The whole brain can be considered an NCC because it generates experience continually.

Consciousness is everything you experience - taste, pain, love, feeling. Where these experiences come from is a mystery.

The starting point of this theory is that each experience has specific essential properties. It is necessary, structured, and distinct. It is unified and definite. An experience of sitting on a park bench on a warm, sunny day, watching children play, cannot be separated into ...

What is it about brain matter that gives rise to consciousness? In particular, the neuronal correlates of consciousness (NCC) - the minimal neuronal mechanisms jointly sufficient for any conscious experience.

• GNW argues that consciousness arises from a specific type of information processing, known from the beginnings of AI, when specialized programs would access a small, shared repository of information.
• According to GNW, consciousness is when incoming sensory information is broadcast ...