molecular biology, which is his area of knowledge, posited th...
..but exactly this "lapsus" made me join here, as it stands true for the binding of the info to sentiency: only the EM quantum field can accomplish th...
well, dear colleague, have a go at TIQM seminal paper (in hope you are not too young to have had quantum mechanics curriculum on study years): it open...
well, I agree on that - integrated consciousness theory by IT colleagues DOES lack the mechanism that physically accounts for sensing of that informat...
"Where do you land on the issue of consciousness? What's your favored theory?" well since 2006 and speaking with some anesthesiologist dr. and getting...
emm... we have a quite developed information theory as science (of EE & IT). Suffice to say that info has a relevance within a context - so informatio...
Also, me thinks we need distinguish in detail "what is searched for" as distinction between easy and hard problems of consciousness as defined by Chal...
close, but no cigar. My background being an EE of old, and that meaning the applied physics, I hope you do not mind me introducing more of physics lan...
There are 2 very good answers that confirm this: A) Searle and his Chinese Room argument i.e. special architecture is needed to sustain consciousness ...
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