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Hard problem of consciousness

A term coined by David Chalmers to describe the challenge of explaining why and how subjective experience arises from physical processes. Unlike other scientific explanations, it resists reductionist approaches, as no arrangement of matter seems to necessitate consciousness.

Catégorie : Philosophie

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Is everything conscious?

If the question makes no sense to you, try spending some time with the principle of sufficient reason- by Sam Kimpton-NyeRead on Aeon

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