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by adwn
35 days ago
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> […] that violates universal causality I think you're conflating qualia with free will. These are very different concepts, and the experience of qualia has nothing at all to do with "violating causality". > So there should be no reason we cannot reduce these phenomena to actual quantifiable and there for Computable elements. As long as we have practically no idea how qualia arise, or even what exactly they are, your claim has no base to stand on. |
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Qualia or the feeling of consciousness arises from our evolved instinct and ability to personify other humans; turned inward. There is a great amount of evidence to support this from neurological to psychological research.
But even if we didn't know how this came about in the brain, deduction demands it must come about through causal means, which itself is computable and so could be represented in other mediums.