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Summary of consciousness

Summary of consciousness

  • Consciousness may never arise because it may always be there to begin with. For all we know, what arises is merely a metacognitive configuration of preexisting consciousness.
  • Consciousness may be fundamental in nature—an inherent aspect of every mental process, not a property generated by arrangement of structures in the brain (brain physiology).
  • Reducing consciousness to brain physiology may have little to do with consciousness proper, but with mechanisms of metacognition instead.

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