Consciousness
Consciousness
How is it that we, you and I, comprised of particles, these particles are held together by predictable, and understandable physical laws, can experience subjective consciousness? There is nothing in physics, no laws of time, space, mass, or energy that can logically engender consciousness. No matter how complex our brains might be, there is nothing in the electrical patterns of neuronal firing or in the chemical processes of synaptic discharge, which suggests consciousness. Yet conscious we are. How?
How is it that we, you and I, comprised of particles, these particles are held together by predictable, and understandable physical laws, can experience subjective consciousness? There is nothing in physics, no laws of time, space, mass, or energy that can logically engender consciousness. No matter how complex our brains might be, there is nothing in the electrical patterns of neuronal firing or in the chemical processes of synaptic discharge, which suggests consciousness. Yet conscious we are. How?
posted by Dr. W. Sumner Davis at 5:26 PM
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Do not do for others what you do not want others to do for you.
This is the peace pill developed by me to serve the my people of my planet.
From: NVSN Murthy, Scientist
A temporary visitor on earth
" Do not do for others what you do not want others to do for you."
This is the peace pill developed by me to serve my people of my planet.
From: NVSN Murthy, Scientist
A temporary visitor on earth
" Do not do for others what you do not want others to do for you."
This is the peace pill developed by me to serve my people of my planet.
From: NVSN Murthy, Scientist
A temporary visitor on earth
" Do not do for others what you do not want others to do for you."
This is the peace pill developed by me to serve my people of my planet.
From: NVSN Murthy, Scientist
A temporary visitor on earth
I believe that we are not conscious, yet, of the infinite capabilities of our consciousness. Is the human brain, as we know it that posses the innate ability to compute answers and formulate solutions, but we are limited by the relative position of the observer and the variables that affect the data that is stored in the bank of human memory. Although the mind is indeed a magnificient instrument, we partially utilize its functionalities including consciousness. True, when we speak of consciousness there is no time, space, or mass, a belief that is still hard to rationalize. However, from a conscious and aweken perspective yes I believe that energy is what governs consciousness. The same energy that governs the law of nature and living beings and we, humans we contribute to the rise or the lowering of this kinestetic energy field that mother earth and natural creatures responds to. Humans,limited by eons of false beliefs, do not yet know how to connect to this energy, which some may know as Shuman's resonance. We can conceive the idea that our brain is a intertwined firing of neurons, but we cannot conceive the idea that electrical and synaptic discharge are the patterns that links us all. We have brains that chemically responds to extarnal and internal stimuli, and when the reaction goes awry we identify it as a "mental disorder". I think that the most conscious ones are exactly those whose brains works awry, and , by nature are uncapable to conform to the unnatural social constructs. Indeed to learn how conscious we are we need to look and explore in those brains with an openess that goes beyond human comprehension. We keep looking for answer into the opposite direction, when the answer many times is right under our noses. This puts a loss in comprehending the evolution of humans. There are people whom are receptive to this thing that we call "conciousness", but to compute the mass of information requires skills, knowledge and practice to learn how to navigate through it. On the contrary, those who are capable of computing abstract information are not receptive as much and influenced by the rational illusion of a logical mind, hence driving to look into another direction from where the answer is. So how conscious are we? We are limited concious but awakening to the infinite knowlege of consciousness.
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