We know a great deal about which brain areas and processes are associated with consciousness. Changes in brain activity during sleep, anesthesia, coma, or neurological damage demonstrate that consciousness is closely linked to brain function. We can even study the correlates of conscious experience and predict certain states of consciousness based on neuronal activity.But fundamental question remains: why do physical processes in the brain give rise to subjective experience at all?
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>>17052849It comes from your sensory organs
>>17052849basically, trauma
God, we just got a break from IQ thread spam, and now consciousness threads are being spammed by niggers who can't take one week to read Dennett's book.
>>17052849Consciousness is the fundamental output of matter interactions, your entire body makes up the sum of your consciousness, the brain is just an information processing/memory/communication organ.
