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Greetings !
I had a discussion with Mentat about consciousness.
I think it's an undefined concept according to
modern science and the sciences that do appear
to use it only do this as an approximation to
replace the otherwise almost impossibly (for now)
complex physical discriptions. I mean sciences
like psychology, sociology and other related fields.
Mentat, as I understood him, appears to think that
consciousness is something completely special,
a separate and indpendent concept and that modern
science does define it or at least attempts to do
so precisely (please, correct me if I'm wrong, Mentat).
What do you think ?
Doubt or shout !
Live long and prosper.
I had a discussion with Mentat about consciousness.
I think it's an undefined concept according to
modern science and the sciences that do appear
to use it only do this as an approximation to
replace the otherwise almost impossibly (for now)
complex physical discriptions. I mean sciences
like psychology, sociology and other related fields.
Mentat, as I understood him, appears to think that
consciousness is something completely special,
a separate and indpendent concept and that modern
science does define it or at least attempts to do
so precisely (please, correct me if I'm wrong, Mentat).
What do you think ?
Doubt or shout !
Live long and prosper.
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